Cancún’s Teatro de la Ciudad Nears 75% Capacity Ahead of Second Anniversary
Cancún's municipal Teatro de la Ciudad averages 400 to 500 spectators per show as it approaches its second anniversary, its…
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Explorers Document New Underwater Cave System South of Cozumel
Speleologists have mapped Cueva Popotitos, a flooded cave network south of Cozumel that reaches more than 10 meters deep and…
Activists Find Archaeological Remains at Playa del Carmen Hotel Site
Activists say a planned 200-room hotel at Punta Venado in Playa del Carmen threatens archaeological remains and protected species, urging…
Cueva Popotitos: New Underwater Cave System Found South of Cozumel
Cave divers documented Cueva Popotitos, a previously unrecorded flooded system south of Cozumel, with mostly fresh water and dense mineral…
Tren Maya Archaeological Finds Won’t Be Displayed in Chetumal, INAH Says
INAH will send about 50 pre-Hispanic pieces recovered during Tren Maya salvage work to museums in Cancún and Tulum instead…
Cumbia, Rock and Pop Headline Plaza de Toros Cancún Concert Series
Cancún's Plaza de Toros will host Junior Klan, Mijares, Enjambre, Panteón Rococó, Yuridia and Siddhartha in a months-long concert series.
Cabaret Show Brings 1920s Glamour to Cancún’s Teatro de la Ciudad
Motion OE brings its cabaret revue from Cancún's hotel stages to the Teatro de la Ciudad on Sept. 18, mixing…
Cancún Music Festival Opens Second International Classical Guitar Competition
The FIM Cancún festival's second International Classical Guitar Competition will award more than $3,500 to performers from around the world.
Mexico’s Supreme Court Revokes Suspension Allowing Xcaret to Use Maya Symbols
Mexico's Supreme Court revoked a suspension that let Grupo Xcaret keep Maya symbols in its advertising, ruling a private contract…
Cancún Reveals Full Grito de Independencia Schedule, With Lucero and Mijares Headlining Free Concert
Cancún will mark the Grito de Independencia on Sept. 15 with folkloric performances, a 200-drone show and a free concert…