FeaturesEventsNewsYucatán Art up the stairs By Yucatán Magazine April 5, 2016 Share Facebook Twitter Email Latest headlines Merida Bus full of construction workers catches fire in Mérida’s north January 18, 2022 A bus went up in flames just before 8 this morning in Mérida’s Francisco de Montejo neighborhood. Read more Yucatán Mérida’s new surveillance center now has eyes on over 6,700 cameras January 18, 2022 Yucatán's government has opened a new remote surveillance center to oversee the state's thousands of active security cameras. Read more Mexico 600 acres expropriated in Quintana Roo for new Mayan Train route January 18, 2022 Mexico has seized 198 lots of land in Quintana Roo along phase 5 of the Mayan Train's path. Read more Yucatán Omicron strain now dominant in Yucatán January 17, 2022 The Omicron variant of COVID-19 now appears to be the most common form of the virus in Yucatán. Read more Yucatán MagazineSign up to get our top headlines delivered to your inbox twice a week. Galería La Eskalera prepares for its next exhibit in Santiago. Photo: Facebook There’s a big art exhibit in Santiago on Friday. Visit our Calendar to find out more. TagsArt ExhibitArtists Share Facebook Twitter Email Previous articleCity gets tough on vacant lots as rains approachNext articleMore wind farms, solar, coming to Yucatán - Advertisement - Subscribe Now! More articles Yucatán Mérida slated to build nearly 100 new highrise towers January 17, 2022 Housing and business developments in Mérida have historically been fairly “close to the ground,” but that seems to be changing. Read more Yucatán Yucatán’s COVID hospitalizations begin to creep up January 16, 2022 Over 3,000 new coronavirus infections were reported this week in Yucatán. On Sunday alone, 652 new cases were detected, and that's likely... Read more Yucatán ‘Angels’ spreads its wings to the Yucatán Country Club gallery January 16, 2022 The "Angels" exhibit has expanded into the exclusive Yucatán Country Club gallery, on view by appointment. Photo: Courtesy Read more Weather Yucatán wakes up to a cold and windy ‘Mukul’ January 16, 2022 Mark Callum, a Mérida resident originally from England, helped this Chevy's owner move a huge branch behind the Paseo de Montejo... Read more Merida Mérida Fest to go forward despite COVID-19 surge January 14, 2022 The Ayuntamiento has confirmed that in-person events scheduled for Mérida Fest 2022 will continue as planned. Read more Yucatán Building in Yucatán to get even more expensive in 2022 January 14, 2022 Over the past several years, construction costs in Yucatán have risen sharply and all signs point to even higher prices in 2022.. Read more Food & Drink Yucatán’s top 8 street junk food favorites January 14, 2022 Walking through virtually any city or town in Yucatán a wide range of food vendors can be seen peddling goodies out of push carts, mobile stands, food trucks, and just about every other configuration you can think of. Read more Mexico Mexico prepares to begin human trials of its Patria COVID-19 vaccine January 14, 2022 Federal health authorities are calling on adult volunteers to take part in human trials for Mexico's Patria COVID-19 vaccine. Read more Yucatán Yucatán back to tougher restrictions as COVID continues to skyrocket January 13, 2022 Yucatán state health department numbers show a dramatic change in coronavirus data. Yucatán recorded 459 new coronavirus... Read more Mexico The new Mayan Train director says the project is 7 months behind schedule January 13, 2022 Javier May Rodríguez, the Mayan Train’s recently appointed director, says the rail project is seven months behind schedule. Read more
