Art up the stairs

There’s a big art exhibit in Santiago on Friday. Visit our Calendar to find out more.

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There’s a big art exhibit in Santiago on Friday. Visit our Calendar to find out more.
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In July, Aeromexico plans to double its flights in and out of Merida as the airline continues restoring routes it was forced to abandon under COVID-19 contingencies. Its frequencies will also increase in Cancun, Guadalajara, Tijuana and Monterrey, Aeromexico announced. It will resume its operations from Mexico City to Huatulco, Zacatecas and Manzanillo, and from…
The colorful letters spelling out P-R-O-G-R-E-S-O on the malecon didn’t last long.
A helicopter carrying high-level officials including Sen. Emilio Gamboa Patrón landed on a protected area, possibly crushing a nesting ground for sea turtles, to connect its passengers with a luxury yacht.
Those mysterious stenciled birds have now revealed their purpose. They have been teasing the formation of the Centro Cultural la Cúpula, which debuts to the public on Thursday, Dec. 16.
As part of a cultural exchange between the state of Hidalgo and the town of Celestún, the Yucatecan port city will host a festival featuring the city of Pachuca’s folkloric ballet company.
Sometime during the last week of March, the new International Convention Center of Yucatán will be ready to roll. And in April, the first conventions will roll in, one of international stature.