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Playa del Carmen to Host Third International Film and Series Festival
12 Nov 2026, Thu

Community

A group of people wearing skull face paint and ornate costumes sit on a boat holding candles, with colorful paper flags strung overhead and another boat visible on the water behind them.
An informational graphic from the Secretaría de Educación Pública and Quintana Roo government announcing restrictions on cell phones and electronic devices in public and private schools starting November 3, featuring a crossed-out phone icon and four 3D animated characters representing a teacher, a girl, and two male students.
A person in a yellow shirt sits on a red motorcycle in the foreground while another motorcycle rider passes on a street at night in front of a multi story building.
A person wearing a large pale mascot head, white shirt and blue tie holds an orange bucket while posing between a smiling man in a black t-shirt and a smiling woman in a floral dress with a green headpiece, surrounded by a nighttime crowd.
A group of runners stands behind a white sponsor banner beneath a large arch reading META and 11 VA CARRERA CUMBRES, with a digital clock showing 00:00:00 and a man in a black patterned shirt standing to the right.
A young girl wearing a white dress with purple and green floral embroidery and a small headset microphone stands on a stage, with a smiling young man in a dark suit standing behind her.
A kneeling statue faces two wooden signs with Spanish text in a wooded area, while a woman in an orange striped shirt and a girl in a black shirt stand on a wooden walkway nearby.
A group of people wearing skull face paint and colorful traditional Mexican clothing stand together at night, some holding flowers and candles.