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International Women's Day March 8th
2025-03-08 | Baja Califorina Sur
International Women’s Day March 2025 – Cabo San Lucas, San José del Cabo & La Paz
Date: Saturday, March 8, 2025 Time: Varies by location (see details below) Locations:

Cabo San Lucas: Pabellón Cultural de la República → Government Delegation Esplanade
San José del Cabo: La Comer Parking Lot → Downtown
La Paz: Kiosco del Malecón → La Paz Waterfront

Event Overview
Join the Women’s March 2025 in Cabo San Lucas, San José del Cabo, and La Paz, as thousands gather to advocate for women’s rights, gender equality, and an end to violence against women in Mexico. These peaceful yet powerful demonstrations will feature marches, speeches, performances, and artistic expressions.
Event Schedule & Details
Cabo San Lucas Women’s March
Time: 3:00 PM Starting Point: Cultural Pavilion of the Republic (Pabellón Cultural de la República)‍♀️ Route: The march will move through downtown, ending at the Government Delegation Esplanade. Highlights:✔️ Women sharing testimonies on gender-based violence & justice✔️ Candlelit ceremony to honor victims✔️ Artistic performances & live music
San José del Cabo Women’s March
Time: 3:30 PM Meeting Point: La Comer Parking Lot‍♀️ Route: Downtown San José del Cabo Highlights:✔️ Feminist activists, artists & community leaders speaking✔️ Public art installations & mural painting✔️ Live performances celebrating women’s achievements
La Paz Women’s March
Time: 5:00 PM Meeting Point: Kiosco del Malecón‍♀️ Route: March along the La Paz waterfront, ending at a central rally location. Highlights:✔️ University groups, feminist collectives & human rights organizations participating✔️ Women-led speeches on equality, justice & safety✔️ Large protest banners & peaceful demonstrations
Additional Women’s Day Events in Los Cabos
Women’s Bazaar – Cabo San Lucas Location: Amelia Wilkes Plaza Time: 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM️ Details: Shop handmade crafts, fashion, and artisanal goods by women entrepreneurs, with live music and food stalls.
Women’s Art & Awareness Exhibits – San José del Cabo & La PazVarious art galleries, workshops, and talks will be held to celebrate women’s contributions to arts, culture, and activism.
How to Participate
✔️ Wear Purple – Show solidarity with the movement.✔️ Bring Signs – Express your support with messages advocating for women’s rights.✔️ Use Hashtags – Help raise awareness online:#8M2025 #NiUnaMenos #DiaInternacionalDeLaMujer #LosCabosMujeresMarchan
Important Notes
Road Closures: Expect delays and traffic near the march routes. Public transportation or carpooling is recommended.‍♀️ Security: These marches are peaceful events; however, organizers will have safety measures in place.
Don’t miss this powerful moment of unity and activism! Be part of the movement for change.
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International Women’s Day March [March 8th]

The Shoppes at Palmilla - Halloween
2024-10-31 17:00 - 19:00 UTC | The Shoppes at Palmilla, arr. Transp. KM 27.5 S/N Palmilla, San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur, 23406
Event Hosted by The Shoppes at Palmilla
Location: Carr. Transpeninsular Km. 27.6, 23406 San José del Cabo, Mexico
⏰ Duration: 2 hours
Public Event – Open to everyone on or off Facebook
Calling All Little Ghosts and Goblins!
Join us at The Shoppes at Palmilla for a Halloween full of fun! Bring the kids for an exciting day of trick-or-treating, activities, and spooky surprises. Let’s make this Halloween one to remember!

Flora Farms - Day of the Dead celebration
2024-10-31 18:00 - 21:30 | flora farms, Carretera Transpeninsular San José del Cabo Km. 30 Las Ánimas Bajas, San Jose Del Cabo, Baja Califorina Sur, 23407, Mexico
Join us for the 8th Annual Day of the Dead Altar Competition at Flora Farms, where we honor Mexican tradition and support local charities. This vibrant event brings together community, creativity, and charitable giving. Enjoy cocktails, live music, and captivating entertainment as you explore beautifully crafted altars with the sounds of authentic Mexican folk music. The evening will culminate in an awards ceremony recognizing the Most Traditional, Most Original, and Overall Favorite altars. A portion of the proceeds benefits participating charities.
Event Highlights:

VIP Cocktail Area: With your ticket, gain exclusive access to a VIP cocktail area featuring food, drinks, live music on our hay bale stage, and the awards ceremony.
General Admission: If you’d prefer to stroll through the farm and view the altars without joining the cocktail party, no ticket is necessary.

Tickets:

Adults: 900 pesos
Kids: 450 pesos

Menu: Enjoy a variety of Mexican delicacies including Mini Blue Corn Tamales, Chicken, Pork, and Vegetarian Pozole Rojo, Mole Negro Chicken Tostadas, Vegan Sopes, Street Corn Esquites, Mexican Rice Pudding, Calabaza Dulce, Pan de Muertos, Mini Skull Cookies, Mini Churros, and Flavored Palomitas.
FAQ:

Event Location: Altars will be displayed throughout Flora Farms, with the cocktail party and awards held near The Shops.
Restaurant Reservations: Reservations at the restaurant do not include event access. A separate ticket is needed to attend the festivities.
Viewing Altars: You are welcome to visit and explore the altars on the farm without attending the cocktail party.
Ticket Inclusions: Each ticket covers full access to the VIP cocktail area with all food and entertainment provided.
Drinks: Tickets do not include drinks, but a cash bar will be available.
Children’s Admission: Kids under 12 require a 450-peso ticket, while children under 3 enter free.

Flora Farms
Animas Bajas, San Jose del Cabo, Baja California Sur, Mx
LOCATION MAP
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Mexico Phone # (+52.624) 142.1000 / 142.1458
US Phone #: 949.200.7342
Email: reservations@flora-farms.com

OPERATING HOURS
Tuesday through Saturday:
Breakfast 9:00 to 10:30 am
Lunch 11:00 am to 1:30 pm
Dinner 5:00 – 9:00 pm Nov.-May & 5:·30 – 9:00 pm June-Oct.
Sunday Brunch
From 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

Celebrate Life and Honor Those Who Have Passed! Day of the Dead
2024-11-01 - 2024-11-02 | Baja Califorina Sur
Celebrate Life and Honor Those Who Have Passed!
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is one of Mexico’s most iconic and colorful traditions. This celebration, recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, is a unique festivity that combines ancient rituals, art, and community.
Location: Celebrated across Mexico, with notable festivities in Michoacán, Oaxaca, Mexico City, and Pátzcuaro.
Date: November 1 and 2 (with preparations starting in late October).
⏰ Schedule: Activities throughout the day and night.
What makes Día de los Muertos special?

Ofrendas (altars): Families build altars to honor their loved ones, decorated with marigold flowers (cempasúchil), candles, photographs, the deceased’s favorite foods, and sugar skulls.
Calaveras and Catrinas: The art and iconography of Día de los Muertos include the famous literary calaveras (satirical poems) and catrinas, elegant skeleton figures that have become symbols of the celebration.
Illuminated cemeteries: In many towns, families spend the night in cemeteries, decorating graves with flowers and candles, creating a magical and respectful atmosphere.

Highlighted activities:

Parades and festivals: In cities like Mexico City, massive parades feature costumes, music, and floats inspired by the tradition.
Traditional cuisine: Try typical dishes like pan de muerto (bread of the dead), mole, calabaza en tacha (candied pumpkin), and atole (a warm corn-based drink).
Art and culture: Exhibitions of altars, catrina and catrín contests, and dance and theater performances.

Why can’t you miss it?

Connect with Mexican culture: Día de los Muertos offers a window into Mexico’s beliefs, traditions, and values.
Experience something unique: From the solemnity of the altars to the joy of the parades, this celebration will leave you with unforgettable memories.
Learn about life and death: This festivity reminds us that death is part of life and that loved ones are never forgotten.

A bit of history:
Día de los Muertos has its roots in indigenous traditions dating back over 3,000 years to the Aztec, Maya, and other pre-Hispanic civilizations. These cultures viewed death as a natural part of life and celebrated it with rituals to honor the deceased. When the Spanish arrived in the 16th century, they merged these traditions with Catholic practices, such as All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day, creating the unique blend we see today. The iconic catrina, created by Mexican artist José Guadalupe Posada in the early 20th century, has since become a universal symbol of the celebration.
Additional information:

Admission: Most activities are free, though some special events may require tickets.
Recommendations: Wear comfortable clothing, bring a camera to capture the vibrant colors and details, and respect local traditions.

ME Cabo-Day of the Dead Celebration
2024-11-02 19:00 - 23:00 | ME Cabo by Meliá, Acuario Zona Hotelera Playa El Medano, Cabo San Lucas, Baja Califorina Sur, 23410, Mexico
Step into the first edition of ME Cabo’s iconic Day of the Dead celebration, “Dance of the Spirits.” In Volume One of this series, we invite guests to experience the vibrant essence of Mexican heritage as we transform ME Cabo into a tapestry of color, culture, and remembrance. This immersive celebration honors the Day of the Dead with live performances, enchanting decor, and an unforgettable musical experience. Enjoy a mesmerizing performance by violinist Ezinma, known for her powerful fusion of classical and contemporary styles, and groove to the beats of renowned DJ Mariana Bo. It’s a night of music, culture, and celebration, designed to leave an indelible mark on all who attend.

Key Highlights:

Live Violin by Ezinma: A stunning fusion of classical violin with modern soundscapes.
DJ Set by Mariana Bo: Known for her vibrant performances and deep connection to Mexican culture.
Traditional Decor and Atmosphere: Immerse yourself in the rich symbols, colors, and altars of the Day of the Dead.

Audience: Open to hotel guests Book your room today!
Event Type: Single Event
Contact Information: HOTELS SITE
Celebrate with us as we bring the spirit of this treasured Mexican tradition to life for an experience unlike any other!
