We Mexicans have extraordinary tastes. We eat worms, chicatanas, grasshoppers, tongue tacos, brain quesadillas and more. And if you're one of those who like to try different things, then head to the XVII Regional Rabbit Fair.  

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Where and when is the Regional Rabbit Fair? 

The next edition of the Regional Rabbit Fair will be held from June 14 to 22, in the esplanade of the Xochimilco borough. 

In this event, you will find food, crafts, and many other activities related to the rabbit.  

If you like rabbit meat, or want to try it, here you can enjoy dishes like mixiotes, tacos, stews, mole, barbecue, and even rabbit burgers.  

However, it won't just be about food, as it has been announced that there will also be a sale of crafts made with the animal's skin, such as bags, hats, scarves, and more.  

If you're going with family, remember that at the 2025 Regional Rabbit Fair you'll also find a myriad of workshops, talks, cultural activities, workshops, and more.  

To encourage you to go and taste the delicious dishes of regional Mexican cuisine, we inform you that entry is free. Don't miss the Regional Rabbit Fair!

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