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Lit & Luz CDMX 2026

Este festival bilingüe, único en su tipo, reúne a reconocidos escritores, poetas, artistas visuales y de performance de México y de Chicago durante una semana de programación cultural en diferentes lugares de la ciudad.

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  • Lit & Luz Live Magazine Show: Repair/Reparar primary image

    Lit & Luz Live Magazine Show: Repair/Reparar

    Sat, Mar 21 • 7:00 PM

    Free

  • Lit & Luz: Poesía y música en el Jardín Secreto Vol. 7 primary image

    Lit & Luz: Poesía y música en el Jardín Secreto Vol. 7

    Fri, Mar 20 • 7:00 PM

    Free

  • Lit & Luz: Colaboración, resistencia y comunidad primary image

    Lit & Luz: Colaboración, resistencia y comunidad

    Thu, Mar 19 • 5:00 PM

    Free

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Organizer of Lit & Luz CDMX 2026
The Lit & Luz Festival of Language, Literature, and ArtBegan in 2012 (unofficially) with the release of the fully translated—Spanish/English—MAKEMagazineissue 13, "Intercambio/Exchange." In 2014 the Lit & Luz Festival was launched from those pages and ever since has produced yearly events in Mexico City and Chicago, with writers and artists from Chicago, Mexico, and beyond.MAKE Literary Production’s sixth annual Lit & Luz Festival of Language, Literature, and Art, themed "Movement" is an ambitious exchange between Mexico City and Chicago. The week-long festival takes place at over a dozen arts venues and universities throughout Chicago, October 12th-19th. It concludes at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago with our signature event, the “Live Magazine Show." The following February, a similar series of events are held in Mexico City.We are honored to welcome inspiring authors, artists, and arts professionals from Mexico to Chicago. Art and language are key to understanding culture and community, and the cultural exchange between the United States and Mexico. With events such as Lit & Luz, we hope to strengthen the relationship between the two countries, and in particular, to increase the distribution of literature and art from Mexico for Chicago audiences and beyond.