CECUT in November: the FeLiNo literature festival Nov. 10–14, free tango and a national danzón weekend

The Centro Cultural Tijuana (CECUT) has posted its November program, and the second half of the month is packed, with most of the headline events free. The literature festival FeLiNo returns Nov. 10–14 under the title Territorio y Raíz; it’s the 18th Festival de Literatura en el Norte and takes place in several CECUT spaces with free entry, according to the program, which doesn’t list session times yet.

Dates to mark

• Fri., Nov. 13, 7 p.m.: Diarios de guerra, by Daimary Sánchez Moreno, a free performance on the stage of the Sala de Espectáculos, listed with San Diego’s Old Globe; capacity is 114 people.
• Nov. 18–21: the sixth Jornadas de Teatro Infancias y Juventudes, theater for children and young people, free in the Sala de Espectáculos; overlapping it, the 17th Festival Interprepas brings high school students’ academic and stage activities to the same hall, also free (Nov. 20–22).
• Fri., Nov. 20, 7 p.m.: the world premiere of Serpiente Emplumada (Op. 7), free, in the lobby of El Cubo.
• Sun., Nov. 22, 3–8 p.m.: a free Festival de Tango, also in El Cubo’s lobby.
• Thu., Nov. 26, 6 p.m.: Omar Khalid’s exhibition Donde aterrizan las naves opens, free.
• Fri., Nov. 27, 7 p.m.: the Orquesta de Baja California’s Amadeus concert, with Mozart’s Symphony No. 35 in D major, K. 385, conducted by Armando Pesqueira, in the Sala de Espectáculos; tickets are 100 pesos at the box office and cecut.gob.mx.
• Nov. 27–29: the 10th Festival Nacional de Danzón FEDATI 2026, free, plus the monthly danzón dance on Saturday, Nov. 28, from 4 to 6 p.m.

Also on view: Marcas del centenario, an exhibition on 100 years of the Canaco Tijuana chamber of commerce, free in the Sala Central from Tuesday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. CECUT notes that its programming is subject to change.

Before you go

Exhibition hours run Tuesday to Sunday. The Museo de las Californias costs 40 pesos for adults and the El Cubo exhibitions 50, and both are free on Sundays; Cineteca tickets are 50 pesos, with two-for-one Wednesdays at the box office, according to the program. Directions are on our CECUT profile, and more of the month is on the calendar.