Autumn is officially here, and Baja California is packed with things to do this week. Whether you’re into live music, outdoor sports, theater, or community trail rides for a good cause, there’s an event for every age, taste, and budget.
Whether you dive into the local arts scene, catch a film, or ride a horse, get ready to get out and explore what Baja California has to offer this weekend.
Tijuana
“Simulation for the End of the World”
As part of the 25th October Festival: Territories of Peace, Compañía Incendio presents a participatory experience that blends theater, live cinema, a concert, and a mock emergency drill.
Directed and written by Gilberto Corrales, the production is set in a decaying, ruined cinema where audiences are invited not merely to watch, but to explore, make decisions, and take a stand.
- Dates: Saturday, October 3 and Sunday, October 4
- Times: 6:00 PM and 8:30 PM
- Location: Observatorio Centro de Estudios Cinematográficos (formerly Cine Bujazán)
- Cost: Free admission; registration required at simulacroparaelfindelmundo.eventbrite.com



French Film Tour
The 30th edition of the French Film Tour arrives in Tijuana for a seven-day run featuring seven contemporary French releases spanning drama, comedy, thriller, and romantic comedy from 2025 and 2026.
- Dates: Saturday, October 3 through Friday, October 9
- Times: Various screenings
- Location: Tijuana Cultural Center (Cecut)
- Cost: $50 pesos ($3 USD); $30 pesos ($2 USD) for teachers, students, and INAPAM cardholders


Flashmob Ópera Tijuana
Bringing opera out of traditional concert halls and directly into everyday urban spaces, Fundación Ópera de Tijuana presents a dynamic performance featuring opera, zarzuela, and vocal music as part of October Festival: Territories of Peace.
- Date: Sunday, October 4
- Time: 11:00 AM
- Location: Street market at Colonia Francisco Villa
- Cost: Free


Ensenada
Cuentos a la Carta
Designed for younger audiences, ABordo Teatro brings a mobile storytelling kitchen where children use a raffle drum to select the tales they want to hear.
The interactive show combines shadow puppetry, paper theater, and imaginative storytelling to explore themes of identity, self-esteem, and perception.
- Date: Friday, October 2
- Time: 10:00 AM
- Location: City Theater
- Cost: Free



Rosarito
38th Cabalgata Fiesta de Las Fronteras
Celebrating its 38th year, this long-standing tradition hosted by the Rosarito History Society honors local roots with a festive horse ride.
Participants and spectators can enjoy live music, traditional food, and family-friendly activities, including a saddle raffle among registered riders.
- Date: Sunday, October 4
- Time: Departure at 9:30 AM
- Location: Departs from La Mojonera de Palou and arrives at Rancho San Patricio
- Cost: Free


Cabalgata Rosa
A community ride dedicated to raising breast cancer awareness and honoring the resilience of women fighting the disease, bringing locals and visitors together for a meaningful cause.
- Date: Sunday, October 4
- Time: 10:00 AM
- Location: Departs from Lienzo Charro (Km 43) and arrives at Arena de Rodeo La Pradera
- Cost: Free



Mexicali
Alfredo Olivas
Following a sell-out of his initial date, the prominent regional Mexican singer, songwriter, and accordionist has added a second performance at FEX Palenque during the Fiestas del Sol fair, showcasing his versatility across banda, norteño, mariachi, and country styles.
- Date: Thursday, October 1
- Time: 7:00 PM onwards
- Location: Palenque at the Center for Fairs and Exhibitions (FEX)
- Cost: VIP: $4,600 pesos ($253 USD) | Preferred 1: $3,600 pesos ($198 USD) | Preferred 2: $2,600 pesos ($143 USD) | General: $800 pesos ($44 USD)



Grupo Firme
Headlined by lead vocalist Eduin Caz, the multi-award-winning Tijuana native regional Mexican band takes over the FEX Palenque for two high-energy nights as part of their ongoing “La última peda 2026 tour.”
- Dates: Friday, October 2 and Saturday, October 3
- Time: 7:00 PM onwards
- Location: Palenque at the Center for Fairs and Exhibitions (FEX)
- Cost: VIP: $4,000 pesos ($220 USD) | Preferred 1: $3,000 pesos ($165 USD) | Preferred 2: $2,000 pesos ($110 USD) | General: $800 pesos ($44 USD)


