Forum: open-air space inserted in a green area, in dialogue with the vegetation that naturally emerges from the volcanic topography of El Pedregal. O’Gorman Warehouse: its modern and functional design enables it to safeguard all kinds of working materials, as well as for holding cultural and social events. Patio Las Moras: outside space of singular beauty, thanks to the vegetation of the place. It can be easily facilitated for the sporadic realization of artistic, cultural and social events, while preserving the nature that is the most important feature of this section. Patio Los Helechos: designed to enable the appreciation of the exuberant vegetation from the Ecological Space of the Anahuacalli Museum. Patio Palo Loco: open space, with an original, modern and poly-functional design. Located next to the visitor's entrance, it seems to welcome them to an Anahuacalli open to the community. Las Piedras: pre-existing exterior infrastructure that was transformed for multiple uses. Cultural activities The Anahuacalli Museum, in addition to housing the Diego Rivera's collection and sketches of his mural paintings, also offers a variety of workshops for diverse audiences. These activities are part of the museum's mission, since they seek to promote the artistic creativity of the participants. The workshops are for artistic, environmental and multidisciplinary training. The offer includes face-to-face and online courses in various disciplines, such as: · Urban photography · Watercolor and landscape · Drawing of pre-Hispanic pieces · Specialized herbalist · Traditional Mexican medicine · Urban gardens and plant care in Pedrega · Japanese flower art Kokedamas · Compost and mushroom cultivation · Etc. See also Frida Kahlo Museum Museo Mural Diego Rivera References External links Walkerphotographix.com: Photo Tour of the Anahuacalli Museum Recorridosvirtuales.com: Virtual 360° Tour of the Anahuacalli Museum Museums in Mexico City Mesoamerican art museums Coyoacán Archaeological museums in Mexico Art museums and galleries in Mexico History museums in Mexico Museums established in 1964 1964 establishments in Mexico