Riviera Maya's March Events Offer Punk, Opera and Dog Festivals for All
Riviera Maya's March Events Offer Punk, Opera and Dog Festivals for All
Riviera Maya's March Events Offer Punk, Opera and Dog Festivals for All
March brings a lively mix of events across the Riviera Maya and beyond. From film festivals and music performances to cultural celebrations and outdoor races, there's something for everyone. Many activities cater to niche interests, including punk music for seniors, dog festivals, and even a poker run for motorcyclists.
The month kicks off on March 6 with Abu's Punks Edition, a punk-themed gathering for seniors at Chicago Restaurant in Cancun. Entry costs 590 pesos for ABU members and 690 pesos for general admission, running from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Two days later, on March 8, motorcyclists can join the 2nd Annual Poker Run at Habaneros in Puerto Morelos. Registration costs 250 pesos for five cards, with the event running from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. The same day, the Puerto Aventuras Race takes place at the Puerto Aventuras Sports Complex, with adult entry at 560 pesos and children's at 480 pesos.
For younger participants, the 3rd Annual Scout for a Day offers free activities on March 7 at La Salle Primary School in Playa del Carmen. Dog lovers can also mark their calendars for March 14, when Dog Beach Fest 2026 takes place at Plaza Municipal in Playa del Carmen, free of charge.
Music fans have multiple options. On March 13 and 15, The Human Voice Opera plays at the Palace of Music in Merida, with tickets priced between 150 and 300 pesos. The following day, March 14, the Somnia Music Festival hits Isla Mujeres at Mayan Monkey, costing 750 pesos. Later, on March 21, candlelight concerts return to the same venue, starting at 223 pesos.
Cultural highlights include the Spring Equinox Viewing of the Feathered Serpent at Chichen Itza on March 20 or 21, with adult tickets at 648 pesos and discounts for children and local residents. Film buffs can attend the Puerto Aventuras International Film Festival from March 25 to 29, with day passes at US $49 and VIP access at US $150.
The events span nine locations across the Riviera Maya, including Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and Merida. Prices vary, with some activities free and others requiring tickets. Organisers have tailored options for different age groups and interests, ensuring a busy month for locals and visitors alike.