Mérida News, Culture, Expat Life, and Growth

Mérida increased shelter coordination and food support for unhoused residents as heavy rains continued across Yucatán.

Tres Raíces in Dolores Hidalgo earned 12 Guía Peñín scores above 90, with its Gran Reserva reaching 93 in the 2026 Mexico guide.

Mérida expects San Juan paving-stone repairs to finish in August as crews restore historic streets and prepare future phases.

Land values are taking a larger share of Mérida home prices as northern growth pushes Cholul, Conkal and Temozón higher.

Mérida says oils, soapy water, and trash can clog storm wells and grates, worsening flooding and bringing fines.

Yucatán and the Fonoteca Nacional will present a free immersive Acusmático concert at Mérida’s Gran Museo del Mundo Maya on June 6.

The U.S. State Department warned of intense rain in Yucatán as Procivy forecast flooding risks, school closures and travel disruptions.

Chichén Itzá reopens Monday after an agreement with artisans, but all visitors must now enter through CATVI under the new access rule.

Mérida opened a new sports canopy at Parque Cuauhtémoc, a 2.95 million peso project chosen through participatory budgeting.

Yoko Ono is listed among artists for Yucatán’s first international biennial, a free three-month Mérida event opening in November.

Pisté’s amparo over CATVI access turns Chichén Itzá’s new visitor model into a fight over consultation, commerce and control.

Yucatán began repairing 88 streets in Mérida’s Serapio Rendón after decades of complaints, with work tied to Plan Bienestar.

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