This weekend in Mexico City, a fascinating fusion of art, wine, and entertainment is being celebrated, highlighting events such as “For Freedom,” a play that, through the narrative of a group of fine arts students, addresses political awakening and the memory of Tlatelolco with music and poetry. At the same time, the “Wine Fair at Cluny Le Bar” offers an unparalleled sensory experience, with tastings of almost 100 wine labels from various countries and delicious tapas, all for a cost of $350. This celebration also includes the comedy “Peter Pan Gone Wrong,” an interactive tour titled “Frida Code – Street Escape” in Coyoacán, and the immersive experience “Mystika,” directed by Pepe Soho. Additionally, works such as “Quijote and Panza” and “Lit Up by the Lamps,” among others, will enrich the cultural offering. Together, these events will create an ideal atmosphere to enjoy a weekend full