Food, music, local products and more, are part of the plans starting this Friday. Here are some of the events in Tijuana you can't miss.
Friday August 26th
1.- 8th Tijuana Festival on the beach
This event is going to start on Friday 26 and will end on Sunday 28. Food, music, culture, pets and cool cars, will be ready to welcome you to days full of fun. End the summer at the beach and bring your family, friends, or couple, and get "sandy."
Where? El Faro Playas de Tijuana
Time: From 5:00 pm t0 1:00 am
Cover: FREE
More information here
2.- Molotov at La Feria de Tijuana
That time of the year where lights, music, candy and everything "fair like" visits Tijuana and brings people an amazing experience is waiting for you.Mexican Jumping Frijoles will open the show for the Mexican Rock band, Molotov.
Where? Museo del Trompo
Time: 8:00 pm
Cover: $6.00 dlls adults and $3.00 dlls kids
More information here
Saturday August 27th
3.- El Mercado
The third edition of "El Mercado" is here. This cultural space seeks to promote local talent in many aspects: food, music, design, clothing and other amazing stuff.
Where? Parque Teniente Guerrero, Centro
Time: From 12:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Cover: FREE
More information here
4.- Playa Limbo at La Feria de Tijuana
Maybe you don't know this band, but they have some good pop songs you certainly will enjoy no matter the language, and if you do know them, then you can't miss the chance of singing songs like "El Tiempo de Ti", or "El Eco de Tu Voz" in this concert.
Where? Teatro del Pueblo, Tijuana
Time: 10:00 pm
Cover: $6.00 dlls adults and $3.00 dlls kids.
More information here
Sunday August 28th
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5.- Chile en Nogada Festival
Promoting Mexican culture is very important for Baja California, that's why several local restaurants will participate in this event where the dish specialty will be the Chile en Nogada. Traditional music and Rock in Spanish will be the background of this unique Festival.
Where? CECUT
Time: From 12:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Cover: Free
More information here
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