If you find bats mysterious, this event in Monterrey will give you the chance to get to know them much better. Bat Fest 2026 is back and will devote an entire afternoon to exploring the importance of these animals, with activities for the whole family and free admission.
The event will take place on Saturday, October 10, at LABNL – Lab Cultural Ciudadano, located in downtown Monterrey. The event will run from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and will feature northern bats.
Bat Fest 2026 will be dedicated to northern bats
This edition will focus on the species that inhabit northern ecosystems and the essential roles they play within them. The goal is for people of all ages to learn more about these animals and, at the same time, learn about their conservation and the protection of their habitats.
During Bat Fest 2026, there will be various exhibitors, talks, activities, and experiences related to the fascinating world of bats. The program is designed as an opportunity to learn about and share information regarding these species in a family-friendly environment.
In addition to highlighting some of their characteristics, the event aims to raise public awareness about the ecological importance of bats and the actions people can take to help conserve them.
A free event in downtown Monterrey
One of the perks is that admission to Bat Fest 2026 will be completely free, so it could be a unique way to spend your Saturday afternoon in downtown Monterrey.
The venue will be LABNL – Lab Cultural Ciudadano, a space located on Washington Street, between Zaragoza and Zuazua. The program will run for four hours.
If you have children at home who are curious about nature and animals, this event can also be a way to introduce them to topics of biodiversity and conservation through activities and hands-on experiences.
Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
Location: LABNL – Lab Cultural Ciudadano, 648 Washington Street, between Zaragoza and Zuazua
Time: 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Cost: Free admission
