You enter a pop-up dome which features Mexico's story told through art and interactive culture. You can feel like you are there, riding rapids, travelling in a hot air balloon or exploring some fascinating Mexican cities. Experience interactive touch screens and with state of the art technology and try on virtual Mexican fashion or sit on virtual beaches. Hear all the sights and sounds of busy, bustling cities or white water rapids.
A central feature and treat is a real VW Beatle which has been decorated with more than two million beads and took 8 artists over 9,000 hours of hard work to design and decorate.
Mexico is also proud of it's status as the only nation to have its cuisine designated by UNESCO as of 'Intangible Heritage of Humanity. Whilst you visit the pop-up dome you can also get some authentic Mexican street food prepared by the acclaimed Mexican street kitchen Wahaca.
I had a delicious marinated grilled steak Burrito ...
The pop-up pavilion will be open to the public from Wednesday 25 February 2015 - Wednesday 11 March 2015 from 10:00am to 20:00pm. It is located next to City Hall on the South Bank and is free entrance for adults and children.
Watch this blog for more events to celebrate Year of Mexico in the UK.
I was not paid to attend this event. As usual all opinions and photos are my own.
wow love the presentation and everything
ReplyDeleteIt was a bit of fun and the food was lovely
DeleteLovely post .. I have been to Mexico city .. spent a couple of weeks there .. The culture is very old and really interesting.. Lots to learn and see.
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Mexico City but I know I would love the sights and sounds!
DeleteCool! What fun!
ReplyDeleteIt was a light hearted fun event.
DeleteThanks for sharing. Will see if I can make it down for the fiesta!!
ReplyDeleteI am sure you will enjoy it if you can make it!
Deletelooks like you had a great time! lovely pictures too
ReplyDeleteLove the bright vibrant colours of Mexico
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