When in Taxco you may want to visit the the Market, The silver Tianguis, The Cacahuamilpa Caves, the Spratling Museum, the Museo Virreynal de Taxco, and of course don't miss the Santa Prisca Cathedral.

Onsite or Nearby Activities:

• Golfing
• Hiking trails
• Horseback riding
• Shopping
• Sight-seeing

January 18 (Taxco): marks the annual celebration in honor of Santa Prisca, with public festivities and fireworks displays.

Taxco's Silver Fair starts the last week in November and continues through the first week in December. It includes a competition for silver works and sculptures among the top silversmiths. At the same time, Jornadas Alarconianas features plays and literary events in honor of Juan Ruiz de Alarcón (1572–1639), a world-famous dramatist who was born in Taxco-and for whom Taxco de Alarcón is named. Both the silver fair and these readings were traditionally held in the spring but have been switched to the late fall. Art exhibits, street fairs, and other festivities are part of the dual celebration.

The Jornadas Alarconianas are the most famous and important cultural events in honor of Juan Ruiz de Alarcon (15281-1639) The world famous dramatist whom Taxco de Alrcon is named after. These cultural events are held in the month of May.

Las Jornadas Alarconianas cultural festivity started back in 1987 with the purpose to promote cultural activities in the Spanish language. Numerous artists come from all over the world to perform during this time. It includes a beauty pageant where a silver queen is chosen and a competition of silver works, jewelry, sculpture open to silver smiths, as well as students.