Tag: Culture
Noche Blanca at La Cupula features the work of Pablo Tut
This Friday, May 17 – At 8 pm on the Eve of the “Noche Blanca”.
La Noche Blanca is back in town! (Mérida May 17th and 18th)
La Noche Blanca is back in Mérida, and once again it features a wide array.
Really… What is Cinco de Mayo?
Cinco de Mayo is, for many Americans, that day for enjoying Mexican food —yes, everything.
Japanese Emperor Naruhito has visited the Yucatán twice
Yucatan is a magnet for world royalty. The visitors that our state has welcomed over.
Birth and Death Fashion on the Cat Walk
For much of Mexico’s history, the rebozo (a type of shaw or oversized scarf) was.
April 23rd… World Book Day
April 23rd… World Book Day also known as World Book and Copyright Day, or International.
What happened to the 150,000 bees that lived on the roof of Notre Dame?
Since 2013, the now partially calcined cathedral of Paris was home to a colony of.
Chablé: A wedding destination with cultural significance in the heart of the Yucatan
Many couples opt for a destination wedding, but some are going a step further: They’re.
New York Jewish community rejects measles vaccine: Claiming: ‘It has pork DNA’.
Brooklyn Hasidic Jewish community, where authorities ordered mandatory vaccination, claims vaccines have ‘monkey, rat and pig.
“Tierra y Libertad” – 100 years after the death of Emiliano Zapata
On a day like today in 1919 Emiliano Zapata was killed. The guerrilla leader of.
