EndedFestival Vaiven (Tehuixtla, Morelos, Mexico) 2026
Festival Nescafe Vaiven returns to Tehuixtla in Morelos on 17 October 2026, running a single day across three main stages and a set of themed gardens south of Mexico City.
Festival Vaiven 2026 took place on 17 October 2026. Dates for the next edition have not been announced yet; this page will move to the new edition once they are.
Upcoming festivals in MexicoFestival Vaiven: quick facts
Updated Oct 2026- Dates
- Saturday 17 October 2026
- Status
- Ended
- Country
- Mexico
- Region
- North America
- Official site
- festivalvaiven.com
About Festival Vaiven
Festival Nescafe Vaiven returns to Tehuixtla in Morelos on 17 October 2026, running a single day across three main stages and a set of themed gardens south of Mexico City. The festival has become one of the defining events of the Mexican calendar for its site as much as its bill, using a subtropical valley setting in a state known for its warm microclimate year round.
Programming spans electronic music, indie and Latin alternative, with Joji among the names announced for the 2026 edition. Alongside the stages the site runs gastronomy areas, drink bars and experience zones, with the whole festival operating on a Banamex cashless wristband and dedicated top up points.
Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster Mexico in three tiers. General covers all stages, gardens, food areas and bars. The Comfort Pass adds exclusive premium toilets and a fast lane, though not the VIP area. Banamex VIP adds a side pit with better sightlines at all three main stages, exclusive premium toilets, dedicated cashless top up points, phone charging stations, a separate food selection and a cocktail bar. The festival is open to all ages, with everyone from three years old needing a ticket. It is a Mexican music festival built around its landscape.
Frequently asked questions
Festival VaivenWhen and where does Festival Vaiven 2026 take place?
Festival Nescafe Vaiven runs on 17 October 2026 in Tehuixtla, in the state of Morelos, Mexico, south of Mexico City.
What ticket tiers are there?
General covers all stages, gardens, food areas and bars. The Comfort Pass adds exclusive premium toilets and a fast lane. Banamex VIP adds a side pit at all three main stages, premium toilets, exclusive cashless top up points, phone charging, a separate food selection and a cocktail bar.
Is there an age restriction?
No. The festival is open to all ages, but everyone aged three and over needs their own ticket.
How does payment work on site?
The festival runs on a Banamex cashless wristband with dedicated top up points across the site. Lockers are available at additional cost.
Where do I buy tickets?
Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster Mexico, with separate listings for the General, Comfort and Banamex VIP tiers.
Dates, lineup and venue details are checked against the festival's official channels. Spotted something out of date? Write to info@technoairlines.com.