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Deep in the Yucatán jungle, beneath the heavy green hush of ancient trees, I had the chance to attend a talk at a hacienda by Stephen Jenkinson — author, cultural activist, former palliative care worker, and a voice for a different kind of wisdom. His work, grounded in elderhood and grief literacy, speaks to something […]
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When sparks fly between two people at different stages of life, age becomes both irrelevant and impossible to ignore. Here’s how to keep the chemistry alive and the connection grounded — no matter the number on your driver’s license. By Assata Akil, Sex in Mid City Let’s talk about it — dating across age lines
November in Mérida is a month alive with music, art, and flavor. From jazz nights and open studios to pairing dinners and cultural festivals, the city fills with energy and creative spirit. Whether you’re sipping wine at a French soirée, discovering new art in Santiago, or dancing the night away at 500 Noches, here’s your
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By MID CityBeat Lifestyle In a city known for its rich cultural heritage and rapidly evolving urban landscape, a new chapter in real estate development is being written—this time, with a woman at the helm. MID CityBeat had the honor of attending the dazzling inauguration of Armorán Plaza back in May, Grupo Foret’s newest mixed-use
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In a city known for its rich cultural heritage and rapidly evolving urban landscape, a new chapter in real estate development is being written—this time, with a woman at the helm. MID CityBeat had the honor of attending the inauguration of ARMORÁN PLAZA, which, I have to say, was a seriously fun party—there was a
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From October 24–28, 2025, the quiet village of Telchac Pueblo, Yucatán will transform into a stage for art, design, and cultural dialogue as NEPANTLA unfolds amid the raw beauty of the Yucatán jungle and the ruins of a partially restored henequen factory. Curated by Nadia Guitteau, founder of ALRATITOstudio, this immersive exhibition takes its name
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Love in the Age of Wi-Fi — Navigating Social Media in Your Relationship By Assata Akil There was a time when, if someone couldn’t reach you, they simply… couldn’t reach you. No pings. No buzzes. No little green dot saying you’re online. Just a moment of peace, mystery, or intentional absence. It might’ve started with
At the Salón de la Historia in the Palacio de Gobierno, we had the honor of attending the press conference announcing ORIGINAL: Encuentro de Arte Textil Mexicano—a major cultural event coming to Mérida for the first time after four successful editions in Mexico City. From October 16–19, 2025, the Centro de Convenciones Siglo XXI will
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In Yucatán, Janal Pixan—meaning “Food for the Souls” in Maya—is more than a holiday. It is a deeply rooted tradition that blends ancient Maya beliefs with Catholic practices introduced during the colonial era. Known widely as Día de Muertos, this celebration honors loved ones who have passed, welcoming them back with offerings of food, flowers,
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This October, Mérida will host its very first Festival de Jazz Mérida 2025 from October 1–4, and among the incredible lineup of artists, one name stands out: Magos Herrera. Known for her expressive voice and genre-defying style, Magos has captivated audiences on some of the world’s most prestigious stages—and now she’s bringing her magic to
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