As part of the preparations for the upcoming celebrations at El Cedral, the town’s Chapel was recently renovated, and even received a new...
ByLaura WilkinsonApril 8, 2013Last Wednesday, February 24th, marked the 76th commemoration of the “Dia de la Bandera” or Flag Day. The national holiday was established by...
ByLaura WilkinsonMarch 1, 2013For nearly 25 years now, the Cozumel Civil Registry had celebrated February 14th, by holding free group nuptials. This year thirty couples have...
ByLaura WilkinsonFebruary 15, 2013The ancient Mayans are revered for their knowledge of astronomy, however, they have also left behind another gift, the tradition of “Las Cabañuelas,”...
ByMonica SauzaJanuary 14, 2013In Mexico celebrations continue twelve days twelve days after Christmastime, January 6, with the arrival of the Three Kings and extend until February...
ByMonica SauzaJanuary 3, 2013…and at the end of the year… Before we address New Year’s Eve, BE CAREFUL on December 28!!! In Mexico, Spain and other...
ByMonica SauzaDecember 28, 2012The celebration of Christmas in Mexico goes back to Colonial times and the influence of Catholicism. In their quest to teach the new...
ByMonica SauzaDecember 23, 2012Time for the ancient Maya was an infinite cycle implying an already past future and a past yet to come, the existence of...
ByMonica SauzaDecember 20, 2012One of many consequences of the Spanish conquest (1519-1521) was religious syncretism. This merger of beliefs, amongst others, brought about one of the...
ByMonica SauzaDecember 13, 2012In the year of the Dawn of the Mayan World, just this Wednesday November 21, San Miguel de Cozumel celebrated the 163rd. anniversary...
ByLaura WilkinsonNovember 23, 2012