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 Stephanie Carmon April 25, 2024 I have always been drawn to street art. It is rebellious in nature, true expression put out for all to see, with no regard to whether one wants to see it or not. It is a vulnerable and risky way to express one’s innermost thoughts, and many times […]
Hip Hop and the Graffiti Art Scene Merida: Homage to the Yucatecan Mestizo Read More »
At MID CityBeat we continue our journey to find the best of Merida and Yucatan in general. This week we have visited some fabulous galleries that we believe are worth checking out.
MID CityBeat On the Art Scene: Must Visit Galleries in Merida Read More »
Touring Yucatan is a trip to the very heart of the Mayan civilization where multiple stories will accompany you on a path of culture and learning that is thousands of years old. We went through thirty-one museums in the city, however, this is the list of our top seven. Each one has its own magic
MID City Top Must See Museums in Merida & Progreso Read More »
The “barrios magicos” of San Sebastian and La Ermita are some of Merida’s oldest neighborhoods and you feel the history in the air as you walk down the brick laden streets. The stories of love, passion, betrayal and the mundane in and outs of life permeate every wall and street corner that have seen generations
Urban Treasures & Antiques in the “Magical Neighborhoods” of San Sebastian and La Ermita Read More »
Previous Next We have already discussed in the previous articles the origins and particularities of the Day of the Dead and Hanal Pixán. How it came up and its tradition adapting and merging with ancient pre-Columbian cultures. Go here for article. We also wrote about the most symbolic differences between the Day of the Dead
Food for The Souls, A Hanal Pixán Tradition Read More »
Hanal Pixan, The Day of the Dead, a rich cultural tradition in Yucatan.
Difference Between Day of the Dead & Hanal Pixan in Yucatan Read More »
Surely if you visit Mexico during part of October or November, you can witness the traditions that are celebrated here in these months, two great celebrations take place on the days of October 31 to November 2, “Dia de Muertos” or “Day of the dead” and “Hanal Pixán” are festivities with many similarities but also
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Friday July 28 We are excited to see the Merida, Yucatán has three official barrios mágicos: La Ermita, San Sebastián & Xcalachén Presented by Miguel Torruco Marqués, Secretary of Tourism of Mexico, the “Barrios Mágicos de México” program is a national tourism initiative designed to promote urban tourism in Mexico’s enchanting neighborhoods. This program complements
Three Official “Barrios Mágicos” in Merida: La Ermita, San Sebastián & Xcalachén Read More »
Thursday July 27 The Center for Olimpo Cultural in Merida presents a unique exhibition, “Puño, palma, pulso,” showcasing the sculptural work of renowned artist Gerda Gruber. This collection comprises a selection of her art created over the past two decades, reflecting her profound connection with nature and artistic evolution. A Symphony of Nature: Gerda Gruber’s
Puño, Palma Pulso Artist Gerda Gruber´s Connection with Nature Read More »
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 »