The Merida English Library's Lecture Series continues 7-8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 5 on the topic "The Oil Economy: Possible Outcomes." The speaker, Alejandro Hecht, worked for the Venezuelan oil industry for three decades. He will talk about future possibilities given our current economic reality. The event is free, but donations are appreciated.
As part of the Merida English Library lecture series, Marina Aguirre explores facts, the intrigues, and the resolutions about a beautiful piece of pre-Columbian art.
James Callaghan will speak about his work at the Kaxil Kiuic Biocultural Reserve.
Does solar energy make sense for your home? Learn about the latest in alternative energy technology and whether the investment could pay off for you. Free. Donations accepted.
Christopher Collins Lee is back again for the 2018-2019 lecture season.
The third Friday of each month brings a chance to meet other expats at the Merida English Library’s private courtyard.
A great opportunity to take some free Spanish classes and help local student teachers get some hands-on experience.
Singer Maricarmen Perez is joined by Mariachi Real de mi Tierra.
The Mérida English Library's lecture series continues at 7 p.m. with Robert D. Temple, PhD., who has recently published "After the Meteor: Surprising History in Yucatán."
The last Tuesday of the month is a time for Mérida's community of writers to meet and mingle.
Live musical and puppet performance for the whole family in the MEL Garden. $50, children; $100, Adults Tickets go on sale at the library in mid-January.
To conclude their week in Mexico, U.S. Poets in Mexico faculty and participants will read one poem each at MEL.
NOTE: Events are occasionally postponed or canceled, or a listing could contain an error, so confirm any activity with the organizer when possible.
