Discover the Exciting Events at Mexico City’s Cultural Institutions
On September 25, Mexico City will host the much-anticipated Museums Night, featuring over 75 cultural institutions opening their doors from 5 PM to 10 PM. This unique evening schedule offers more than 20 activities centered around Mexican patriotic celebrations and national identity.
A Glimpse of the Activities Across Various Venues
Here’s a sneak peek at the captivating events taking place in different cultural venues, as outlined by Mexico City’s Secretariat of Culture:
- Edificio del Antiguo Palacio del Ayuntamiento: Celebrate the unveiling of Ariosto Otero’s mural “El Despertar de México” in the Murals Hall, showcasing an 85 sqm acrylic artwork on tri-ply paper with high-grain sand and calcium carbonate resin, supported by a metal structure.
- “Artes de México”: Located on Córdoba 69 in Roma Norte, this editorial and cultural project explores Mexico’s diverse cultures as part of the capital’s cultural program. The evening kicks off with a Jarocha Lottery game at 7 PM, followed by a concert.
- “Mystika Inmersivo”: Originating from Tulum, this immersive project presents seven experiences and a collection of 45 large-format photographs depicting Mexico’s breathtaking natural landscapes. Enjoy a special rate for an art-driven journey through Mexico’s natural, cultural, and technological wealth.
- Museo Nacional de la Revolución: From 5 PM, enjoy a photographic talk on Mexico’s fight for freedom, a musical performance by the INJUVE Ensemble, and a Mexican gala.
- Museo Yancuic: At 5 PM, immerse yourself in the vibrant sounds of Jarocho music.
- Archivo Histórico de la Ciudad de México: Attend a presentation on the historical process during Mexico’s Reform War.
- Museo de la Ciudad de México: Join a theatrical tour of María de Velasco e Ibarra, Countess of Santiago de Calimaya’s life.
- Antiguo Palacio del Ayuntamiento: Participate in a conversational theatrical piece about Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla’s life, who initiated Mexico’s independence struggle.
- Palacio de Bellas Artes: Explore a guided tour of the museum’s treasures and history, enjoy a mariachi concert, and watch a dance performance by the Ballet Folklórico de México de Amalia Hernández.
- Museo Frida Kahlo: Embark on a theatrical tour in the very room where the renowned Mexican painter once lived.
- Museo del Metro: At 7 PM, learn about the murals adorning some of the city’s metro stations.
- Museo de la Inquisición: Experience a theatrical journey through various Mexican legends of witches and the Inquisition.
- Museo del Perfume: Join a guided tour to uncover Mexico’s perfumery secrets and global influence, plus participate in a citrus essence and fragrance workshop.
- Planetario Luis Enrique Erro: Begin lunar observations at 6 PM.
- Museo de Historia Natural y Cultura Ambiental: Witness a nighttime stargazing experience.
Key Questions and Answers
- What is the Mexico City Museums Night? It’s an annual event where over 75 cultural institutions open their doors from 5 PM to 10 PM, offering unique activities celebrating Mexican patriotic traditions and national identity.
- When and where does it take place? The event occurs on September 25 in various locations across Mexico City.
- What types of activities can I expect? Activities include concerts, editorial and theatrical presentations, workshops, exhibitions, games, activations, projections, stargazing, guided tours, immersive experiences, talks, and installations.
- How can I stay updated on event details and registration requirements? Visit the Museums Night’s official social media channels for the latest information. Click here to access their page.
