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Fiestas de Noviembre is a great yearly event, usually taking place from October 30th to November 30th, and can include events such as the Costal Dance festival, the Annual Pipeline of Mexico, the International Sailfish Tournament and the Zicatela Beach International Surfing Tournament. This is a great time to enjoy multiple events, all in the same location, in Puerto Escondido.

XI Festival Cultural de Mazatlan is a wonderful celebration of events, with many taking place in the historic downtown area (Centro Historico) or the beautiful Angela Peralta Theater. The events included are dance, theatre, film and literature and concerts, featured from Nov. 1st – Dec. 18th

This International tournament is designed to permit the observation and preservation of a variety of species in the Pacific Ocean.

This is one of Latin Americas largest festival. This event host over 60 balloons and pilots from all over the globe. The event will include concerts, contests and exhibitions for all ages to enjoy.

As this is one of Mexicos most important national holidays, commemoration the end of the revolution in 1910, this day is filled with Fiesta Patrias (festive parties) and grand parade in Mexico City’s Zocalo. They will also host speeches and some official ceremonies.

Manzanillo’s Sport Fishing Club will host another International Sailfish Tournament from November 22nd to November 30th. Manzanillo has been known as the sailfish capital of the world since 1957, due mainly to the large numbers of sailfish caught in its waters.

The National Silver Fair a great festival that will host and top craftsmen, artists and silversmiths from Mexico and beyond, as they showcase their skills and compete for top prizes. The event will also include concerts, dances, fireworks and a large range of silver items for sale to the public. This festival is meant to highlight the depth and breadth of Taxco's silver industry.

This yearly festival has been held in Campeche since 1997, with the goal of promote the Historic Center of the city of Campeche, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999. The event will include theater, dance and book presentations, as well as classical, contemporary and popular music concerts. This year the event is even more memorable as Mexican tenor Fernando de la Mora will perform in concerts on December 5 in the atrium of the Campeche cathedral, and on December 6 in Ciudad del Carmen. This wil

The "Taste of Penasco" event is coming back to Rocky Point once again on November 27th, 2010. The event will run from 12 noon to 6pm in the park across from the Municipal Building on Fremont (Old Jim Burr Plaza w/ small Shrinp statue). We invite you to come and enjoy some of the local "flavor" found in Rocky Point, which in my opinion is some of the best around! This year's event will benefit two of the local Fish Ministries, so please join us for all the fun and festivities.

Come and join us for the Guadalajara International Book Fair, now in its 23rd year. This is known as one of the largest Spanish-language book festival in the world, as over 1500 editorial houses from 39 countries gather in Guadalajara, Jalisco.

Join us for the Vallarta Film Festival as we explore the best of independent cinema with special events and movie industry panels. The event will host film buffs, film students and entertainment industry professionals, as well as the usual mixture of celebrities.

This event is meant to focus on the preservation of the species, as sailfish take center stage for this International fishing tournament.

The Great Pacific Marathon, now in its tenth season, will host over 6500 athletes as they participate in 5K and 10K races. They will also have an event for people who use a wheelchair or crutches, and for the visually impaired. This event is very special to locals and tourist alike.

We invite you to join us this winter for the First Annual International Tequila Festival in beautiful Puerto Vallarta. We anticipate tourist will enjoy this week long event, which will include such spirits as champagne, cognac, sake and bourbon, but tequila will take center stage. We will also have a fantastic grouping of cultural, musical and theatrical performances; all hosted by the Pacific coast city Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco. You won’t want to miss this event

This may not be a public holiday, but it is the largest nationwide religious event of the year in Mexico. This day is rich with celebrations honoring Guadalupe, Mexico’s Patron Saint, as well as a large Mass for everyone to attend.

Chiapas is the host for this exciting 2 week-long festival, which will include a Horse Parade, wonderful Marimba Music, and a procession by the Tzotzil and Tzetzal Indians.

If you wish to spend Christmas in your favorite city in Mexico, you want to reserve well in advance. The street will be alive with processions, celebrations and parties from December 12th to January 6th, Kings Day. Christmas is a great event in Mexico and many of the resorts and hotels, as well as key attractions, become completely booked in advance.

In conjunction with Posadas de Navidad, this annual celebration in held near Mexico City, and will include the Posadas procession and piñatas of every shape and size. This event will showcase many types of piñatas, including the cardboard designs that are most popular with the children. They will also have clay piñatas and the traditional models with seven points, which symbolize the seven deadly sins. Pinata-making workshops are also available.

Posadas de Navidad is a celebration that will take place for the 9 days leading up to Christmas. Posadas are arranged parties hosted around town, in addition to the reenactment of Mary & Joseph's search for an inn. One local house in the community will act as the in that accepts them. The community will also be full of children in traditional costume, holding candles and singing traditional carols, as they also request a place to stay. All eventually meet at a prearranged home and the party continues and co