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Culture & Traditions

Mexico’s cultures are local first: community festivals, craft traditions, music scenes, and kitchens that tell history in every dish. This page collects our culture stories with an emphasis on the people who keep traditions alive and the changes they face. Expect profiles, event coverage, and explainers that connect past and present without cliché. We highlight regional differences and the everyday work behind a “cultural moment,” from rehearsals to markets to community halls.

Jalisco raicilla production

Jalisco raicilla production support grows with 3 million peso boost

Jalisco raicilla production support gets 3 million pesos in direct aid, new agave plants and fermenters, and plans for international promotion.
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cultural tourism Mexico 2025

More Tourists Choose Cultural Experiences in Mexico, Museum Visits Surge in 2025

Cultural tourism in Mexico is rising in 2025 as museum and archaeological site visits jump, drawing both nationals and foreigners.
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cheap eats in puerto vallarta

The Best Cheap Eats in Puerto Vallarta and Why They Matter to Local Culture

Discover Puerto Vallarta’s top taco stands and loncherías—and how these humble spots shape Mexico’s rich food culture.
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Hidalgo mining heritage museums funding crisis

Hidalgo mining heritage museums funding crisis threatens historic sites

Five Hidalgo mining heritage museums face closure after no 2025 culture budget; fundraising and talks with agencies begin.
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Atlixcayotontli 2025

Atlixcayotontli 2025 Returns to Atlixco with Color, Dance, and Deep Cultural Roots

The Atlixcayotontli 2025 festival in Atlixco, Puebla will feature parades, traditional dance, and cultural rituals on August 31 and September 7, attracting thousands of visitors.
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Ríos de Color 2025 Festival

Ríos de Color 2025 Festival CDMX Celebrates Global Art Without Barriers

The Ríos de Color 2025 Festival in Mexico City brings together over 100 artists from 54 countries for workshops, contests, and cultural events.
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Sak-Bahlán

Archaeologists Discover Lost Maya City “Sak-Bahlán” Hidden for Three Centuries

Archaeologists in Mexico have announced the stunning discovery of the legendary lost Maya city of Sak-Bahlán, also known as the “White Jaguar” city, deep in...
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Tseltal language preservation with AI

Maya Communities Unite to Preserve the Tseltal Language Using AI

Maya communities in Bachajón, Chiapas, collaborate with experts to apply AI technology in preserving and translating the Tseltal language, safeguarding their cultural heritage.
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San Miguel de Allende papier-mâché workshop

End of an Era for a Treasured San Miguel de Allende papier-mâché workshop

After 43 years of crafting papier-mâché masks and figures, Juan José Montiel’s iconic San Miguel de Allende workshop may soon close, ending a chapter in...
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meliponiculture in Valladolid

Meliponiculture in Valladolid Now Shields Biodiversity

Meliponiculture in Valladolid sustains Mayan heritage and biodiversity as locals protect stingless bees amid habitat loss and climate change, honoring codices.
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México unveiled stamp to mark Tenochtitlan 700 years

México unveiled stamp to mark 700 years of Tenochtitlan

Correos de México unveiled a burgundy QR‑coded stamp to mark Tenochtitlan 700 years, honoring the eagle and serpent legend, Copil’s heart myth and Mexico City’s...
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Guelaguetza Mexico City Showcases Oaxacan Culture

Guelaguetza Mexico City Showcases Oaxacan Culture

Experience free Guelaguetza Mexico City events on July 19 and 20 with music, dance, gastronomy and crafts from Oaxaca’s eight regions.
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