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!
Yucatan Symphony Orchestra: Yucatan’s Cherished Cultural Heritage The Yucatan Symphony Orchestra, now officially recognized by the state of Yucatan as an entity of Cultural Heritage, has managed for more than a century to perform not only in Yucatan but also on grand stages of Mexico, with international artists such as Andrea Bocelli, Plácido Domingo, Juan […]
History in Music in Merida: The Yucatan Symphony Orchestra Read More »
At the Edificio Torre there is a new exhibition called Paradas Continuas, beautifully curated by Alexa Torre, featured artist and photographer. It consists of seven Cuban artists and three Mexican artists all recognized internationally. A MUST SEE FOR COLLECTORS & ART ENTHUSIASTS Paradas Continuas or Continuous Stops is the metaphorical journey on and off the
Paradas Continuas: A Must Visit Exhibition for Collectors and Art Enthusiasts in Merida Read More »
For this edition of MID CityTV we head to Paseo 60 shopping center and out to Progreso to a lovely boutique hotel, The Mayan Gypsy. Paseo 60 is a trendy cultural center where you can find lots of restaurants, Aldrin Ayuso designs, Entrepisos Fine Mexican arts store, Casa Manzanero museum about singer and composer Armando
MID CityTV Heads to Paseo 60 Shopping Center and Mayan Gypsy Boutique Hotel in Progreso Read More »
May 30th the Jurassic Trail or Sendero Jurasico was inaugurated in the estuary of Chicxulub Puerto by Mayor Julian Zacarías, Governor Mauricio Vila as well as scientists and dignitaries. The trail was built as a tribute to the great meteorite which fell on the planet 66 million years ago, the epicenter of the impact being
The New Jurassic Trail Is Inaugurated in Chicxulub Puerto Read More »
This week we talk good food at Sanbravo & Noche Blanca -Mérida’s biggest cultural night coming up May 28th at 7pm in Merida, Centro. We caught up with Adele Aguirre from Soho Galleries and she told us some of her plans! Mark your calendars. For upcoming events, art, culture & gastronomy check out MID CityBeat
MID CityBeat Eye on Merida: Sanbravo y Noche Blanca Read More »
As part of the recognition of Creative City, the Mérida City Council will present the festival “Pueblos del Maíz 2022” Mérida has the designation of Creative City by UNESCO, under this recognition this festival will be held on May 13 and 14 to promote this ancestral ingredient. Mérida, Yucatán, May 6, 2022.- The Mérida City
May 13 & 14 Merida’s “Pueblos del Maíz”, Gastronomic Street Fair Read More »
Urban art in Yucatan led us to discover places with charm and a unique vibe that embellish the walls of various streets and buildings in the state. It is a delight to learn about great techniques of artistic expression that are presented freely, mainly in subdivisions and neighborhoods from Mérida to Progreso, Motul and Chicxulub
Urban Art on the Streets of Merida Read More »
By Stephanie Carmon This weekend I passed by artist Randy Shull’s newly inaugurated gallery tucked behind an unassuming historic facade on the Calle 56 in Centro. I went to see the new space and the grand exhibition of texture and colors intervened by weavings of the iconic Yucatecan hammocks. As Randy handed me a tequila
Artist Randy Shull’s Latest Exhibition: “Siesta” a Homage to Yucatan Read More »
March 17-20th Izamal will host Yucatan’s largest world sacred music and Maya wisdom festival Páayt’aan La Cita. Páayt’aan is a cultural festival that looks to share a new experience of Maya culture. It will have adventures for the body, mind and spirit including experiential tours, traditions, exhibitions, gastronomic experiences, folklore and legends, poetry and concerts..
Paáy’taan La Cita: Yucatan’s First World Music & Maya Wisdom Festival Read More »
It’s one of our favorite times of year! Merida Fest is officially happening to kick off the 480th anniversary of the city. This is a celebration of arts, culture, gastronomy and music and there will be several shows and performances everyday during the month of January. The Merida Fest will last 18 days ending on
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