Xcaret to Host Third Annual Mexican Folk Art Fair With Over 150 Artisans
Xcaret's third Folk Art Fair will gather over 150 artisans from across Mexico from September 24-27.
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Black Coral Craft Tradition Survives in Tulum Thanks to Single Artisan
A lone artisan in Tulum continues the traditional craft of black coral jewelry, facing legal hurdles and dwindling demand.
Researchers File 700-Page Criminal Complaint Against INAH Over Maya Train Damage
Researchers accuse INAH of dismantling 47 Maya monuments for use in Balam Tun park.
Visits to Quintana Roo Archaeological Sites Drop Nearly 30% in 2026
Visitor numbers to Quintana Roo's 13 archaeological sites fell nearly 30% in June 2026 compared to the same month last…
Cancún Celebrates Its History With Founder’s Day Ceremony
Cancún honored its founders with a flag-raising ceremony on July 13, marking the city's 56-year transformation from wilderness to global…
Mexico Opens New Complaint Against Xcaret Over Use of Maya Symbols
Mexico's copyright institute opens a new complaint against Grupo Xcaret for unauthorized commercial use of Maya cultural heritage.
Catvi System Failures Block Free Student Access to Chichen Itza
Internet outages at Chichen Itza's visitor center prevent students from verifying their status, forcing them to pay for entry.
Local Talent Takes Center Stage at La Voz Puerto Aventuras 2026
The second edition of La Voz Puerto Aventuras came to a close Friday night with a grand final that celebrated…
Cozumel Museum Opens Jose Munive Exhibition on Identity and Resilience
The Museum of the Island of Cozumel opens 'Fragmentos que Habitan,' a free exhibition by artist Jose Munive exploring identity…
Isla Mujeres Invites Visitors to Explore Hacienda Mundaca Park This Summer
Isla Mujeres promotes Hacienda Mundaca Park as a summer destination with nature, history, and a viewing tower.