Overview
- City officials have scheduled 414 free-entry activities and six mega ofrendas across key sites, with events already underway as Oct. 27 pet altars opened the cycle of observances.
- The Zócalo installation, titled “Encuentro entre voces, poemas, peregrinaje, historia y tradición” by Colectivo Zion Art Studio, centers towering female deities and native fauna through Nov. 2.
- Concanaco-Servytur projects a nationwide economic spillover of 45,318 million pesos from the celebrations, a 9.2% increase over 2024.
- Mexico City’s Chamber of Commerce estimates 11,446 million pesos in local sales and expects hotel occupancy between 69% and 73%.
- Municipalities are implementing cemetery operations and safety measures ahead of Nov. 1–2, including alcohol-sale restrictions near panteones in Morelia.