Record-Breaking “Ecos of the Eternal Magic Towns” Draws Nearly 22,000 Visitors in Toluca

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November 1, 2025

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About the Event and Its Significance

The “Ecos of the Eternal Magic Towns” exhibition, organized by the Government of the State of Mexico, has shattered records with approximately 21,870 visitors on its opening day. This event aims to foster culture and family unity through 14 themed modules that explore the customs and traditions of the Day of the Dead across the state.

The exhibition showcases the traditions of this iconic Mexican celebration, blending culture, nature, crafts, and the cosmovision on life and death from various magic towns such as Aculco, Ixtapan de la Sal, Teotihuacán-San Martín de las Pirámides, Metepec, Tonatico, Texcoco, El Oro, Malinalco, Otumba, Valle de Bravo, Tepotzotlán, Villa del Carbón, and Jilotepec. Additionally, there is a stand representing the State of Mexico.

What You Can Expect

  • Explore 14 themed modules that delve into the customs and traditions of the Day of the Dead across various magic towns in the State of Mexico.
  • Immerse yourself in cultural, natural, and artisanal aspects of this significant Mexican celebration.
  • Understand the unique cosmovision on life and death from different regions.

Key Activities and Attractions

Besides the exhibition, visitors can enjoy several other attractions during their visit on November 1st and 2nd from 12:00 to 20:00 at Plaza de los Mártires in Toluca:

  • Monumental Offering at the Government Palace
  • Alfeñique Fair
  • Offerings from Indigenous Peoples
  • Artisans’ Market
  • Multiple family-oriented activities related to the Day of the Dead

Key Questions and Answers

  1. What is the “Ecos of the Eternal Magic Towns” exhibition? It is an event organized by the Government of the State of Mexico that celebrates and showcases the customs, traditions, culture, nature, and artisanal crafts related to the Day of the Dead across various magic towns in the state.
  2. When and where can I visit this exhibition? The exhibition is open on November 1st and 2nd from 12:00 to 20:00 at Plaza de los Mártires in Toluca, State of Mexico.
  3. What other activities are available during my visit? Alongside the exhibition, you can enjoy the Monumental Offering at the Government Palace, Alfeñique Fair, Offerings from Indigenous Peoples, Artisans’ Market, and multiple family-oriented activities related to the Day of the Dead.