Stories and guides from Mexico City expats
The 2026 Feria de los Barrios in Mexico City promises to be a rich celebration of local culture and traditions, offering a chance to experience the city's diverse culinary and artisanal scene.
Mexibús and Mexicable will have extended hours on September 15 and 16, running until 11:30 PM, to cater to the needs of residents and visitors during the festive season.
Circo Loco is changing its venue to Plaza Roma Norte in October 2023, offering a mix of traditional circus acts and modern performances. This move is particularly relevant for expats and digital nomads in Mexico City, who can now enjoy the show with a checklist of practical tips for a seamless experience.
Mexico City will experience significant street closures for the Grito de Independencia 2026 celebrations, impacting traffic and daily routines for residents and visitors alike.
The Festival Hipnosis 2026 is coming up with an exciting lineup of artists, perfect for families and digital nomads in Mexico City, with dedicated family zones and a lively atmosphere.
The Festival del Cacao is returning to the Museo del Perfume in Mexico City for its 157th edition. Here’s what expats and digital nomads need to know about attending, including dates, costs, and what to expect.
Explore the rich history of Mexican cinema at a new exhibition in Condesa, featuring over 150 years of cinematic treasures from the historic Estudios Churubusco.
The beloved chile en nogada is becoming more accessible and its history is gaining more attention among residents of Mexico City.
Expats and digital nomads in Mexico City can enjoy free concerts on September 15th as part of the city's independence celebration, featuring popular local bands in various boroughs.
Legendary hard bop trumpeter George Coleman is performing at UNAM in Mexico City, offering a unique opportunity for expats and digital nomads to experience world-class jazz.
Condesa, Mexico City will host free concerts for Grito 2026, featuring popular Mexican artists, offering expats and digital nomads a chance to celebrate Mexican culture and music.
Coapa, a neighborhood in Mexico City, has been given a new lease on life with the opening of Benito 787, a bar inspired by Bad Bunny. The venue offers a mix of traditional and modern elements, combining local charm with high-end drinks and live music, making it a must-visit for both locals and expats.
Coyoacán's Independence Cry will feature performances by Merenglass and a tribute to the late Jenni Rivera, offering a blend of traditional and modern Latin music.
Pan dulce has been declared a cultural heritage of Mexico City and will be celebrated with a free festival featuring over 300 types of sweet breads.
Explore Mexico City's rich local markets and celebrate the 15th of September with this guide on where to go, what to expect, and practical tips for a smooth experience.
Discover the best places in Mexico City to indulge in the classic chiles en nogada dish, a colorful and delicious celebration of autumn.
Explore the best events for Fiestas Patrias in Mexico City, perfect for families and digital nomads, with parades, fireworks, and family-friendly activities.
Mexico City introduces a new police initiative, 'Code 1, Policía en Tu Calle,' aiming to increase police visibility across the city.
Pulquerías in Mexico City may soon face new regulations aimed at modernizing these traditional venues while ensuring safety and hygiene.
The Metro Line 12 will close 9 stations starting January 15th, 2024, affecting commutes for expats and digital nomads. RTP shuttle service will operate, but travel times and routes will need to be adjusted.
