Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo — Grand Outlet Riviera Maya will light its Christmas tree, called “Dulce Resplandor,” on Saturday, Nov. 21, kicking off the shopping center’s holiday program and inviting families from Cancún and across Quintana Roo along with tourists visiting the region.
The ceremony is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the Central Zone of the complex, where the monumental tree will be installed as the centerpiece of the celebration. Admission is free and the event is open to the general public.
With the lighting, the outlet mall joins the roster of activities marking the start of the Christmas season in the Riviera Maya, a period that brings a growing lineup of shows, family gatherings and entertainment options for residents and visitors.
Organizers said the evening is designed to welcome people of all ages and to offer a space for people to gather around one of the most representative traditions of the holiday season: the lighting of the Christmas tree.
The program includes activities and surprises for attendees, with details to be shared through Grand Outlet Riviera Maya’s official social media accounts. The complex’s management recommended checking those channels before attending to see the full schedule and any updates related to the event.
Because the ceremony will take place in an outdoor area, activities will depend on Saturday’s weather conditions.
The invitation is aimed at both residents and tourists, who can attend at no cost and plan their visit to the complex in advance to take part in the start of the holiday celebrations.
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