Welcome to another month! And this month, which kicks off summer, will be packed with activities that’ll let you enjoy the city to the fullest. Get your calendar out because we’ve got the list of things to do in Monterrey in June.
What’s in store? The 2026 World Cup, planet spotting, themed worlds, candlelit concerts, and many more activities.
If you’re looking for a unique activity for kids and adults alike on your list of things to do in Monterrey in June, the immersive exhibition “Tim Burton: The Labyrinth” awaits you with themed rooms, video mapping, music, and over 200 original drawings to explore as a family.
Go with your friends to Taylor Swift’s Candlelight concert
Are you a Taylor Swift fan? Head out with your friends to enjoy Tay Tay’s greatest hits the best way possible —live and by the soft glow of candlelight!
Relive the best of Hans Zimmer at Candlelight
Can you imagine listening to the soundtracks of your most iconic favorite movies live in a magical setting under the soft glow of candlelight? This experience is perfect for sharing with your friends, family, or that special someone!
The Middle-earth Medieval Festival returns to La Huasteca Ecological Park on June 6 and 7 with battles, equestrian shows, a medieval circus, a Viking village, and giant kites. There will be interactive activities, a themed market, and camping options with access for both days.
Head to the World Cup Party at 3museos
The Museum of Mexican History, the Museum of the Northeast, and the Palacio Museum are organizing the World Cup Festival, a free cultural program featuring exhibitions, music, dance, film, crafts, and culinary offerings.
Be amazed by the Mega Cabalgata Norteña
Nuevo León is gearing up with a massive horseback parade to celebrate as a community: over a thousand horses, music, and a family-friendly atmosphere. If you want to participate, you’ll need to register here.
If you’re looking for something different to do on a June night, the Nuevo León Astronomical Society will be hosting observation sessions at the Mirador del Obispado to view the conjunction of Venus and Jupiter; there will be telescopes, an astronomical explanation, and photography assistance.
If you’re looking for a soccer-themed outing for the whole family this June, the FIFA Fan Festival Monterrey will transform Fundidora Park into a central hub during the 2026 World Cup, featuring giant screens, a soccer-filled atmosphere, concerts, and special activities scheduled between June and July 2026.
Hop aboard a hot-air balloon at City Fest
City Fest has opened in Monterrey at Live Gardens (Valle Oriente) with more than 50 attractions, international cuisine, cultural performances, and live music designed for the whole family.
If you like to end the day with music and a great atmosphere, mark your calendar for the Summer Nights at the Monterrey Museum of Contemporary Art (MARCO): the museum announced that it will move up its traditional Summer Nights to coincide with the matches that will be played in the city during the tournament.
This nighttime event at La Estanzuela Natural Park combines camping, guided tours led by park rangers and biologists, monitoring stations, and hands-on activities focused on birds, fungi, mammals, and insects. It includes an event kit, a movie under the stars, and morning birdwatching; advance registration is required, space is limited, and the fee serves as a donation toward conservation efforts.
Try something new at the Mezcal Fest
The Mezcal Fest Monterrey returns with an edition that has it all: drinks, food, music, and even live sports games. Over two days, you’ll be able to sample mezcal brands from across the country, learn through tastings, and enjoy an atmosphere that gets lively early on.
Put on your hat for the Monterrey Country Fest
Get ready for an epic experience where country music, the adrenaline of the rodeo, a family-friendly atmosphere, and the essence of cowboy culture come together in one celebration. A festival made for those who feel that the land, music, and tradition are part of their history—not just a trend.
The horror-themed event inspired by slasher movies will take place at Cintermex on June 27 and 28, 2026, featuring a haunted house, special guests, workshops, exhibitors, and activities for all ages.
