MEXICO CITY ART & FOOD TOURS
WITH STEPHEN C. WAGNER AS YOUR TOUR GUIDE
Register NOW to reserve your space to join me in Mexico City
for the SFAN "ART & FOOD TOURS" March 18th to 21st, 2025, and February 10th to 13th, 2026
tours for English-speaking visitors
for the SFAN "ART & FOOD TOURS" March 18th to 21st, 2025, and February 10th to 13th, 2026
tours for English-speaking visitors
Stephen will guide you through each neighborhood, pointing out interesting and unique sites, take you to visit between six and eight art galleries & art venues, and introduce you to a few of the gallery directors and staff to hear about their program and the exhibition on display.
Lunch is included in the registration fee with a Mexican dish of your choice and a beverage of your choice. Other dishes or beverages may be purchased by attendees at any of the local food stops that we will make during the visits to art galleries.
Lunch is included in the registration fee with a Mexican dish of your choice and a beverage of your choice. Other dishes or beverages may be purchased by attendees at any of the local food stops that we will make during the visits to art galleries.
Cancellations may be made on or before December 31st to receive a full refund.
Cancellations made on January 1st or later are non-refundable.
Cancellations made on January 1st or later are non-refundable.
REGISTER FOR SFAN ART & FOOD TOURS FOR MARCH 2025:
★ Tuesday, March 18th, 2025, 11AM- 3PM
Roma Norte, the charming colonial-era section of Mexico City $125. US Dollars per person The delightful Roma Norte is considered one of Mexico City's coolest neighborhoods, with its bohemian atmosphere, tree-lined streets, historic mansions, trendy cafes, and superior art galleries. This is a perfect place to take strolls along charming streets, visit the local art venues, and experience the relaxed Mexican lifestyle. |
★ Wednesday, March 19th, 2025, 11AM - 3PM
San Migeul de Chapultapec, a delightful obscure neighborhood $125. US Dollars per person The quiet neighborhood of San MIguel de Chapultepec is tucked away between a busy traffic artery and the giant Chapultepec Park, but boasts some the best quailty art galleries in the Mexico City. The area features an architectural mix of French-inspired mansions, contemporary apartment blocks, and unadorned storefronts. |
★ Thursday, March 20th ,2025, 11AM - 3PM
Polanco, the Beverly Hills of Mexico City $125. US Dollars per person The toney neighborhood of the Polanco just north of Chapultepec Park is filled with mansions in the ornate Spanish Colonial Revival style and features high-end art galleries that will wow you. Visit the unique Lincoln Park for a relaxing break and stroll along the premier shopping avenue in the heart of this prestigious district. |
★ Friday, March 21st, 2025, 11AM - 3PM
El Centro Histórico, Hidden-Gem Art Museums $125. US Dollars per person With the second highest number of museums in the world, surpassed only by Paris, Mexico City is a treasure trove for art enthusiasts. While world-renowned institutions like the Museo Frida Kahlo and the Palacio de Bellas Artes draw countless visitors, the city is also home to numerous lesser-known but equally remarkable art museums. From contemporary galleries to historic collections, these hidden gems showcase everything from colonial masterpieces to cutting-edge modern works. These lesser-touted institutions provide an intimate and enriching exploration of Mexico City's artistic heritage that often go unnoticed by the average tourist. |
REGISTER FOR SFAN ART & FOOD TOURS FOR FEBRUARY 2026:
★ Tuesday, February 10th, 2026, 11AM- 3PM
Roma Norte, the charming colonial-era section of Mexico City $125. US Dollars per person The delightful Roma Norte is considered one of Mexico City's coolest neighborhoods, with its bohemian atmosphere, tree-lined streets, historic mansions, trendy cafes, and superior art galleries. This is a perfect place to take strolls along charming streets, visit the local art venues, and experience the relaxed Mexican lifestyle. |
★ Wednesday, February 11th, 2026, 11AM - 3PM
San Migeul de Chapultapec, a delightful obscure neighborhood $125. US Dollars per person The quiet neighborhood of San MIguel de Chapultepec is tucked away between a busy traffic artery and the giant Chapultepec Park, but boasts some the best quailty art galleries in the Mexico City. The area features an architectural mix of French-inspired mansions, contemporary apartment blocks, and unadorned storefronts. |
★ Thursday, February 12th ,2026, 11AM - 3PM
Polanco, the Beverly Hills of Mexico City $125. US Dollars per person The toney neighborhood of the Polanco just north of Chapultepec Park is filled with mansions in the ornate Spanish Colonial Revival style and features high-end art galleries that will wow you. Visit the unique Lincoln Park for a relaxing break and stroll along the premier shopping avenue in the heart of this prestigious district. |
★ Friday, February 13th, 2026, 11AM - 3PM
El Centro Histórico, Hidden-Gem Art Museums $125. US Dollars per person With the second highest number of museums in the world, surpassed only by Paris, Mexico City is a treasure trove for art enthusiasts. While world-renowned institutions like the Museo Frida Kahlo and the Palacio de Bellas Artes draw countless visitors, the city is also home to numerous lesser-known but equally remarkable art museums. From contemporary galleries to historic collections, these hidden gems showcase everything from colonial masterpieces to cutting-edge modern works. These lesser-touted institutions provide an intimate and enriching exploration of Mexico City's artistic heritage that often go unnoticed by the average tourist. |
Venturing out on your own, art galleries in Mexico City may be:
Hard to find; Closed because they are setting up for a new exhibition; Open but you have to ring an obscure doorbell to be let in: Open but they had already taken down an exhibition that was not yet scheduled to be taken down.
Having a guide who has visited these galleries many times makes for a much easier time of it.
Hard to find; Closed because they are setting up for a new exhibition; Open but you have to ring an obscure doorbell to be let in: Open but they had already taken down an exhibition that was not yet scheduled to be taken down.
Having a guide who has visited these galleries many times makes for a much easier time of it.
Enjoy stops between galleries for lunch to choose from an array of delicious local foods, and for snacks such as tacos, chocolates, ice cream and beverages such as coffee, beer, tequila, & sangria.
SFAN will supply you in advance with an easy-to-use Spanish language glossary of commonly used words, greetings, and phrases for you to study and refer to if needed.
Also, you will receive helpful tips for transportation, lodging, food safety,
and suggestions for major sites, other art venues to visit, and restaurants for fine dining.
Also, you will receive helpful tips for transportation, lodging, food safety,
and suggestions for major sites, other art venues to visit, and restaurants for fine dining.
Stephen C. Wagner
Gallerist, Professional Artist, Educator, Guest Speaker
Stephen C. Wagner has studied art since the age of six, including workshops at the Witte Museum, Trinity University, and private study, all in his hometown of San Antonio, TX. During his early years, Stephen showed his work in many venues, including juried shows, art fairs, coffeehouses, and art galleries. He obtained his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Texas at Arlington in painting and graphic communication. Stephen has exhibited and sold his art in galleries in London, Chicago, Dallas, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Laguna Beach, San Diego, Seattle, New Orleans, Palm Springs, Sun Valley, and Kauai. His artwork is included in the permanent collections of the Riverside Art Museum and the Museum of the Living Artist, and in the corporate collections of Johnson & Johnson and Kaiser Permanente.
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Stephen runs the Star Fine Artist Network where he coordinates program for the professional development for artists. He encourages other artists to commit to their artwork and take the steps necessary to become more successful through his guest speaking on professional development for artists at art organizations throughout California. His lectures offer artists insight to jump-start their artist career, obtain clear focus on their intention for their artwork, create a strategic plan for their artist career, compile an impressive artist packet, and master the business of art. Stephen also provides one-on-one consultations with artists to develop strategies, goals, and actions plans. www.sfartistnetwork.org
Stephen was the Managing Partner at Arc Gallery & Studios in San Francisco from 2010 to 2023, featuring a 1,000 sq. ft. art gallery, two smaller galleries, an art education center, ten artist studios, and a coffee shop. www.arc-sf.com
Stephen was the Managing Partner at Arc Gallery & Studios in San Francisco from 2010 to 2023, featuring a 1,000 sq. ft. art gallery, two smaller galleries, an art education center, ten artist studios, and a coffee shop. www.arc-sf.com