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!
Mérida, the capital of Yucatán, isn’t just famous for its beautiful colonial architecture and cultural heritage; it’s also a hub for slow fashion. With an emphasis on ethical craftsmanship, local artistry, and sustainability, Mérida’s boutique scene offers a unique blend of Latin American charm and artisanal elegance. Here are five boutiques where you can shop […]
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With its unique history, culture, and engaging local events, Mérida offers visitors a warm, memorable experience. From its traditional markets to lively cultural celebrations, there’s something for everyone in this beautiful Yucatán capital. 1. Paseo de Montejo Location: Paseo de Montejo, Centro, Mérida Experience: Inspired by Parisian boulevards, Paseo de Montejo is lined with grand
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In an effort to celebrate and safeguard Yucatán’s rich architectural and cultural heritage, an upcoming event in Mérida will bridge the past and present, highlighting the invaluable legacy of modernist design. This comprehensive event aims not only to showcase international, national, and local contributions to modernism but also to raise awareness about the importance of
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I sat down to speak with Pia Rosado about her and co-author Eva Reye’s new book Behind Closed Doors. This book is a love story to Merida Centro’s transformation over the last 20-25 years. It strikes a particular chord with me—and likely with anyone who’s chosen to make Mérida’s historic Centro their home. While it
This month on October 30th we will go on our annual journey to Pomuch, Campeche about 1 hour and 20 minutes from Merida. It’s a beautiful and authentic Hanal Pixan experience in the heart of where traditions are kept sacred, the pueblos of Southern Mexico. TO JOIN THIS YEAR’S GROUP MESSAGE WRITE: editor@midcitybeat.com The following
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Mexican fashion is incredibly authentic. It’s made slowly, involving many creators and artists, and it’s as sophisticated as any other brand in the world. The craftsmanship of Mexican artisans is exquisite, and their hands and creative processes are truly world-class. –Carla Fernandez. I visited Carla Fernández at her enchanting home in Mérida, Yucatán. For years,
I ventured to Campeche with Taller Maya and Fundacion de Haciendas to meet the Guatemalan artisans who have established themselves in the communities of Laureles and Quetzales of Campeche. They are master artisans using waist looms and techniques they have brought from their native Guatemala. Carola, the founder of Fundacion de Haciendas, made an exciting
In July, Harvest Comedy Club opened its doors in the Itzimná neighborhood of Mérida, bringing something fresh to the city’s growing cultural scene. The club offers a diverse lineup of talented comedians almost every night of the week. While most shows are in Spanish, there’s a unique opportunity on Thursdays, when Ese Wey—a Comedy Central
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Merida’s burgeoning design scene is a world to explore. The talent in fashion, decor, interior, and exterior design is inspiring. The trend in Mexico in general is deeply rooted in the ancestral pre-Hispanic roots and contemporary innovative ways to interact with our surroundings. Mexico has become a real player on an international level, many eyes
The “Neomaya” architecture is an urban architectural creation that forms part of the cultural heritage and represents the Yucatán Peninsula and Mexico on an international level. After the Mexican Revolution, the country embarked on a mission to revive and celebrate its indigenous heritage. This cultural renaissance was expressed artistically through various Neo-Prehispanic styles, with Neo-Maya
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