Date: June to early August
Location: Nanacamilpa Forests, Tlaxcala
This is a beautiful natural spectacle where the forests of Tlaxcala light up with the arrival of thousands of fireflies that come to these places to reproduce, as the region has ideal conditions of humidity and food for the larvae.
The firefly sighting begins at 8:30 PM and lasts approximately one hour, which is when the females start to light up to attract the males and fertilize their eggs.
Date: June to September
Location: Querétaro Vineyards
This is a festival where you can taste the best wines from each winery, accompanied by cheeses, bread, and cold meats.
You can also experience activities such as grape stomping and getting a close look at the winemaking process.
Reservations and ticket purchases must be made in advance.
Date: June 7 to 16
Location: Navojoa, Sonora
At this event, you can enjoy sports and cultural events, mechanical rides, a commercial expo, a gastronomic show, a circus, and local theater with prominent popular music performers.
Date: June 7 to 30
Location: Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua
This celebration includes mechanical rides, a commercial pavilion, a gastronomic and craft show, as well as a circus and local theater.
There are also children's games designed for the youngest family members.
Musical events feature local bands and nationally renowned artists.
Additionally, there are cultural events and art exhibitions.
Date: June 8
Location: Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Guerrero
The triathlon challenges competitors to test their endurance by swimming, cycling, and running.
It takes place on Avenida Costera.
The second day is for Ironkids and Novices.
Date: June 9 to 23 9 al 23 de junio
Location: Calpulalpan, Tlaxcala
This is a festival in honor of the patron saint, San Antonio de Padua, featuring a wide variety of events such as a commercial and craft expo, a parade of floats, a gastronomic show, dances, cultural and religious activities, as well as local theater with participation from local and national artists.
The festival also includes equestrian shows, rodeo, mechanical rides, and a Palenque featuring top-level artists.
Date: June 12 to 23
Location: Cárdenas, Tabasco
The fair offers mechanical rides, a craft and commercial show, and of course a wide variety of Mexican snacks.
It also includes a selection of musical performances with quality artists.
Date: June 13 to 30
Location: San Juan del Río, Querétaro
The fair features various sports and cultural events, a commercial, craft, and livestock expo, a gastronomic show, mechanical rides, a circus, a medieval show, a themed farm, equestrian shows, a haunted house, bullfights, wrestling, and American rodeo.
It also offers local theater and a Palenque with internationally renowned artists.
Date: June 13 to July 14
Location: Mazamitla, Jalisco
The fair features workshops, conferences, commercial, gastronomic, and artisan exhibitions. It also includes musical and folkloric performances, both local and from the guest country, which changes each year.
Date: June 14 to July 8
Location: Gómez Palacio, Durango
This major celebration includes mechanical rides, a commercial and craft zone, as well as cultural and sports events.
It is considered the fair with the best food in the region in its traditional gastronomic plaza.
Additionally, it features top artists performing at the Palenque, the Velaria, and the Terrace.
Date: June 14 and 15
Location: San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí
The festival aims to showcase the winemaking traditions of the state with the participation of more than 50 wineries from different parts of the world.
There are conferences led by important industry figures, awards, tastings, a wine tasting zone, as well as various activities including concerts, art exhibitions, photography, and painting.
Date: June 16
Location: San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato
This celebration takes place on the first Sunday after the day of San Antonio.
It is a magical and original event where you can find amusing characters from comics, television, fiction, and even politics.
The large caravan starts the parade at the Salida a Celaya, touring the main streets of this beautiful World Heritage town until reaching Cuna de Allende.
At this point, they are awaited by a crowd that applauds them, to which the "crazies" respond with sweets and gifts.
Date: June 17 to 30
Location: Metropolitan Area of Monclova-Frontera, Coahuila
Castaños is located in the center of Coahuila near Monclova, and this event is one of the most important in the state.
It offers a commercial, gastronomic, and craft expo, as well as performances by renowned artists.
Date: June 21 to 24
Location: San Andrés Cholula, Puebla
To celebrate, there is a mole contest, "Your Best Mole Edition 2024", in its two categories: traditional and innovative.
The festival aims to showcase the rich local cuisine and includes various artistic expressions.
This fair is framed within the festivities in honor of the Virgen de los Remedios.
There are also craft sales.
Date: June 21 to July 8
Location: Tlaquepaque, Jalisco
This event is held in honor of Saint Peter and offers children's shows, concerts by well-known music groups, amusement rides, artisan and commercial sales, a livestock exhibition, rodeos, a textile expo, a mini farm, and a gastronomic showcase.
It also features a Palenque and a People's Theater where popular artists and bands perform.
The fair includes traditional dances, pilgrimages, liturgical events, and fireworks displays, creating a festive atmosphere.
Date: June 21 to 30
Location: San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León
This municipality is part of the metropolitan area of Monterrey and celebrates the feasts of San Pedro and San Pablo on June 26 in Plaza Juárez.
The event includes the coronation of the queen, an extensive area of mechanical rides, a commercial expo, sports and cultural events, a gastronomic show, and an attractive lineup of artists performing at the local theater.