the complete agenda of parades, offerings and events to enjoy

If you want to make the most of this November 2, day of the dead Full of mysticism, we share with you a list of unmissable events, which include parades, offerings and, of course, bread of the dead!

1. Mega Procession of Catrinas

One of the most anticipated events of the season. The Paseo de la Reforma becomes a parade full of spectacular catrinas and catrines. Ideal for those who want to soak up the essence of the Day of the Dead.

• Date: October 27
• Location: Paseo de la Reforma

2. Bread of the Dead and Chocolate Festival

If you are a lover of bread of the deadthis festival is for you. Enjoy a variety of flavors while accompanying your pan with a delicious cup of hot chocolate.

• Date: October 26 and 27, from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm
• Location: Churubusco Convention Center, Coyoacán

3. Parade of Monumental Alebrijes

Admire the creations of talented Mexican artisans in this parade where giant alebrijes measuring up to 2.5 meters will tour the city.

• Date: October 19, at 12:00 pm
• Location: Zócalo to Paseo de la Reforma

4. UNAM Megaoffering

This year, the traditional university offering pays tribute to Mexican cinema with the theme “Mexico seen through the lens.” An unmissable tour for film buffs and culture lovers.

• Date: November 1 to 3, from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
• Location: University City, Coyoacán

5. Artisan Festival of Coffee, Chocolate and Bread of the Dead

Enjoy the best coffee and chocolate recipes, accompanied by exquisite bread of the dead. An event that combines tradition and unique flavors.

• Date: October 19 and 20
• Location: Jalapa 44, Roma Norte
• Cost: $50

6. “Coco” concert

Immerse yourself in the music of Coco with artists such as Camila Fernández and Mario Bautista, who will bring to life a musical experience inspired by the hit Pixar film.

• Date: November 2
• Location: Bullring
• Cost: From $475 to $2,516

7. Exhibition at the Museum of Popular Art

Discover the exhibition “Popular art and the sacred”, where small skulls, catrinas and clay altars will connect you with the deepest roots of this tradition.

• Date: Throughout October
• Location: Museum of Popular Art
• Cost: $60

8. Night of Legends in Xochimilco

Tour the canals of Xochimilco on a trajinera while listening to the most famous legends of the place, such as the terrifying story of the Island of the Dolls.

• Date: October 25, 26, 30 and 31; November 1, 2, 8 and 9
• Location: Caltongo Pier
• Cost: $550

9. “La Llorona” show

The legend of La Llorona comes to life through music and dance in a show presented by the Philharmonic Orchestra of the Arts. Not for those who scare easily!

• Date: From October 28 to November 9
• Location: Cultural University Center, Dentistry
• Cost: $400 – $450

10. Road to Mictlán

This event offers a combination of bazaars, cacao ceremonies, artistic activities, and pan de muerte sales, which will immerse you in the Day of the Dead celebration.

• Date: From October 18 to 20, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
• Location: Palace of Autonomy, UNAM

11. Coffee and Chocolate Festival

Workshops, tastings and offerings come together in this event dedicated to those who enjoy the best combinations between coffee, chocolate and the Day of the Dead festivities.

• Date: From October 11 to 13, from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm
• Location: National Museum of Popular Cultures

12. Mexicans

An outdoor exhibition of 12 monumental pieces that pay tribute to Mexican culture, all hand painted by talented artists.

• Date: From October 12 to January, Tuesday to Sunday from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm
• Location: Bicentennial Park

13. Day of the Dead Race

Do you like to run? This 5 kilometer race on Paseo de la Reforma is ideal for those who want to stay active while enjoying the celebration.

• Date: October 26, at 7:30 pm
• Location: Paseo de la Reforma
• Cost: $599 – $799

14. Catrinas Valley in Atlixco

A unique tour of Atlixco, where monumental catrinas, representing iconic characters, will fill the streets of the municipality with color.

• Date: From October 11 to November 10
• Location: Atlixco

15. Day of the Dead Circus

An experience that combines acrobatics and aerial dance to tell the story of Mictlán, the underworld of Mexican culture.

• Date: November 1 to 3, 8 and 9, at 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm
• Location: Ignacio Allende #36, Del Carmen, Coyoacán
• Cost: $380