Merida is a vibrant city full of culture, history and tradition. Here we tell you all about this city and all the places we recommend going.
The other day I stopped by to visit my dear friend Alfredo Romero Campos to get a first look at his newest project — and talk about his upcoming exhibition at Hartii Cultural Center. What he shared is a journey through memory, time, and the visual soul of Mexico. On December 3 at 7 PM, […]
In recent years, San Ángelo has quietly become one of Mérida’s hottest dining zones, with a lineup of restaurants that rival any in the city. From casual bites to refined dinners, here are some of our favorites: 🍸 La Sirena y El Pescador – City 32 A stunning, chic spot perfect for date night or
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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
ORIGINAL Yucatán 2025: A Celebration of Mexico’s Living Textile Heritage Read More »
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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Mérida is about to get a whole lot jazzier! From October 1 to 4, 2025, the Festival de Jazz Mérida will bring an exciting wave of rhythm, culture, and creativity to the heart of Yucatán. Organized by the Ayuntamiento de Mérida through its Dirección de Identidad y Cultura, this brand-new festival aims to make jazz
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Get ready, food lovers of Mérida — Restaurant Week is back! From September 29 to October 5, 2025, hundreds of restaurants across Mérida will offer special fixed-price menus that let you sample the best flavors the city has to offer without breaking the bank. Whether you’re craving Yucatecan classics or trying something totally new, this
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We mostly hang out in Mérida’s historic Centro because of its history, culture, and that old-world charm that makes the city so special. But, let’s be honest—Centro also comes with its downsides, like outdated plumbing, tangled electric cables, and colonial infrastructure that sometimes has its drawbacks for modern living. That’s where the north end of
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September in Mexico means one thing: fiestas patrias! 🎊 It’s a month filled with fireworks, parades, music, and—of course—incredible food. Some of the country’s most beloved dishes make their star appearances this month: 🌶 Chiles en Nogada: Poblano chiles stuffed with picadillo and covered in creamy walnut sauce, pomegranate seeds, and parsley for the colors
Eat Like It’s Independence Day: Best Mexican Food in Mérida for September Celebrations Read More »
If you thought Mérida’s craft beer scene couldn’t get any better—think again. Verdina, the brand-new taproom in Centro, is serving up smooth Nitro Stouts, fun smoothie beers, authentic Czech pours, and Canadian pub food with a Yucatecan twist. This place isn’t just about drinking a beer; it’s about traveling through taste, with pints, plates, and