Stories and guides from Mexico City expats
The 150th edition of the Festival Cultural de Malinalco is set to return this October, offering a weekend of traditional music, dance, and heritage for residents and visitors alike in the state of Mexico.
Cantinas have been a social and entertainment hub in Mexico City for over 150 years, offering affordable drinks and meals and serving as a reference point for expats and digital nomads.
Free writing workshops and literary meetups are coming to Utopías in Mexico City, offering residents and digital nomads a chance to engage with local authors and fellow writers.
The Megaofrenda 2026 is set to take place in October 2026 at the UNAM campus in Mexico City, with a theme of 'Cultura en la Ciudad'. This event is perfect for expats and locals to immerse themselves in the city's rich culture.
Cananea, a new cantina in Mexico City, is bringing the northern cantina tradition to the heart of the city, offering a blend of authentic flavors and modern hospitality.
El Festival Artesanal de Café, Chocolate y Más is back in its festive edition from December 15th to 24th, 2023, at the Estadio Olímpico Universitario. Get ready for a weekend filled with artisanal goods, gourmet treats, and live music.
Informal recyclers in Mexico City are fighting for better treatment and fair compensation, and their fight affects the cleanliness and sustainability of the city for all residents.
The Festival del Pan de Muerto 2026 is set to take place in mid-November, offering families and digital nomads a chance to enjoy the cultural traditions of Mexico City.
Mexico City’s Utopias is set to open several exciting new attractions, including an astronaut experience, ice rink, and virtual reality zone, catering to expats and locals alike.
This weekend, Mexico City offers a variety of free events, including a barbecue and tlayuda festival, an elote festival, and an art and culture fair, making it a perfect time for expats and digital nomads to enjoy local food and culture.
Enjoy affordable and entertaining theater productions for your kids in Mexico City with tickets priced under 200 pesos per child.
Mexico City’s metro system hides a prehistoric secret with fossils embedded in the floor, adding a unique layer of history to the daily commute for residents and visitors alike.
The Códice Azcatitlan, a 16th-century manuscript, is on display at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City until December 31, 2026, offering a rare chance to learn about Aztec civilization.
Teresa Salgueiro's concert at UNAM offers a family-friendly event that combines music and cultural education, providing a memorable experience for both locals and expats in Mexico City.
The Feria del Chile, Mole y Pozole in Edomex is set to celebrate over 150 years of traditional Mexican cuisine and culture, offering a feast of flavors, crafts, and workshops.
A severe drought is affecting women farmers in Oaxaca and Guerrero, threatening food security in the region and highlighting the need for urgent action to address the root causes of climate change.
The Ballet Folklórico de México will perform at Chapultepec Park during Día de Muertos, offering expats and residents a chance to experience traditional Mexican culture.
Chicharrón, a crispy pork skin snack, is a delightful culinary experience in Mexico City, perfect for families and digital nomads looking to explore local flavors.
Mexico City's airports will be silent from 8:00 AM to noon tomorrow, offering a unique moment of calm for expats and travelers.
