Throughout October 2025, the Moon toured to four outdoor locations across the city of Santiago de Querétaro in Mexico, including Plaza Fundadores; Alameda Hidalgo; Santa Rosa Jáuregui and Jardin Guerrero. Over 180,000 locals and tourists flocked to enjoy the spectacle of the Moon up close in their city. Part of a city-wide cultural initiative promoting art and science in public spaces, the event also featured astronomy talks, nighttime artistic performances and guided tours.
The moon holds deep cultural relevance in Mexico, rooted in ancient Mesoamerican beliefs (Maya, Aztec) where it symbolised femininity, fertility, water, cycles and balance with the Sun.