Multiforo Alicia

The space operates in a building with a discreet facade in the Santa María la Ribera neighborhood.

The interior rejects contemporary commercial design to prioritize a utilitarian room free of furniture or reserved areas.

The walls of the venue are covered with stickers, historic posters from past events, and expressions of urban art, framing a concrete dance floor in front of a stage.

It establishes itself as one of the most important historic spaces for ska, punk, independent rock, hip hop, and alternative proposals in the city.

The performances consist of live bands playing accompanied by acoustic drum kits and amplifiers in a direct format.

The acoustics are intentionally raw, aimed at transmitting the energy of the instruments without complex studio treatment.

The Alicia community gathers different urban tribes, students, and followers of the underground circuit.

Behavior on the floor involves collective circular dancing and jumping to the rhythm of fast chords.

The beverage bar dispatches national beers, bottles of water, and cola soft drinks at high speed.

The venue does not offer prepared food or cocktail options, focusing the economic operation on the sale of essential liquids for the attendees on the floor.

The entry model charges an access fee in cash directly at the door’s box office.

Tickets are purchased on the same day as the event. For performances by representative bands of the local scene, attendees usually form lines prior to the opening of the doors.

Location:

Eligio Ancona 145, Colonia Santa María La Ribera, Alcaldía Cuauhtémoc.