Other Venues in Mexico City

Club Toastmasters Nueva Generación is a public speaking and leadership development group that meets in Del Valle, offering hybrid sessions both in-person and via Zoom. The club has been operating for nearly a decade, teaching members how to present, manage nerves, and build communication skills through Toastmasters International's Pathways program.Sessions run regularly on the first floor of The Crafters Hub on Insurgentes, and first-time visitors attend free. The atmosphere is welcoming and collaborative, focused on hands-on practice rather than lectures.

ISM Terrace is a dance studio and social space on a Roma Sur rooftop, hosting weekly salsa and bachata classes and social nights. Thursdays bring the regular social dance sessions, and Fridays kick off with bachata ladystyling workshops.The terrace setup offers open-air dancing with city views. Check the schedule online before heading over — class times and themes rotate weekly.

El Colegio de México is a prestigious public research institution founded in 1940, internationally recognized for excellence in social sciences and humanities research. The institution offers free undergraduate and graduate programs — no tuition charged — and maintains one of the largest academic libraries in Latin America, the Biblioteca Daniel Cosío Villegas, open to the public with extensive reading rooms, study cubicles, and a family section for children.The campus includes a student cafeteria serving affordable, healthy meals and a bookstore where you can purchase the institution's own academic publications. The library is accessible to the public, though parking requires advance registration on the attendance list.

Coco School Mexico is a specialized university in Juárez offering degrees and graduate programs in animation, concept art, visual effects, video game design, and manga. Classes are taught by working industry professionals, and the school maintains small group sizes — typically around a dozen students per course — for hands-on attention. Programs are available both in-person and online, and credits are valid in both Mexico and Spain.The focus is practical: every project is designed to build a portfolio, and professors provide detailed feedback on everything from green screen techniques to character animation. Students have access to specialized software and equipment, and the curriculum includes paths for 2D animation with manga specialization, 3D animation, and VFX. The campus is easy to reach by metro, and the school offers open day events for prospective students to experience the animation and design process firsthand.

Independent Dance runs classes in salsa, bachata, kizomba, and tango at Kartharsis Studio in Roma Norte. The main instructor, Stephen Thomas, is an international champion dancer who brings structured technique, coordination drills, and musicality work to every session.Classes accommodate all levels and work especially well for beginners — first-timers regularly report feeling comfortable and confident on the dance floor within a few weeks. Private lessons and couples sessions are available by appointment.

Luzy is a bar and auditorium space in Bosques de las Lomas. The venue hosts rotating cultural programming including workshops, screenings, and live events in a multipurpose format.

This outfitter runs guided sunrise kayak tours through Xochimilco's ancient canal system, paddling through narrow waterways that see little tourist traffic. Tours typically depart around 5am to catch first light, and guides take photos along the route while sharing details about the 600-year-old chinampas and local wildlife.After the paddle, breakfast is available on-site — chilaquiles are a solid option — and there's a small ajolotario (axolotl sanctuary) you can visit. The venue also offers horseback riding. Dress warm in winter, bring waterproof layers, and expect to get a little wet. Parking and restrooms are on-site.

Giant monument letters unveiled in November 2022 at the entrance to Tepito — the barrio bravo known since Nahuatl times as Teocaltepiton, or "small temple." The sculpture pays homage to local icons like El Santo and Resortes, as well as to the neighborhood's sonideros and tireless comerciantes who've defined the area's street market culture for generations.The letters sit at Matamoros and Av. Ricardo Flores Magón, not deep inside the barrio itself. Sundays bring the biggest crowds thanks to the Lagunilla tianguis and Pulgas market on the Reforma side — expect live sonidero music, street food, and a mix of locals and curious visitors coming for the photo op.

Anna Ruiz Store in Del Valle specializes in baking and pastry supplies, plus hands-on classes and workshops. The shop stocks equipment, ingredients, and decorating tools for home bakers and pros, and the in-house kitchen offers courses ranging from cookies to seasonal breads like pan de muertos.Cookies and cakes are available by the slice to go, made in-house and served with Illy coffee. The space is small but well-stocked, and it's open Sundays — a rare find for specialty baking supply shops in the city.

Fauna Studio is a Roma Norte space focused on modern femininity, bringing together fashion, wellness, self-care, and community programming. The studio hosts events and activities centered on personal care and lifestyle.Check their Instagram for current programming and events.