Mexico Tourism Weblog / Category / » Mexico FestivalsLos Tastuanes Celebration in Zacatecas, MexicoPosted on Monday 13 de July, 2009 - Tagged as Mexico Festivals, Mexico Tourism, Mexico Tourism Sector, Zacatecas,
Los Tastuanes is one of the most traditional festivals in the city of Zacatecas to be held from July 25 to 27. The festival is one of the Tastuanes recreating events it is one of the most important historical events of Zacatecas. In this event “Tastuanes” is a celebration that involves complex aspects dramatic theatrical, humorous, fun, dance and sacred ritual. There is a central character and another pair of old masked to be called indiscriminately the old and the old chinana, look Indian. You should not miss the opportunity to be part of Mexican history of Zacatecas, to attend this event that will capture your full attention. For this and more the city offers the best hotels and places to stay during your visit to this wonderful place. Author: Luciana Márquez Isla Mazatlan Golden ResortPosted on Monday 20 de April, 2009 - Tagged as Mazatlan Mexico, Mexico Festivals, Mexico Tourism,
Isla Mazatlan Golden Resort offers an array of options for entertainment and relaxation. At the Marina in Mazatlan there are many activities available, such as yacht or fishing tours. Enjoy the wonderful jogging path, sun decks and open-air pool, or if you prefer sports, soon you’ll be able to play tennis or golf. It offers 25 spacious and modern villages with Mediterranean style and completely equipped with luxurious amenities. it counts with a great variety of facilities and alternatives for your fun and rest. La Isla Restaurant at the hotel offers delicious seafood dishes and international cuisine; it is open for breakfast from 8:00 am to 10:00 am and for lunch and dinner from 12:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Author: Luciana Márquez This picture belongs to eeliuth under a Creative Commons License Guelaguetza Festival 2009-OaxacaPosted on Thursday 26 de February, 2009 - Tagged as Mexico, Mexico Festivals, Mexico Oaxaca Tourism, Oaxaca Mexico, Oaxaca Tourism,
A huge cultural event in the Mexican festival calendar, La Guelaguetza involves re-enactments of legends and celebrates traditional music, dance, costume, craft and gastronomy from the eight regions in the state of Oaxaca. The Auditorio Oaxaca is the main venue. You are invited to be a part of this vibrant pageantry by taking a tour that will offer you a glimpse into a well-preserved tradition celebrated by the indigenous communities of Oaxaca Mexico, there are tow dates for this event: July 16th to July 23rd Tour Duration: 6 – 8 day Author: Luciana Márquez Mexico FestivalPosted on Wednesday 25 de February, 2009 - Tagged as Mexico Festivals, Mexico Tourism,
Mexico City offers a myriad of cultural opportunities. But none shows off the city more than the Historic Center Festival held each year in April-this year from April 8-27. The Festival features visual arts performances, art exhibits, fine food and other events held in several venues throughout this Historic Center including the City’s Theatre, Palace of Fine Arts, the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Palacio Postal. Ticket prices for individual events range from US$35 to US$150. Series tickets for events, that include concerts, dinners and cocktail parties, are available from the Historic Centre offices of the Festival in the city of México: BenjamÃn Franklin 176, México, D.F. 11800; Tel 011-52-555-277-9697, 277-9817 or 272-2865; Fax 011-52-555-272-2936. 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 |
 
 
