Join Gabriela Jiménez in a workshop designed for young adults (20-28), using voice, sound, and music to unlock emotions and better oneself. This is limited to 12 participants; bring comfortable clothing and a notebook!
The Merida English Library is celebrating Mexican heritage with a special edition of Wine & Paint. You all participate in a painting project inspired by the icons, Frida Kahlo, Leonora Carrington, & Remedios Varo.
Celebrate the national holidays at the Harbor Mall with a party of rhythm and tradition. Enjoy a fascinating dance show that will take you on a journey through Mexico.
A musical and choreographic tour that will transport the audience to the most characteristic places in Mexico Trova Nova Internacional, Mérida Blanca Orchestra, Javier Alcalá and will bring to life the most well-known pieces in Mexico.
Join us for Noche Mexicana‘s 27th Aniversary on September 14, featuring a vibrant lineup of performances including Daniel Medina “El Gavilán,” Ballet Folklórico, and Mariachi groups. A celebration of Mexican culture and music!
Directed by David Poot (David Igneas), this animation explores the changing daily lives of a cat and a mouse when their caretaker vanishes. Through a minimalist yet profound narrative, it reflects on human connection and the inevitability of change.
Camino Real Merida invites you to their traditional Mexican buffet where you will receive, a welcome cocktail, “feria” games, a live Dj & more! This is the perfect place for those wanting to try new dishes and customs!
If you’re searching for a place to celebrate on the 15th make sure to reserve your spot at Amadero! Check out the calendar for more celebration spots!
Paseo 60 will be hosting the Ballet Folclorico de la UADY, Mariachi Real de mi Tierra and Banda Paseo 60. Enjoy the independence celebrations everyone!
Come see the “Al Son de México” performance and celebrate traditions like never before! Let yourself be carried away by the rhythm of the live mariachi and sing to the tune of the melodies that fill us with pride.
