This annual cultural event takes place in the capital city of Oaxaca and features traditional dances, music, and costumes celebrating the state's indigenous cultures.

This festival celebrates the local specialties of snow (nieve) and mezcal, a traditional Mexican distilled beverage. Visitors can enjoy tastings, workshops, and cultural activities.

Oaxaca is known for its vibrant Semana Santa celebrations, including processions, religious ceremonies, and traditional foods such as toritos and rompope.

This regional version of the famous Guelaguetza festival takes place in different communities throughout the state, showcasing unique traditions and customs of each region.

Mezcal enthusiasts won't want to miss this annual festival dedicated to the iconic Mexican spirit. Visitors can sample different varieties of mezcal, learn about the production process, and enjoy live music and entertainment.

This festival celebrates Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) with artistic exhibitions, parades, workshops, and cultural activities focused on the iconic Mexican holiday.

This traditional celebration features parades, dances, and music highlighting Oaxacan folklore and traditions.

Oaxaca celebrates Mexican Independence Day on September 16 with music, dancing, fireworks, and traditional foods such as mole and chiles en nogada.

Oaxaca is known for its elaborate Day of the Dead celebrations, including altars, processions, and special events throughout the city and surrounding towns.

Continues into November with ongoing festivities and special events leading up to the main celebration on November -