On this Museum Night, we invite you to enjoy a very Mexican night with mariachi, a photo spot, and temporary tattoos.
The musical performance will be by Mariachi Femenil Reynas de Garibaldi. Founded in 2024 by Fernanda Adame, the group brings together women seeking to develop their talent and make their mark in the world of mariachi. Their journey includes appearances at the International Mariachi Festival in Calimaya, the Santa Cecilia Festival in Garibaldi, and the First World Mariachi Congress.
Additionally, we will have temporary tattoo activities led by Tinta Chilanga, a printmaking workshop and collective initiative from Mexico City that connects printed art with community processes and social transformation. From San Miguel Topilejo, they develop printmaking as a tool for expression, connection, and occupation of public space.
We also invite you to explore our exhibition: Mexico-Mexico-Mexico! Abel Quezada between Art and Sport In the context of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, this exhibition features cartoons, paintings, watercolors, and archival material by Abel Quezada.
General Info
📅 Date: September 30, 2026
🕒 Time:
- 6:00 PM to 9:20 PM: Access to exhibition rooms Mexico-Mexico-Mexico! Abel Quezada between Art and Sport
- 6:20 PM to 7:20 PM: La Tinta es Nuestra: Temporary Tattoos
- 7:30 PM: Performance by Mariachi Femenil Reynas de Garibaldi
- 9:30 PM: Closing of rooms and cafeteria
📍 Location: Kaluz Museum
♿ Accessibility: the tour is accessible for people with reduced mobility
👤 Age: all ages
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Performance by Mariachi Femenil Reynas de Garibaldi
Founded in 2024 by Fernanda Adame, the group brings together women seeking to develop their talent and make their mark in the world of mariachi. Their journey includes appearances at the International Mariachi Festival in Calimaya, the Santa Cecilia Festival in Garibaldi, and the First World Mariachi Congress.
Temporary tattoos by “Tinta Chilanga”
Printmaking workshop and collective initiative from Mexico City that connects printed art with community processes and social transformation. From San Miguel Topilejo, they develop printmaking as a tool for expression, connection, and occupation of public space.
Mexico-Mexico-Mexico! Abel Quezada between Art and Sport
In the context of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, this exhibition features cartoons, paintings, watercolors, and archival material by Abel Quezada, one of Mexico's great visual chroniclers. Through this selection, the exhibition reveals how sport inspired his critical, ironic, and deeply human perspective.
From football to baseball, boxing to tennis, the exhibition explores the passion, humor, and contradictions that shape Mexican culture, offering a journey through the work of an artist who turned sport into a way of understanding the country.
