FIESTAS Y EVENTOS EN NOVIEMBRE
Tlaxcala Fair
Date: October 26 - November 17
Location: Tlaxcala, Tlaxcala
This is the largest celebration in Tlaxcala, where tradition, fun, history, and color come together. It features a traditional bullfighting arena and a local theater, showcasing top-tier artists.
The fair offers an attractive and extensive program, including a commercial area, livestock exhibits, bullfights, amusement rides, sports tournaments, popular dances, delicious cuisine, and various family-friendly shows.
The coronation of the queen is a highlight, culminating in a grand dance featuring a renowned artist or band.
All Saints Fair
Date: October 31 - November 17
Location: Colima, Colima
This is one of the most anticipated fairs in the state. The celebration includes amusement rides, culinary and craft showcases, as well as the typical Palenque where renowned artists perform.
Monarch Butterfly Season
Date: November to March
Location: Michoacán and Estado de Mexico
In the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve, these lepidopterans arrive each year from Canada and the northern United States. The reserve covers over 16,100 hectares and is located in the municipalities of Contepec, Senguío, Angangueo, Ocampo, Zitácuaro, and Áporo in Michoacán, and Temascaltepec, San Felipe del Progreso, Donato Guerra, and Villa de Allende in the State of Mexico.
To observe this beautiful spectacle, various sanctuaries can be visited.
Day of the Dead Celebrations
Date: November 1 and 2
Location: Nationwide
The Day of the Dead is one of the most representative traditions of Mexican culture. On November 1, the souls of children are honored, and on November 2, the souls of adults.
The celebration includes a syncretism of pre-Hispanic cultures and the Catholic religion brought by Spanish evangelizers.
One of the traditions of this celebration is the altars, so it is common for both homes and public places to set up altars with photos of the deceased, foods they liked, seasonal sweets such as sugar skulls and pan de muerto, and colorful marigolds.
Zacatecas Day of the Dead Festival
Date: October 28 - November 4
Location: Zacatecas, Zacatecas
This celebration embraces the rich tradition of the Day of the Dead. The festivities include a contest for arches and facade decoration, showcasing creativity and devotion to fill the city with color.
A concert is held at the Plaza de Armas, often becoming an emotional and moving musical experience honoring La Catrina.
There are also contests for altars and sawdust carpets that highlight the creativity of local artists.
Christmas Ornaments Fair
Date: November 10 to 24
Location: Tlalpujahua, Michoacán
More than 300 artisans participate in the fair, showcasing their beautiful spheres in this Magical Town.
Additionally, there is a wide range of handicrafts and a rich gastronomic display.
Corona Capital
Date: November 15 to 17
Location: Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City
This festival has become one of the most important music festivals in the city, featuring nearly 50 international acts performing over two days.
It takes place in Curve 4 of the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City.
Balloon Festival in León FIG
Date: November 15 to 18
Location: León, Guanajuato
Over four days, you can witness more than 200 balloons in the sky of León, providing a unique spectacle. The festival includes participation from balloonists from around the world.
If you would like to experience a hot air balloon ride, this festival is a great option. Additionally, you can enjoy an unparalleled mix of culinary, musical, and entertainment experiences, including live concerts, fireworks shows, dance and music performances, and a wide variety of culinary options for the whole family.
Food & Wine Festival Mexico City
Date: November 16 and 17
Location: Hipódromo de las Américas, Mexico City
This festival is for food lovers, featuring various experiences over two days where attendees can learn about gourmet products, spirits, beer, sake, and wines from experts, as well as enjoy dishes created by the best chefs in the country, showcasing Mexican, international, and exotic cuisine.
Coca Cola Flow Fest
Date: November 23 and 24
Location: Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City
This reggaeton and urban festival is considered one of the largest in the world.
Riviera Maya Jazz Festival
Date: November 24 and 25
Location: Playa del Carmen, Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo
The festival is one of the most important events in Playa del Carmen and features significant representatives of this music genre.
This free and outdoor festival takes place on the best stage possible: the beaches of Riviera Maya, specifically in front of Mamita’s Beach Club in Playa del Carmen.
The stage, lighting, and sound are up to the standards of this international event and provide the perfect platform for national and international artists to share the best of their music.
It is often possible to sit on a towel in front of the stage and enjoy the festival. Snacks and beverages are allowed.
International Livestock Fair of Querétaro
Date: November 29 to December 15
Location: Querétaro, Querétaro
This fair has become one of the most important in the country. It features an impressive livestock exhibition attended by the best ranchers in Mexico.
There is also a horse festival, quarter horse exhibitions, goat judging, beginner beekeeping, among many other activities.
Additionally, there is entertainment such as a mechanical rides circuit, children's shows, circus performances, and artisanal, commercial, and gastronomic exhibitions, along with musical performances by nationally and internationally renowned artists.
Guadalajara International Book Fair
Date: November 30 to December 8
Location: Guadalajara, Jalisco
This fair is the most important editorial gathering in Ibero-America and an extraordinary cultural festival.
It is a fair for professionals where the public is welcome, distinguishing it from other major fairs held worldwide. In addition to being a business meeting, the FIL is also a cultural festival, with a program featuring authors from all continents and different languages. Furthermore, it serves as a space for academic discussion on significant current issues.
The event includes music, art, film, and theater from the guest country.
The FIL takes place at Expo Guadalajara.
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