The Centro Histórico cleanup, by the numbers
Wonder how much gum a crew of city workers can scrape up in a month downtown? Now you know.
It’s beginning to look like Christmas in Mérida
The city has unpacked and touched up its cache of wintry pines, snowmen, Santa Claus figures, sleds and nativity scenes. You know what that means.
6,000 marchers on Sunday for Revolution Day
Mexico’s Día de la Revolución, or Revolution Day, will bring over 6,000 people — from school children to members of the military — to the streets on Sunday.
Video: The Showcase of Homes’ most modern casa
The 8th Showcase of Homes was a huge hit, bringing together examples of old Yucatán and modern Mérida into one self-guided tour.
Yucatán is the safest state in the country. Here’s why.
Investment in infrastructure and security has paid off in Yucatán, Milenio reports.
Centro hotel shut down, owners facing charges
Facing San Juan Park, a new boutique hotel called Mansion Mansión Lavanda has been shut down for allegedly operating without proper permits.
Playa Chacá: Brand new in Progreso
Playa Chacá is a brand-new affordable paradise located 10 minutes from downtown Progreso, 35 minutes from Mérida and just a stone’s throw from the sea.
Pola Gelato Shop’s world of flavors
The colors and flavors of Santa Lucia got a little creamier when Pola Gelato Shop’s four owners opened their doors recently. A Q&A was in order…
Maya Modernist Dream Home
If you missed out on the Modern Mayan Temple or the Modernist Mexican Villa, the same design team takes the best of those two concepts to the next level.
The Tejon Rojo is Mérida’s design mascot
Annie Farias and Erika Canto Rejón are two young artists and jóvenes empresarias who have set up a T-shirt and souvenir shop on Calle 53, just west of 60, in a store where everything is hand-crafted or repurposed artfully. Paul’s very happy with his purchase of an Arizona Iced Tea can that was sliced through…
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