Nanolandia 2026 Breaks Records with 25,000 Visitors at Free Family Festival
Venustiano Carranza Borough Celebrates Children with Record-Breaking Nanolandia Event
The Venustiano Carranza borough marked the weekend with a vibrant celebration for children, hosting Nanolandia—an event that drew 25,000 attendees to the Fray Nano Baseball Stadium.
Local authorities reported that the 2026 edition shattered last year's attendance records, setting a new benchmark for the annual gathering.
Mayor Evelyn Parra organized the Children's Day Festival, transforming the stadium into a burst of color, joy, and family-friendly activities. Thousands of families enjoyed a safe, welcoming environment designed for all ages.
The borough confirmed that attendees had free access to a wide range of recreational activities, including laser tag, zip-lining, professional wrestling matches, children's concerts, clown performances, oversized board games, pools, water slides, bounce houses, and foam cannon battles—ensuring entertainment for every taste.
Parra emphasized that children are the community's most precious asset, which is why her administration delivered one of Mexico City's most significant children's events.
In addition to the festivities, families received complimentary food and hydration, reinforcing the event's commitment to inclusivity and accessibility for all, officials noted.
Through initiatives like Nanolandia, the Venustiano Carranza borough—under Mayor Evelyn Parra's leadership—reaffirms its dedication to public service, fostering family bonding, leisure, and the holistic development of children in a safe, dignified setting.
