Now that it is necessary for us to stay at home, it is time to spend quality time with the family or create new habits, such as virtually visiting different museums in Mexico City. The museum night event takes place on the last Wednesday of each month. Given the circumstances, this year 2020 the event will be held virtually.
This edition of the cultural and artistic event will have nighttime hours, where the public is invited to visit some of the capital's museums virtually, encouraging the population to stay at home.
The Ministry of Culture of Mexico City will share on Wednesday, May 27, starting at 6:00 p.m., a series of multimedia content through its microsite or on its Facebook page. On this occasion, your home can become an art and culture exhibition hall, where you can enjoy online tours, exhibitions, guided tours, conferences, concerts, and theater and dance performances.
Some of the museums that will participate are the Photography Archive Museum, Museum of Natural History and Environmental Culture, Palace of the School of Medicine, and Casa del Risco Museum. At Central Hoteles we are committed to your well-being and satisfaction, which is why we invite you to stay at home and enjoy the cultural content that Mexico City has to offer during these times, now virtually.
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