Top Things to do in Mexico
The 10 Best Concerts & Shows in Mexico, Mexico
With 26 UNESCO-declared world heritage sites, charming colonial towns and dozens of thrilling cities, there's plenty to explore in this country of 109 million. Outside the cities, stunning Pacific beaches, stark deserts, mangrove swamps and swimming holes provide all you need for a relaxing, romantic or adventurous vacation. Captivating, cosmopolitan and chaotic Mexico City and the 32 states offer an incredible abundance of experiences, from laid-back and leisurely to upbeat to adrenalin-charging.
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1. University of Guanajuato Symphony Orchestra
2. El Rincon de Los TIteres Teatro Foro
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Teatro del Bicentenario
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5.0 based on 89 reviews
Teatro del Bicentenario is a performing arts theatre where the audience can enjoy different artistic expressions such as ballet, contemporary dance, concerts, theatre, circus arts and opera. In fact, with the new and diverse types that the performing arts have acquired over the years, practically everything that can take place on a stage is suitable to be appreciated in this venue, which its artistic programming works as a great festival throughout the year. A premise governs the different aspects that here congregate, a profound care for the quality of the performances and for surprising the audience every time the curtain rises.
4. Act2PV
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5.0 based on 1,851 reviews
Act2PV is the largest entertainment venue in the Banderas Bay, bringing you the BEST OF THE BEST entertainment for 2020! With FOUR shows every night, this beautiful theater has something for everyone! The brand-new Starlight Cabaret is the largest open-air theater in Puerto Vallarta. It is fully Covid-protocol compliant, and masks are required. Act2PV features high-quality theatrical productions, musicals, stage plays and concerts, as well as internationally-renowned musicians and top quality drag shows! With its amazing sound and lighting systems, Act2PV is on par with any theater in North America! Excellent live musical entertainment (with no cover) is also offered in the beautiful, fully-stocked Encore bar! Come early and enjoy a drink!
Reviewed By 559mattk
Steven’s show was incredibly entertaining. He sings and has a great voice, he tells stories which makes you really like him personally, he’s a great dancer, and of course, amazing pole dancer. I was very inspired by his confidence and talent.
5. Centro Cultural Paso del Norte
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
6. Conjunto de Artes Escenicas
7. Teatro Degollado
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4.5 based on 1,460 reviews
Opened in 1886, this large neo-Classical building is home to the city's opera and orchestra.
Reviewed By devola1 - Chicago, United States
I’m staying near the Teatro Degollado and I walked past it a few times. This morning was quiet and cool and I stopped at the small cafe for breakfast. The server was very nice and polite, considering my terribly limited Spanish. The food was delicious. I recommend the chilaquiles rojo with an iced coffee. Sitting beside the old and beautiful architecture, feeling the breeze, watching couples and families and performers film and take pictures (it’s a very photogenic plaza and a lot of ppl were taking advantage of that) was a great way to start my day.
8. Angela Peralta Theater (Teatro Angela Peralta)
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4.5 based on 470 reviews
Restored movie theater in downtown Mazatlan.
Reviewed By ronhills - Saratoga, United States
Over the last 24 years of going to Mazatlan we have always trued to see performances at Angela Paralta. We have never been disappointed. They bring in great talents and interesting performances. They have everything from traditional Mexican shows to opera, ballet, classical music, etc. Most are in English during tourist season. The prices are very reasonable. Go on a Friday or Sat. night and also enjoy Plaza Machado (1/2 block away) and its outdoor vendors and restaurants.
9. Ballet Folklorico de Mexico
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4.5 based on 1,096 reviews
The famous ballet troupe known for the discipline provided by its founder Doña Amalia Hernández.
Reviewed By PaddyNewHampshire - Jaffrey, United States
First of all, seeing any show in the Palacio would be worth --the building is an architectural and historical masterpiece that was once home to Hernán Cortés. The second floor walls are adorned with murals painted by Diego Rivera to portray the history of Mexican civilization, and it's fabulous to stand right in front of them and absorb the detail. (There is no admission fee, incredibly.) The Ballet itself is delightful visually and musically, and it also tells the story of Mexican history, from the Aztecs to the modern day. Costumes are beautiful, and talented dancers are full of talent and spirit. The evening felt like another example of the strong cultural pride that seemed so evident to us on this trip.. We left the theatre and had a leisurely walk through the Alameda Central (famously depicted in yet another Rivera mural) to our hotel. Considering the bitter cold we usually feel in New England in late February, this was particularly appreciated!
10. El Teatro de la Ciudad
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4.5 based on 17 reviews
Part theater, part art gallery, featuring folk art for sale and folk dance and music performances.
Reviewed By trixle2 - La Paz, Mexico
Awesome venue to see this incredible band. Great sound and lighting. Every seat appeared to have a really good view of the stage.
