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Enjoy the Festivals, Parades, and Parties in Mazatlán
From Flamenco at the Port and the Historic District Artwalk to the Day of the Dead, Mazatlán is a city that loves to bring people together. The Mazatlán Carnaval is a five-day party with parades, floats, music, and dancing that you won't want to miss. Experience the thrill of running a marathon in one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico at the Gran Maratón Pacífico. The Mazatlán International Seafood Festival is a celebration of all things seafood, with delicious food, live music, and dancing, while the Mazatlán International Film Festival and Mazatlán International Art Festival are fall events celebrating the best in global art and culture.
Get ready for a thrilling ride at Mazatlan's International Motorcycle Week! Join bikers from around the world for a week of high-octane fun.
Semana Santa - Holy Week is a significant religious holiday in Mazatlán, and it typically falls in late March or early April. It is a time for reflection and commemoration of the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
This event is held in late March or early April and features book presentations, author signings, workshops, and other activities related to literature and reading.
This festival is held in from October or December every year, and showcases the diverse cultural traditions of Mexico and other countries around the world through music, dance, art, and theater.
This holiday is celebrated on November 1 and 2 and is a time for remembering and honoring loved ones who have passed away. Mazatlán holds parades, altars, and other events to celebrate the holiday.
With over 125 years of tradition, about 500,000 revelers join this local festivity every year. This is the biggest event in Mazatlán and is held annually in late February or early March. It is a week-long celebration with parades, music, dancing, and lots of food.