The Plaza Central in Cozumel, Mexico is where a lot of the town's action takes place. There are events held all-round the year. Live music every Sunday night at this place called "La Plaza" brings in multitudes of locals. Entry to this weekly event is free and you can feel the bonhomie in the air. The music is generally Salsa, Mariachi or mostly South American. This open-air fiesta is a local way to socialize and there is dancing too. People are attired in their best albeit the meet is casual. You get to see a lot of local culture at such events. This plaza is meant for pedestrians only. This hub of the city's activities is hardly any distance from the ferry docks and is part of the Parque Benito Juarez and Avenue. There are shoppers, tourists and locals throughout the day checking out the shops selling antiques, art and crafts, apparel and just about anything or eating at the many restaurants. There are also bars and coffee shops that serve local specials and the regular fare. Dia de la Constitucion or the day when the Mexican constitution came into being is one of those rare days when the Plaza Central is closed. September 15 is celebrated as El Grito and this day sees fireworks, music and dance that go on right into the night. The carnival season sees celebrations with a great fervor. There is Fiesta de Santa Cruz and Feria de Cedral in May. This is followed by the festivals of San Pedro and San Pablo in June and the Fiesta de San Miguel in September. At these times, the town is merriment personified. If there's nothing else to do in Cozumel, walk down to the Plaza Central to be amazed with the entertainment options.
