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Mexico Culture & Traditions

San Miguel Art Show Turns Color Into Social Debate

San Miguel Art Show Turns Color Into Social Debate

A new Fábrica La Aurora exhibition in San Miguel de Allende brings Mexican and international artists together around color and social reflection.
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Mayan Honey From Quintana Roo

Mayan Honey From Quintana Roo Finds European Buyers

Quintana Roo marks World Bee Day with honey figures, melipona traditions and a new geographic indication tied to the Maya Zone.
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Ancient Tombs Change Mexico–Querétaro Train Plans

Ancient Tombs Change Mexico–Querétaro Train Plans

INAH found Teotihuacan-era burials in Tula, prompting route adjustments for the Mexico–Querétaro train near planned works.
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Tijuana Murals Give Star Wars a Mexican Border Identity

Tijuana Murals Give Star Wars a Mexican Border Identity

A Tijuana mural project mixes Star Wars-style figures with Mexican symbols, turning a busy boulevard into a public art gallery.
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Adidas accused of labor abuse and cultural harm in Mexico team collection

Adidas accused of labor abuse and cultural harm in Mexico team collection

Adidas faces claims that Naupan artisans were underpaid and that Indigenous textile practices were altered for a Mexico team collection.
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San Miguel Agave Tours Offer a Deeper Look at Mexico

San Miguel Agave Tours Offer a Deeper Look at Mexico

San Miguel’s Charco del Ingenio will host agave tours May 16, linking local plants with food, culture and conservation.
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Culture and creativity support 1.43 million jobs in Mexico

Culture and creativity support 1.43 million jobs in Mexico

Mexico’s cultural sector supports 1.43 million jobs and 2.8% of GDP, sharpening calls for stronger support for creative workers.
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Oaxaca Reveals 2026 Guelaguetza Program and Ticket Dates

Oaxaca’s 2026 Guelaguetza program includes more than 140 events, with Lunes del Cerro on July 20 and 27 and ticket sales in May.
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Tequila Museum Reopening Taps Heritage Before World Cup

Tequila Museum Reopening Taps Heritage Before World Cup

Jalisco’s National Tequila Museum is set to reopen June 5 with a renewed heritage focus as Tequila prepares for World Cup tourism.
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Ajijic Mothers Take On Rodeo Games and Win Big Prizes

Ajijic Mothers Take On Rodeo Games and Win Big Prizes

Ajijic marked Mother’s Day with traditional contests, community games and prizes at the Lienzo Charro, bringing families together.
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San Miguel Urban Artists Unveil Massive 200-Year Anniversary Mural

San Miguel Urban Artists Unveil Massive 200-Year Anniversary Mural

Young artists from the Ranchero-Pandillero program celebrate San Miguel de Allende’s 200th anniversary with a large new mural.
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Possible Maya altar found during Tren Maya cargo works in Yucatán

Possible Maya altar found during Tren Maya cargo works in Yucatán

Archaeologists in Yucatán identified a possible Maya altar and offering during Tren Maya cargo rail works near Ucú.
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