Upcoming Events in Mexico City for September

Mexico City is gearing up for an exciting month filled with cultural events, festivals, and sports activities. Here's a roundup of some of the notable happenings in the city this September.

Architectural Festival: MEXTROPOLI 2025

From September 18-21, the open-air exhibition MEXTROPOLI 2025 will take place at various locations across town. This architectural festival, themed "Collective Housing," is expected to attract approximately 100,000 visitors. The event, which is free of charge, focuses on showcasing innovative ideas in the realm of collective housing.

MEXTROPOLI 2025 Costs and Locations

The festival is free, but some events within the festival may require a ticket. For instance, the soundscape exhibit, Leviatán, can be found at various locations and is on display until Sept. 28.

Cultural Exhibitions

The exhibition "Japón: del Mito al Manga" is a must-visit, running from Aug. 8-Sept. 30 at the Franz Mayer Museum. This exhibition showcases legends, iconography, fashion, design, and technology from Japan. Entrance fees start at 180 pesos.

The Museo Universitario del Chopo, located in the Santa María neighborhood, is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The program spans across every discipline the venue has hosted, running from Aug. 21-Nov. 25. The entrance fee for the museum starts at 30 pesos for general admission, and 15 pesos for children and seniors.

Food Festivals

Food lovers will rejoice in the Chiles Rellenos Festival by Sanborns, running from Sept. 1-30 across any Sanborns store in Mexico City. The cost varies according to menu items ordered. Chiles en nogada, a traditional dish, will be a highlight of the festival.

Sports Events

The Bosque de Chapultepec annual race covers 15 kilometers and takes place on Sept. 7. The race allows participants to explore every corner of the park. The entrance fees for the race start at 500 pesos.

Cultural Performances

'El Grito' fireworks and light show take place on Sept. 15-16 in the Zócalo. This traditional event will be led by President Claudia Sheinbaum on Sept. 15, marking the first time in Mexico's history that a woman will perform 'El Grito.' The best view of the show is from a terrace or balcony of hotels surrounding the main square. The event can also be watched online or on TV, and it is free of charge.

The performance 'Egregor' by director Santiago Cumplido takes place at the Teatro de la Capilla from Sept. 25-Oct. 19. The exhibit feeds an algorithm with each visitor's voice and responds with a mix of the voices of previous attendees. The entrance fees for 'Egregor' start at 650 pesos.

Festival Details

The festival, which takes place every weekend in September from Sept. 6-28 at the National Center for the Arts, features interpreters from the United Kingdom, Belgium, Switzerland, and Cuba. The cost for the festival is 250 pesos.

In conclusion, September promises an exciting blend of cultural events, food festivals, and sports activities in Mexico City. Whether you're a culture enthusiast, a foodie, or a sports fan, there's something for everyone. Don't miss out on these amazing experiences!