A severe hailstorm struck northern Mexico City yesterday afternoon, causing the most significant damage in the Cuautepec area of ​​the Gustavo A. Madero borough; there, the metal roof of a basketball court at a “Pilares” community center collapsed, and service on Cablebús Line 1 was temporarily suspended. In the neighborhoods of Cuautepec—located on the border […]

The capital’s government reported that over a million people watched the National Team’s triumph over Ecuador—marking Mexico’s fourth World Cup victory—at the Zócalo, the Mexico City Stadium, and various other designated viewing sites. Head of Government Clara Brugada reported a gathering of more than a million people in the streets tonight; within minutes, crowds had […]

The rich cultural, artisanal, and gastronomic heritage of Oaxaca has found a permanent showcase in Mexico City with the opening of “Casa Hecho en Oaxaca” (House Made in Oaxaca), a space that brings together some of the state’s most representative products and aims to introduce the public to the diverse traditions that distinguish the region. […]

Monterrey-based influencer Aldo de Nigris shared his experience visiting Nusr-Et, the Turkish steakhouse chain owned by renowned chef Salt Bae, famous worldwide for his unique way of sprinkling salt on his dishes. In a video, the content creator recounted how a visit he expected to be “peaceful” ended with a bill exceeding 40,000 pesos. He […]

The Mexico City Metro (STC) will extend service hours on lines 1, 2, and 3 this Tuesday, June 30, for the match between Mexico and Ecuador in the Round of 32 of the 2026 World Cup. According to the announcement released by the Mexico City Metro, these three lines will operate until 1:00 a.m. on […]

48th Gay Pride March (LGBTTTIQAP+) in Mexico City The 48th edition of the Gay Pride March (LGBTTTIQAP+) in Mexico City already has a date: it will take place on June 27 and will march from the Ángel de la Independencia to the Zócalo in Mexico City. For 2026, the theme of the march is: “Before […]

At a time when Mexico is capturing the world’s attention as a host of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Oaxaca has decided to take advantage of this global showcase to share what has made it one of the country’s most renowned cultural destinations: the talent of its people. Through Casa Hecho en Oaxaca, located in […]

Thousands of demonstrators are expected to arrive in Mexico City on Thursday with plans to disrupt the World Cup opening ceremony. Protest groups have threatened to block access to the stadium hosting the first match unless the Mexican government responds to their demands. Teachers’ unions, families of missing persons, judges, and other social groups are […]

It’s time to have fun, rest, and leave the house to make the most of your free days. Prepare to blow up your schedule because here is a short list of free local events taking place this weekend in CDMX. And we say “short” because it is just a taste of what we will have […]

The scent of paint floated in the air at Benito Juárez International Airport. Jackhammers buzzed. Hallways were blocked with heavy machinery and caution tape. Officials worked tirelessly to finish the $500 million in upgrades to the country’s most important airport before the World Cup begins this week in Mexico City. The challenge: the nearly 100-year-old […]