Merida, Yucatan has a vibrant art and culture scene and we let you know about all the great art and cultural events in the city!
Wednesday June 28 Yucatán, a land of rich flavors and culinary traditions, is set to host the second edition of the “Sabores de Yucatán” (Flavors of Yucatán) festival from November 16th to 20th, 2023. Once again, the state will become the gastronomic epicenter of Mexico and the world, featuring prestigious events such as the Best […]
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June 14th 2023 Circulo 47 is an initiative by the city of Merida to help stimulate the growth of the small farms around the city. There are a variety of micro farmers in the surrounding villages of Merida and this program encourages the local restaurants, stores and consumers to buy local and support the local
Círculo 47: Promoting Agricultural Sustainability in Merida’s Surrounding Communities Read More »
Noche Blanca is back! #LaNocheBlanca #Edición15 May 12th 8pm The Eve of Noche BlancaMay 13th starting at 7pm Noche Blanca Merida’s biggest cultural night is back and it is time to block off your calendar, make transport arrangements and restaurant reservations now! PARKING IS VERY HARD TO FIND UNLESS YOU GO VERY EARLY. We recommend making
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April 13, 2024 Music is a universal language that transports us to different eras and places, and in Yucatán, the Yucatecan Trova is the musical charm that captivates locals and visitors alike. With its romantic melodies and poetic lyrics, the Yucatecan Trova is a fundamental part of the region’s cultural identity. Originating during the Porfiriato
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When we talk about sustainability, our first thoughts are about the environmental impact and how we might help in our everyday lives. Wired and Reclaimed is an exhibition that takes sustainability to an artistic level. Soho Galleries is one of the most recognized galleries in the city opening its doors over 12 years ago in
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ARTE EN EQUILIBRIO January 25th the Matisse exhibition was inaugurated and it’s an ample display of his lithography, engraved linen, aquatint and pochoir or stenciling. It’s beautifully curated in three halls of the Olimp Gallery and is well worth the visit. Previous Next Henri Matisse Matisse was a French artist known for his use of
Henry Matisse Exhibition Opens in Merida Read More »
As you walk into Joseph Kurhajec’s Merida Museum of Fine Art, you enter a striking and powerful wonderland of mysterious and ancestral forces reflected in sculptures, etchings, paintings and carvings. His imagination dives into the depths of tribal fetish, cultural folklore, death, and the supernatural. It’s a dreamland of life’s enigma, the invisible line between
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Mexico is a happy and colorful nation, and you can see this every day in the people, its streets, clothing, and also in its food. Just by looking at its incredible gastronomy, we can imagine the amount of cultural richness that overflows in every corner of the country, from street food to high-end restaurants. Mexican
Mexican Independence Day: What Do Mexicans Really Eat? Read More »
