KidZania is gearing up to showcase the vibrant culture of Mexico with a specially curated Mexican Carnival, offering a one-of-a-kind experience for both children and adults. The event seeks to strengthen cultural ties between Mexico and India by engaging visitors in a variety of activities that celebrate Mexico’s rich traditions, heritage, and cuisine, through food, music, dance, and creative workshops, providing an immersive and educational experience for all.
The Mexican Carnival will include a range of interactive workshops and activities that capture the lively essence of Mexican culture. From cooking classes that highlight iconic Mexican dishes like tacos and quesadillas, to DIY piñata-making sessions, this event promises to provide an educational and fun experience for all attendees. Additional activities include Mariachi band-making, Mexican hat crafting, and a thrilling Pinata Party Game, all of which aim to promote creativity, cultural understanding, and sustainability.
Hasmukh Gorava, Head of Marketing, KidZania India stated, “KidZania’s vision has always been driven by a passion for both entertaining and fostering learning among children. This Mexican Carnival is a true celebration of that vision, as it brings together the vibrant cultures of Mexico and India, allowing our visitors to experience the richness of both nations. It’s a proud moment for us to bridge these cultural ties and create a space where learning, creativity, and global appreciation thrive.”
Visitors will also be treated to authentic Mexican music and dance performances, creating a festive atmosphere in the Main Square. The vibrant displays of Mexican-themed décor, including flag hangings, balloon installations, and painted benches, will further enhance the event’s immersive feel.
To complete the experience, KidZania will offer a special Mexican-themed menu featuring delicacies such as nachos, tacos, and Mexican pizza, allowing visitors to savor the flavors of Mexico.
Event Details:
● Date: 18th – 20th September 2024
Venue: KidZania (Mumbai and Delhi)
