Join us for Cinema Queer México in Mérida from October 10-13, 2024, with screenings at various venues including Cineteca Manuel Barbachano Ponce and Facultad de Ciencias Antropológicas UADY. All activities are free!
Not Everything That Glitters Was Gold by Rafiki Sánchez explores Yucatán’s historical memory, challenging the collective consciousness. Through his work, Sánchez invites the audience to reconsider the value of our past and present.
In celebration of its 30th anniversary,Centro Cultural Prohispen presents “The Culinary Practice Behind a Maya Ritual: Jets’ Lu’um,” led by Dr. María del Carmen Castillo; a talk on Maya culinary practices and fascinating connections between rituals, food, culture, and non-human...
Featuring the abstract works of Ileana Magoda and Alexander Grawoig, alongside José Luis Bojórquez, whose figurative pieces capture Yucatán’s idiosyncrasies influenced by peninsula pop art. Stay tuned for guided visits.
From the Old Continent, infused with Latin inspiration, Rumba Mestiza returns to brighten the morning. Join this delightful breakfast on the terrace and enjoy the enchanting melodies of this wonderful artist.
During October 12-13 at the Yucatán Siglo XXI Convention Center for free entry, workshops, and unique artisanal goods!
The Spooky Season arrived at Hartii! Join this talk by Manuel Escoffié on “To Die Through Cinema,” exploring Halloween’s most iconic themes.
A play using wit and dark humor to navigate the chaos of impending doom.
In October, experience captivating Maya Legends and Puppetry! Join this storytellers at the Cultural Center Olimpo for a unique event.
Celebrate over 500 years of Maya resistance on October 13th at 5 PM, featuring art, food, live bands, and community fun, the entry is free!
