Mexico Tourism Weblog / Category / » Events in Mexico CityThe fair is already installed on Regional Avenue ReformPosted on Friday 28 de March, 2008 - Tagged as Events in Mexico City, Gastronomic Tourism in Mexico, Mexico Tourism, There are approximately fifty producers in the south of Mexico City that offer snow, honey products, handicrafts, silver, roundabouts between Angel and Diana until next Sunday at Avenida Paseo de la Reforma.  The Southern Regional Fair, located on Avenida Paseo de la Reforma, offered snows of exotic flavors, honey products, handicrafts, silver and plastic still life, affordable prices. The Secretary of Tourism of Mexico City, Alejandro Rojas, opened the event, which will be among the roundabouts of the Angel of Independence and the Diana Cazadora from this Wednesday until Sunday 30 March. Leer Mas Festivals in Mexico: Mexico City Christmas FestivalPosted on Friday 21 de September, 2007 - Tagged as Events in Mexico City, Mexico Festivals, Mexico Tourism, When: Dec 2007 (annual) Where: Mexico City Cost: Free Opening Hours: Various Mexico City’s Christmas Festival (Festival Navideño de la Ciudad de México) fills the main squares, streets and cultural venues of the city with jubilant crowds, who enjoy a week of live music leading up to Christmas Eve. Gospel, jazz, blues, funk, pop and Latin tunes roar out from el Zócalo, el Monumento a la Revolución, Plaza Gante, la Alameda Central and Teatro de la Ciudad, among other locations.Please visit the De Fiesta en el D.F. (Party Time in the Federal District) website for the latest details of this year’s programme.Source:istc.org Events in Mexico: Miss Universe cycles through Mexico City in anti-car campaignPosted on Wednesday 9 de May, 2007 - Tagged as Events in Mexico, Events in Mexico City, Mexico Distrito Federal, Mexico Tourism, Zuleyka Rivera of Puerto Rico, rode a bicycle through the streets of Mexico City on Monday, as part of a campaign by municipal authorities to discourage the use of cars. Rivera, set to hand over the crown to her successor who is to be chosen May 28 at a ceremony in Mexico City, was accompanied on her tour by municipal Tourism Secretary Alejandra Barrales. Mexico City Mayor Marcelo Ebrard and other city officials also resorted to pedaling to get to work on Monday. Many of them wore helmets, with some cycling through traffic alone and others in groups. Ebrard has asked his cabinet to cycle to work on the first Monday of each month since April. Cycling is a risky sport in the Mexican capital and few people choose to practice it. Former city mayor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador built some cycle lanes, but most of them remain empty during the week. The current network is 120 kilometres long, while city authorities plan to build a further 300 kilometres over the next six years, with financial assistance from the World Bank.Source:earthtimes.org Events in Mexico City: Miss Universe Pageant 2007Posted on Thursday 26 de April, 2007 - Tagged as Events in Mexico, Events in Mexico City, Mexico Tourism, National Auditorium Mexico City, On May 28, the 56th Annual Miss Universe Competition will be broadcasting live on NBC and Telemundo, from the National Auditorium in Mexico City. The event featuring some of the most beautiful women in the world has not been hosted in Mexico since 1993 and is a great opportunity to showcase the country. Events in Mexico City: Jazz Festival Kicks off in MayPosted on Thursday 26 de April, 2007 - Tagged as Events in Mexico, Events in Mexico City, Jazz Festival Mexico City, Metropolitan Theatre Mexico City, Mexico Tourism, National Auditorium Mexico City, From May 24 to 30, high caliber national and international musicians will descend upon Mexico City for the annual Jazz Festival, held at the Metropolitan Theater and the National Auditorium. Although the schedule is still in the works, last year’s artists included such names as Bebel Gilberto and Jamie Cullum. Source:visitmexicopress.com |
