Oaxaca Spring Festival 2025: Which artists will be performing for free and when?

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The Rodolfo Morales Spring Festival 2025 returns to Oaxaca de Juárez after nearly 30 years of absence, celebrating the state’s cultural, artistic, and traditional richness.

This event, which honors the Oaxacan surrealist painter Rodolfo Morales, born in Ocotlán de Morelos, will take place from April 20 to 30, 2025, as part of the city’s 493rd anniversary. Over the course of ten days, attendees will enjoy more than 50 free activities that highlight the essence of Oaxaca.

Which Artists Will Perform Free at the Rodolfo Morales Spring Festival 2025?

The festival will feature renowned musical performances, all with free admission. Highlights include:

Molotov: April 25, in the Alameda de León
Los Ángeles Azules: April 28, in the Alameda de León

In addition, iconic groups such as the Oaxaca Spring Orchestra, the State Music Band, the State Marimba, and the Oaxaca Symphony Orchestra will perform, offering concerts that will enrich the cultural experience.

What Activities Will There Be at the Rodolfo Morales Spring Festival 2025?

Organized around three themes: Neighborhood Oaxaca, Traditional Oaxaca, and Historic Oaxaca, the festival highlights the city’s identity, customs, and history. Activities include:

Athletic Race: April 20, with more than 1,500 runners, starting from the Plaza de la Danza
Children’s Workshops: Pottery, painting, and printing activities for girls and boys
Dance and Theater: Performances by the State Dance Company and local groups such as the Chinas Oaxaqueñas
Exhibitions: Photography exhibits and collage workshops inspired by the work of Rodolfo Morales
Concerts and Discussions: Spaces to enjoy music and reflect on Oaxacan culture

Events will take place in iconic locations such as the Zócalo, the Plaza de la Danza, the Alameda de León, the Basilica of Our Lady of Solitude, and Parque Primavera. This festival promises to be a unique celebration combining art, music, tradition, and community, attracting both locals and visitors.

Source: lamejor