The City of Mexico hosts a series of captivating and diverse art exhibitions. Among them, “Nopalera en el Corazón” presents 51 sculptures made of cactus, each interpreted by different artists, exploring Mexican identity and cultural diversity. Also noteworthy is “Apapacho: between moments and Mexican characters,” the first exhibition by Jessica Álvarez, featuring around 50 watercolors celebrating the life and traditions of the country. Additionally, “Las Reglas del Juego” showcases over 100 works created by psychiatric patients, reflecting on identity and time through artistic expressions. Complementing these exhibitions are interactive experiences such as “Pixel Universe” and “Tim Burton, The Labyrinth,” as well as “Mystika: An Immersive Spiritual Journey,” offering a unique sensory immersion. Finally, “De mole, de chile y de manteca” by Fabián Giles combines pop art and political critique, completing an artistic journey that is both reflective and entertaining for all audiences.