Mexico City, May 9-11 – As Mother’s Day approaches, the city comes alive with festivities and events celebrating this special occasion. Residents and visitors alike can enjoy a variety of activities, from free concerts to delicious food festivals.
A highlight of the weekend is the free concert by renowned singer Lupita D’Alessio at the Zócalo on Saturday, May 10, at 7 PM. The event, in honor of Mother’s Day, offers an opportunity for those who may not be able to afford tickets to her show at the Mexico City Arena.
On Sunday, May 11, the Gran Tenochtitlán ride will take participants on a 15-kilometer journey through the city, starting at 9 AM. Registration is required, and riders are advised to wear comfortable clothing and bring their own bicycles in good condition. The event caters to intermediate to advanced levels, open to anyone over 12 years old.
For those looking for a more leisurely experience, the 2025 Barbacoa Fair in Xochimilco continues until May 11, featuring an array of delicious dishes, including tacos and consommé. Handicrafts and products made locally will also be on display, along with equine therapy available to attendees.
Other attractions include the “Orchids, Wonders of Guatemala” exhibition at the Casa del Risco Museum, which runs until May 11 and features plants, books, crafts, and jewelry by voluntary donation. The Postal Palace hosts the Star Wars philately exhibition, open from May 3 to 28, with free admission.
Weather Forecast
Residents are advised to check the weather forecast before venturing out, as rain and storms are expected in Mexico City throughout the weekend. Temperatures will range from 14°C (57°F) at dawn to 23°C (73°F) in the afternoons, dropping to lower elevations.
Event Details
– Lupita D’Alessio Concert: Zócalo, Saturday, May 10, 7 PM
– Gran Tenochtitlán Ride: Xochimilco, Sunday, May 11, 9 AM (registration required)
– Barbacoa Fair: Xochimilco, until May 11
– Orchid Exhibition: Casa del Risco Museum, until May 11 (by voluntary donation)
– Star Wars Philately Exhibition: Postal Palace, from May 3 to 28 (free admission)
Plan your weekend in style and make the most of Mexico City’s vibrant cultural scene.
Source: Meteored
