Free outdoor circus, theater, and dance performances come to the Museum of Mexican History for the start of Holy Week
If you’re looking for a unique way to wrap up March, the Itinerarte 2026 Festival is shaping up to be one of the must-see events in Monterrey. This event is part of the Holy Week initiative: These Holidays. Live History, and promises to bring the Museum of Mexican History’s esplanade to life.
For three consecutive nights, this space will be transformed into an open-air stage where art, laughter, and creativity take center stage. The best part: it’s a completely free event suitable for the whole family.
Free outdoor circus, theater, and dance performances come to the Museum of Mexican History for the start of Holy Week
An international gathering full of circus, theater, and creativity.
The festival brings together performing artists from different parts of Mexico and Latin America, including talent from Chile, Mexico City, Querétaro, Sinaloa, and Monterrey. The mix of styles and disciplines makes each performance unique and surprising.
You can enjoy performances by mimes, clowns, dancers, theater groups, circus acts, and puppeteers, as well as puppet shows and live music. Everything takes place in a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for going with friends, as a couple, or with children.
The event aims not only to entertain but also to create a gathering space where the public can connect with art in an intimate and fun way. It’s the kind of event you enjoy at a leisurely pace, outdoors, with Cerro de la Silla as your backdrop.
This festival is perfect if you want to take advantage of the nice weather, discover international talent, and enjoy a unique show without spending a dime. A simple yet charming event that’s sure to have you coming back all three days.