The highly anticipated Feria de Puebla 2025 is drawing near, promising a blend of top-tier entertainment and cultural experiences. Running from April 24 to May 11, this vibrant celebration will take place at the Centro Expositor in Puebla, Mexico, and it’s shaping up to be an event that locals won’t want to miss.
This year, the Feria aims to outshine other state fairs across Mexico with its impressive lineup of artists that guests will be thrilled to see perform. The Palenque, the festival's main concert venue, has confirmed a spectacular schedule featuring national and international talent. Attendees can look forward to live performances from renowned artists such as Julión Álvarez on April 25, Yuri on April 26, Banda MS on April 27, and many more. The full Palenque schedule features performances by Christian Nodal, Edén Muñoz, Jorge Medina with Josi Cuen, Matute, and the beloved duo Lucero and Mijares, concluding with Gerardo Ortiz on May 11. Tickets for these shows are already available as of March 19, 2025, and there’s considerable excitement regarding who else might be added to the lineup.
As stated by a government spokesperson, "This event promises to be the highlight of the year, with a lineup of artists that have never performed in Puebla before." This statement reflects the pride and enthusiasm that surrounded the announcement of the international acts, fueling further interest in attending the fair. Set against the historic backdrop of Los Fuertes de Loreto y Guadalupe, attendees can revel in a warm atmosphere filled with cultural pride and community spirit.
In addition to headlining concerts, the Feria de Puebla 2025 will host a variety of exciting attractions that cater to diverse tastes. Expect to see exhilarating circus performances, ice skating spectacles, and an eclectic mix of entertainment offered in the Teatro del Pueblo. A cultural forum and the Expo Ganadera will provide a glimpse into local traditions and innovations in agriculture, while stalls showcasing crafts will highlight artisanal talents from the surrounding region. For those searching for gastronomic delights, the fair will be home to a wealth of local foods, including traditional favorites like cemitas, tacos árabes, and mole poblano.
Tickets for the fair are priced affordably at $50 pesos, which grants access not only to the exhibition grounds but also to the events at the Teatro del Pueblo. With the operational hours set to accommodate busy schedules—open from 12:00 PM to midnight from Monday to Thursday, and 11:00 AM to midnight on weekends and holidays—the fair is set up to allow for maximum enjoyment.
Physical ticket sales are available from several locations. You can purchase tickets directly at the Centro Expositor de Puebla from 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM, or at Plaza Dorada and Mazarik Plaza during their respective hours. Furthermore, fans can grab tickets online through Boletiworld. Thanks to local promotion efforts, information about ticket sales and availability is widely circulated, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to partake in this cultural whirlwind.
The Feria de Puebla experience wouldn’t be complete without the dazzling pyrotechnic displays set for April 25, May 5, and May 11, designed to leave audiences in awe. These shows, lasting between four to six minutes, will coincide with significant dates, adding a spark of excitement and drama to the festival atmosphere.
In the words of MV Entertainment, which is assisting in organizing the event, "Tickets for the Palenque are available through Boletiworld and at various points including the Centro Expositor.” Events like these are essential in fostering local tourism and strengthening the regional economy by supporting local businesses and craftsmen.
As the date draws closer, anticipation is building within the Puebla community for the Feria de Puebla 2025. Given its ambitious roster of activities, from music and culinary showcases to cultural exhibitions, this year's event is poised to draw even larger crowds than before. It’s a chance for visitors to not only engage in entertainment but also to celebrate Puebla’s rich heritage and vibrant future.
