About
A free Pilsen museum night combines Día de Muertos art, Mexican folk artists and live demonstrations.
This late opening turns a museum visit into a focused festival evening, with visiting artisans from across Mexico, live demonstrations and time to shop their work. Free access and a compact 5-to-8 PM window make it one of Wednesday’s strongest cultural bargains.
What to expect
Begin with the museum exhibition and gift shop after 5 PM, then move into Festival del Arte Popular activities at 6 PM. You can browse folk art, meet participating artisans and watch demonstrations before the museum closes at 8 PM.
Good to know
- The museum is open from 5 to 8 PM.
- Festival activities run from 6 to 8 PM.
- The museum is always free to visit.
- The address is 1852 West 19th Street.
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Common questions
When is the late opening?
The museum stays open Wednesday from 5 to 8 PM.
When does the festival portion begin?
Festival del Arte Popular activities begin at 6 PM.
How much does admission cost?
The National Museum of Mexican Art is always free.
What can visitors do there?
Visitors can see exhibitions, meet artisans and watch live demonstrations.