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When Angela Damman first arrived in Yucatán back in 2012 with her husband and partner Scott and two children, it was meant to be a six-month family adventure—an extended pause from her fast-paced life in international project development in the United States. But as many of us who fall in love with this region can […]
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Written by Stephanie Carmon A Landmark Addition to the Yucatán Peninsula Last Friday, we had the privilege of touring the brand-new U.S. Consulate building in northern Mérida alongside Consul General Justen Thomas. This impressive $210 million project marks a significant milestone for diplomatic infrastructure in the region—offering enhanced service, efficiency, and security for all visitors.
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We’re back with our Women Entrepreneurs in Yucatán series, and today we’re highlighting a trailblazer who has carved out her place in the world of sustainable fashion. Her work has been celebrated in Vogue UK, Condé Nast Traveler, Miami Fashion Week Magazine, and ¡HOLA! Dominican Republic. When Monica left her native Sinaloa, she set out
Style with Soul: Sustainable Fashion & Healing in Mérida Read More »
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,
The Milpa: Ancient Wisdom, Modern Challenges — And a Hopeful Future in Yucatán Read More »
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
Entrepiso: Where Design Meets Tradition in Mérida’s Most Elegant Artisan Boutique Read More »
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 »
Hello there! Spring is springing, the flowers are blooming, and while you’re Maria Kondo-ing your closet, let’s include all areas of clutter—not just the clothes that no longer fit, but the emotional, mental, and even spiritual mess that’s been piling up, ignored, and pushed over to the procrastination pile of things to tend to later.
Spring Cleaning for the Soul: Breaking Free from Toxic Soul Ties Read More »
Architect Henry Ponce celebrates 30 years of shaping Mérida’s architectural landscape, solidifying his place as one of the most influential contemporary Yucatecan architects. In this exclusive feature, he shares his journey, the evolution of design in Mérida, and the city’s transformation—from the revitalization of Centro to the renewal of forgotten spaces in the modern city.
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The issue with the love issue? It’s only issued once a year. I’m here to report and shake things up. Love—perhaps the most powerful and essential human experience—has been reduced to a single day of overpriced roses, predictable chocolates, and grand yet fleeting gestures. Every February, we’re bombarded with the idea that love must be
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