Overview
- ‘Navidades en México’ opened December 25 at Castillo de Chapultepec, featuring more than 100 Ballet Folklórico dancers and musicians in a three-act staging of nativity traditions.
- Schedules for the Chapultepec production differ by outlet, with El Economista listing performances through January 11, 2026 and SinEmbargo reporting dates only through December 30.
- Tickets for the Ballet Folklórico show are sold via Ticketmaster, whose marketing chief urged purchasing only through official channels; published sample prices are about 1,180 and 1,586 pesos plus fees.
- ‘Luces de Invierno 2025–2026,’ inaugurated by Mexico City head of government Clara Brugada, runs in the Zócalo from December 20 to January 4 with a reported 76 free concerts across genres.
- Friday’s Zócalo lineup includes DJ Lashenka, El Poder del Barrio, Jazz & Flow (Orquesta Nacional de Jazz), Hispana and Baby Volcano, while other weekend options include Fiebre de Disco Sinfónico, Circo Atayde galas and Stranger Things: The Experience.