National Museum of Popular Culture

Such a great place for learn bout mexican culture and even buy some real masterpieces

Wonderful place, I visited the museum one week after the day of the dead, and I found a traditional market where I could see beautiful pieces of art!! ✨👌🏻

I loved this little museum! This is an easy stop if youre in the area to go to casa azul. The entry is super cheap and so worth the hour or so of your time! The special exhibit was so fascinating, i loved learning more about the punk political scene in cdmx. It was so wonderful to have a museum celebrate the importance of a space like alicia was. The descriptions are only in spanish, as a heads up! Its a little confusing to navigate around the exhibits, dont miss the exhibit after the temporary one! They also had a cute market while i visited, such a nice surprise! Also recommend the bookstore if youre looking for any interesting books or other media in spanish- the topics are quite extensive!

This museum is small but extremely affordable and very informative! Expect to learn about the culture of Mexico’s indigenous people, their religious practices, and the social fabric that makes up daily life in the country. It is conveniently located nearby other major attractions in Coyoacán, so definitely stop by if you’re in the area!

I went after a festival day so half of it was being taken down for the next exhibit but overall it's what I was hoping it'd be. The bookstore was fabulous but I was heading to the Kahlo museum so I wasn't sure if I could take anything large there so I just browsed. They have amazing archeology magazines and awe inspiring calendars. If you're looking for printed material make the trip here. The two exhibits I did see were very good and great context was provided. The exterior that was closed had beautiful, colorful murals. I might have to delve into archives to see what other exhibits have been there. Also some gorgeous trees and a kind of quiet spot for sitting in the shade in the front.

A great stop if you are in Coyoacán. They have some large alebrijes that are worth the visit. We saw a temporary exhibit about indigenous women potters and it was fantastic. Well displayed and organized. It is free on Sunday so don’t miss out!

Wow! This is a SMALL and FREE museum. Literally in one door and out the other, of a small house. But inside there are so many cultural masks! They are used for dances and ceremonies. At the end there is a station to make your own little doll with a mask! When I was there, the materials were all used so I couldn't make anything :(.

Nice place to know about the alfarería artists and the difference popular art in every region of Mexico.

Small museum. It's free on Sundays and 20 pesos during the week.

Really interesting museum, especially during El Dia de Muertos with an exhibition about the different celebrations around the country and a market of Popular Art.

Lovely small museum you can walk to after going to Casa Azul.

We found this museum quite interesting. The pieces on display were unusual and varied. My photos do not do the exhibits justice. Live music.

You should 100% go if you’re in the area, it’s a quick visit and while it’s not world famous art you’re in for a treat if you like more colorful art. It was raining ashen I was there and it’s partly outside so maybe try a day without heavy showers and thunder.

Cool.
They often have changing composition.
I like it .Because it new and traditional.
It's our lovely place .
Every Sunday they have concert

Increible experience in a great place!! Beautiful AMBER ARTESANAL JEWELRY!

It was beautiful and now after the remodeling it's even better, a great space for arts in the heart of Coyoacán

"Tápame con tu rebozo" was absolutely lovely. Featured artisans from Oaxaca, Puebla, Tlaxcala, Michoacan and severas other Mexican States.

A real treasure. Great exhibits. Great ferias featuring artesania from all over. Great free live music performances. An absolute must visit.

Went on Sunday when it’s free and wasn’t crowded. Really enjoyed the new exhibition about Africans in Mexico, a bit of history we didn’t know about.

Quick museum with lots of colorful art! The doll/mask making activity was an extra treat