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Foro Cultural Chapultepec

Photos ©2024 Centro Deportivo Chapultepec

The Foro Cultural Chapultepec is a performing arts theater and cultural center on the very edge of the Chapultepec Forest. The Foro grew out of the Centro Deportivo Chapultepec, on the same grounds, in an effort to expand the cultural offering to members. Today, as a theater, the Foro offers a modern setting for plays, concerts, conferences, film screenings, exhibitions, and related cultural activities. Nearly all events are open to the public.

The Centro Deportivo, with an impressive collection of art all its own, was long known as more than a sports club. In 2010, the Foro opened just south of the 60-year-old sports club. The first play, El Gesticulador got accolades. Since then, as a theater it’s only grown in stature, and drawn on its reputation for serving not just the nearby Polanco community. Many productions have drawn audiences from all over central Mexico. The Foro maintains a long standing tradition of presenting children’s theater and productions geared especially to younger audiences and casts.

The main theater has seating for 650 people. Sound and lighting systems are state-of-the-art. But the Foro has stuck close to the community surrounding the sports club community. The Foro has grown to increasingly offer workshops, conferences, round table discussions and public debates. More recently, the reputation has grown for dance and even multimedia course and presentations.
The Foro Cultural Chapultepec is just east of the Rufino Tamayo Museum and north of the Azerbaijan park.
How to get here
  • Calz. Gral. Mariano Escobedo 665, Col. Polanco I Secc, Alc. Miguel Hidalgo, 11590 CDMX

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Centro Deportivo Chapultepec

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