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Topic: Interviews

The new kid on the language school block is a big school with a short name, Habla. Doug Tanoury and Robin Young sat down with Marimar and Kurt, the owners of Habla, to find out what makes this new school so different…

Topic: Culture

In the quiet corners of Merida and the state of Yucatan, a cultural envoy from the United States is bringing the gift of music to old and young alike…

Topic: Daily Life

Our good friend Reg is an avid bicyclist, and has spent hours bicycling in cities around the world. He brings us his best tips and ideas for safety and enjoyment on a bicycle in Merida…

Topic: Art

There seems to be a lot more going on in the Merida Art World these days… here’s a quick update on random events, people and circumstances that we find interesting…

Topic: Food

With all the fruit at our fingertips here in the Yucatan, you’d think there would be more in the way of jams and preserves. We have found some wonderful marmalade recipes, but also discovered it is not a tradition here…


Current News, Events & Art

Topic: News
July 6, 2009
A quiet election weekend, an apology from China, Yucatan stars in BBC documentary, and Julia Roberts buys movie rights to book set in Yucatan. All that and more in the News this week!
Topic: Events
July 6, 2009
Summer Vacation has arrived and, now that the election is over, look for a well earned break for many performers in the city, as almost all of Yucatan heads for the beaches. There are still a few events in town, so check back often to keep up with the best of what's happening throughout Merida and the State of Yucatan this summer!
Topic: Art
LAST UPDATED: July 09, 2009: Look for the new art map and new shows in various galleries and museums in town. Goya is in Merida at the Olimpo, so be sure not to miss this show.
Topic: Events
Check our new ongoing events page for a quick look at ongoing events and classes which are held every week in Merida.

Most Commented Articles

Topic: Yucatan Survivor
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Topic: Culture
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Topic: Real Estate in Yucatan
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Topic: News
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Topic: Yucatan Survivor
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