There's a Festival that Loses a Day for Budget Cuts, but It'll Try to Expand.
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The Hay Festival Querétaro celebrates eleven years as a meeting point between culture and ideas, and celebrates it for three days with a multidisciplinary agenda that will include talks, workshops and exhibitions distributed in different venues both in the Queretana capital and in Huimilpan and Colón. The meeting, which will take place from September 4 to 6, will bring together more than a hundred participants from Mexico, Latin America, Europe …
The 495th anniversary of Santiago de Querétaro will be accompanied by a cultural agenda that will gather concerts, workshops and artistic meetings from 24 to 28 July, with free activities that seek to bring families closer to the history and heritage of the city.The programming, organized by the Municipality of Querétaro through the Secretariat of Culture, will have as protagonist the symphonic music and the local talent.Symphonic music will mar…
Mexico City, July 22, 2026 – The third edition of the Querétaro Beer Competition will take place on October 2nd and 3rd in the magical town of Bernal, Querétaro, famous for having the third largest monolith in the world and being part of the art, cheese, and wine route. The competition features professional and amateur categories, and previous editions have seen breweries from Mexico and Central America participate with more than 150 labels. The…
The 11th edition of the Hay Festival Querétaro, the Mexican version of the international meeting of literature and ideas that has presence in different cities of the world, will extend this year its programming beyond the capital of Queretana to the municipalities of Colón and Huimilpan, in addition to inaugurating a new headquarters of its initiative Hay Festival Presents in the city of Morelia, Michoacán.
● 107 participants from India, Cuba, El Salvador, Iran, Spain, Bolivia, Argentina, Peru, United Kingdom, Kenya, Mexico, France, Uganda, Nicaragua ● María Dueñas, Alma Guillermoprieto, Darío Sztajnszrajber, María Galindo, Vivir Quintana, Santiago Beruete, Kiran Desai, Meme del Real, Óscar Martínez, Lydia Cacho, Gilraen Eärfalas, Carlos Moreno, Emiliano Monge, Carissa Veliz, Shaun Walker, Marta Jiménez Serrano, Jeremias Gamboa, Nick Makoha, Cather…
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