Brazos Abiertos, a local non-profit that is building awareness and providing support for HIV/AIDS victims, is holding a benefit. A worthy cause, if there ever was one…
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When Emily and Sid visited Merida recently, they didn’t plan any celebrations, but Merida and its people made other plans…
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José Góngora may paint Se Vende signs for his day job, but when he gets off work, he trains his eye and paintbrush on reproductions of famous Mexican calendar art…
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Alberto Castillo’s paintings grace the walls of many homes and hotels in Merida. The Working Gringos visit the artist in his natural habitat…
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After moving to Mexico, we were confronted with a whole new set of Spanish names, unusual nicknames and names you’ll probably only find in Yucatan…
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The English-speaking expat community in the Yucatan finally gets its own classified ads on the internet… estamos listos!
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January’s big event is a series of events under the umbrella of the International Festival of the Arts. This is the third one that has been held here in Merida, and it’s looking really good…
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Gus Gordon has been living and working in the Yucatan for 8 years. Read what he says about the hardest part of living here and the Yucatan’s greatest resource…
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