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!
Written by Assata Akil Relationships can be tricky. You’re wooed, giggly, caught up in the rush of the beginning—and then you relax. You think, this feels good. I could get used to this. So you do. You stop dressing up. Stop planning. Stop flirting. Love slips into loungewear—lazy, predictable, unbothered. But comfort is tricky—it wears […]
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Building the Future of the Milpa: Voices from the Field We recently attended a powerful workshop held in Hopelchén, Campeche, organized by Traspatio Maya — the agricultural branch of the non-profit Fundación de Haciendas del Mundo Maya. The event brought together over 80 milpa farmers (milperos) who gathered to share their experiences, voice their concerns,
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A little piece of Oaxaca has found its way to Mérida, and it’s bringing centuries of tradition along with it. Tucked into Plaza Las Vías on Calle 60, the new boutique Arbol Magico is more than just a home décor shop—it’s a direct link to the artisan community of Teotitlán del Valle, one of the
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If you’re passionate about sustainable shopping, Mérida has no shortage of places where you can find meaningful, well-crafted goods—but Entrepiso stands out as a must-visit. This boutique is more than just a store—it’s a celebration of Yucatecan identity, fair trade, and timeless design. Tucked inside a beautifully curated space, Entrepiso brings together the best of
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Mérida’s biggest night of culture is back—and bigger than ever. On Friday June 13th starting around 7pm is the Noche Blanca eve and Saturday, June 14th 7pm the main event of Noche Blanca, the historic center of Mérida turns into a giant, art-filled, music-pumping cultural block party. We’re talking hundreds of events happening across galleries,
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Going through the many photos and videos I’ve yet to print or edit, I’m reminded that I must continue telling the story—not just of my adventures in Yucatán, but of my journey across all of Mexico. Damn, I love this country. There’s something captivating, surreal, and endlessly curious about the way life is lived here—how
Raised by Agave: Inside the Heart of Oaxaca’s Macurichos Mezcal Read More »
If you’re looking to support local communities, eat consciously, and enjoy some of the freshest produce the Yucatán Peninsula has to offer, the Huacal Program by Traspatio Maya is a must-know. Founded in 2011 by the Haciendas del Mundo Maya Foundation, Traspatio Maya is more than just a marketplace — it’s a movement. Certified by
On my last trip to Oaxaca, I was on a mission—not a rigid, guidebook-clutching, Excel-itinerary kind of mission—but a wanderer’s mission. The kind where you trust that if you stay curious and present, the magic will find you. And oh, did it ever. Oaxaca, for the uninitiated, is a feast. A living, breathing canvas of
Wax, Fire, and the Sacred: My Day with a Master Zapotec Candle Maker in Oaxaca Read More »
Exploring space, identity, and what it means to feel safe at home. What does it mean to have a roof over your head? Beyond the literal protection from the elements, it’s a deeply human need — to feel safe, rooted, and at peace in our own space. Artist William Gaber dives into this essential question
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Step into the world of the unseen and overlooked at the Museo de la Luz Mérida, where the groundbreaking exhibition iik’el | Insectos: Extintos y en Peligro invites us to reconsider our relationship with the planet’s smallest creatures. This visually arresting and thought-provoking showcase highlights the beauty, complexity, and fragile existence of insects through the
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