On November 1st and 2nd Mexico celebrates the Day of the Dead. During these days, the cemeteries are adorned with flowers and candles, besides at Mexican homes offerings are placed to receive the loved ones…

One of our favorite times of the year in Mexico is when markets and tianguis begin to dress bright orange for the cempasúchil flower, bakeries make the traditional pan de muerto (bread of dead), Mexican families place an offering in honor of those who are no longer here, and burlesque verses are written to speak of La Calaca (referring to death).

It is one of the most expected festivals of the year and one of the most important in Mexico and Latin America, being the first to bring several bands from North America and Europe that had never been in Mexico, as well as presenting the most outstanding alternative international offer.

Comenzamos con una nueva sección en nuestro blog. Cada semana reuniremos las mejores recomendaciones culturales que estarán sucediendo en la Ciudad de México.

En esta primera edición, te compartimos 5 actividades que puedes realizar mientras descubres la vida local de la ciudad.

Design Week México (DMW) es la semana más importante del diseño, arquitectura e interiorismo en México donde se promueve la creatividad y el diseño por medio de una serie de actividades que incluyen exhibiciones, instalaciones, conferencias y talleres, ferias y proyecciones.