Shinzaburo Takeda Exhibition in Cancún Enters Final Days
The exhibition featuring 43 works by Japanese-born artist Shinzaburo Takeda runs through August 30 at Núcleo Yaxil.
Culture
Quintana Roo Planetariums to Expand Robotics, AI Programs
Planetariums in Chetumal, Playa del Carmen and Cancun will add robotics, programming and AI workshops to promote science careers among…
Maya Communities in Yucatán Call for Aug. 9 March to Denounce Rights Violations
Maya leaders from four Yucatán communities announced a march in Mérida to protest territorial, environmental and justice violations.
Assassin’s Creed Sand Sculpture in Playa del Carmen Goes Viral
Venezuelan artist Josse Arenarte's sand sculpture honoring Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced went viral after Ubisoft shared it online.
Mara Lezama Honors 4,790 Maya Artisans on World Embroidery Day
Governor Mara Lezama marked World Embroidery Day in Tihosuco, highlighting support for more than 4,790 Maya embroiderers across Quintana Roo.
Festival Danzas Negras 2026 Adds Workshops, Talks and Gastronomy
The second edition of the festival in Cancún will feature workshops, master classes, talks, documentaries and a closing carnival.
Officials Propose Voluntary Use of Traditional Maya Clothing in Quintana Roo Primary Schools
Municipal officials in Lázaro Cárdenas will ask Quintana Roo Congress to encourage voluntary use of traditional Maya clothing in primary…
Playa del Carmen Opens Enrollment for INBAL-Affiliated Youth Arts School
Municipal arts school in Playa del Carmen is accepting children and teens for a three-year program certified by INBAL.
INAH Weighs Changes to Tulum Archaeological Zone Operations
INAH is considering changes to Tulum archaeological zone operations, including access fees and ticketing, after talks with union leaders.
Mexico Moves to Protect Four Maya Words From Unauthorized Commercial Use
Mexico launches a process to protect four Maya words from unauthorized commercial use, calling on communities to participate.