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Yucatán is home to festivals year-round. One of the most anticipated is the festivity of Candlemas, known in México as el Día de la Candelaria, celebrated every February 2nd. …
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The Yucatán Peninsula is famous around the world for its many wonders, including its pristine beaches, delicious cuisine, and mesmerizing cenotes. But for fans of history and archaeology, the Yucatán…
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A culinary proposal that empowers indigenous peoples through each and every one of its dishes. That is the philosophy behind Chef Elio Xicum Cobá’s cuisine. At 31 years old, Elio…
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Nowadays, when we set off on an artistic project, we take for granted the wide palette of colors that modern chemistry and synthetic materials afford us, but this wasn’t always…
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One of the most devastating consequences of so many Maya codices and sacred art having been burned during the Conquest is that to this day there is no consensus on…
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There will be no Altar Exhibit at the Plaza Grande in 2021. The traditional observance calls for departed children to be remembered October 31, the Day of the Little Angels,…
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When you think of death, you may not immediately think of beautiful trees or the lovely crystal-clear waters of Yucatán’s Cenotes. For the ancient Maya, however, the cycle of death,…
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The moon is one of the most enigmatic and important elements within Maya mythology, to the extent that a calendar was created from its observation. It is also identified with…
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