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!
Cantinas, bars and drinks that may seem a bit strange or let’s say unique to this country are a big part of Merida and Mexico’s nightlife. Cantinas A cantina in Mexico traditionally is a kind of bar frequented by males for drinking alcohol and eating free botanas (appetizers), and sometimes singing the blues and passing […]
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The “Night of Legends Tour” is a fun tour to go on if you have never done it, it is a must for visitors and those living here. It is a fusion of theater with tourism, combined with a historical focus, aiming to explore the most significant points that shaped the personality of the city
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Mérida offers a wide variety of options to inspire and enjoy talented artists who share a particular way of seeing society and the world in multiple galleries around the city. From bizarre to contemporary and modern art, you will find different forms of expression in these artistic spaces. Merida is coming up in the art
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Today I ventured out to meet some of the artisans in the town of Dzitya, Yucatan where for generations most townspeople are craftsmen and women working with wood, stone and making traditional taffy-like candy called “dulce de melcocha”. As I walked into the workshop and store front of Guillermo Pisté, he greeted me with a
Mexico is the land of spectacular food, deep culture, and extraordinary folkloric art. The handmade popular art is a vibrant tapestry of color and tradition that weaves stories of ancient civilizations and modern celebrations. To witness the process of worn hands creating meticulously and meditatively is truly an honor. It is also fascinating how in
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The Feria de Tunich returns for its 23rd edition in the town of Dzityá, Yucatan, showcasing artisans from Yucatan, Michoacan, Guanajuato, and Puebla! Dzityá is a true state treasure known for its craftsmanship, with a rich generational tradition in woodworking, stone masonry, and traditional candy making. This year’s fair highlights the incredible talent and heritage
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June 10, 2024 Located in the heart of Mérida, Pasaje Picheta has a fascinating history that has seen it transform from a refuge for prisoners to a vibrant cultural hub. Today, it offers a vastly different appearance from its early days, now a beautifully remodeled space teeming with life and activity. The name Pasaje Picheta
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June 17, 2024 Armando Manzanero, often hailed as the king of Latin romance, was a prolific Mexican singer, composer, and pianist whose timeless ballads have touched hearts across generations and continents. Born on December 7, 1935, in Mérida, Yucatán, Manzanero’s extraordinary career spanned over seven decades, making him one of the most influential and beloved
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June 14, 2024 We love to see the incredible traditions of this beautiful state. One of the most treasured is the Vaqueria Yucateca which you can see each Monday at 9pm in La Ermita Park (Calle 66 x 77). The weekly show consists of the dances that are described below, but the story of these
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Noche Blanca is Merida’s biggest cultural night this year happening May 24th & May 25th and there are literally hundreds of events so when trying to figure out where to go, it can be a bit overwhelming. Friday the 24th is the eve and Saturday the 25th is the main night. Really, you can’t go
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