Cacao Ceremony- Frida Kahlo Energy
Cacao ritual & drawing workshop inspired by Frida Kahlo. A sensory afternoon of ceremony.
Cacao ritual & drawing workshop inspired by Frida Kahlo. A sensory afternoon of ceremony.
Celebrating 16 years of Mexican Independence Day in London, we are proud to present one of the most iconic orchestras in Mexico and pioneers in cumbia… Grupo Cañaveral de Humberto Pabón Grupo Cañaveral.
Celebrate Mexico's Independence Day with an exclusive VIP Gala Dinner at Zapote, one of London's most acclaimed contemporary Mexican restaurants.
An exclusive culinary experience celebrating the flavours, traditions and stories of Mexico Join the Mexican Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain for an exceptional culinary masterclass with acclaimed Mexican chef Adriana Cavita, celebrating the richness and diversity of Mexican cuisine.
Our member Victorinox is hosting an exclusive International Business Networking Evening, bringing together members of the Brazilian, Argentine and Mexican Chambers of Commerce, as well as the Anglo-Ecuadorian Society.
Join us on 27 September 2026 for a charity run from Serpentine North to Coyotaco as the to raise funds for Christel House Mexico and Fundación Beca, supporting education and creating new opportunities for young people in Mexico. Save the date and join us for a run with purpose!
Paraíso Latin American Art Fair announces its first edition at Ambika P3 from 15 to 18 October 2026.
Join Edson Díaz-Fuentes from Santo Remedio London Bridge for an exclusive hands-on Mexican cooking class on Thursday 22 October.
This Día de los Muertos, Cavita invites you on a journey through Mictlán, the Aztec underworld. The souls of the dead were believed to travel through nine levels before reaching their final rest. Tonawaka: Los Nueve Niveles is a 9-course tasting menu inspired by each stage of that journey.
This will be a community-wide, 100% family-friendly celebration, featuring activities inspired by the culture and traditions of Día de Muertos, with the participation of the Mexican community and everyone interested in discovering and celebrating this beautiful Mexican tradition.
Twenty years ago, La Vida started with a simple idea: get a group of people together, have some fun, raise some money and make a difference in Latin America. So, for our 20th anniversary, we thought we'd do exactly that to mark this milestone and raise crucial funds for our health, education and environment projects across Latin America.
A free evening at Second Home Spitalfields. Everyone gets a printed sheet of tasks and chooses which to do. Everyone gets a printed sheet of tasks and chooses what to do, in what order and for how long, alone or with others.
