If you like to spend as much time as possible outdoors and hate to sit still, here is a simple fun weekend. Let’s head out collecting crystals, enjoying a unique park, and sharing pizza, fun...
Read MoreIf you’re a history lover looking for an accessible weekend in Tulsa, you’re in the right place! Friday Start your trip with coffee and doughnuts at Hurt’s Donuts. They are always open and imaginative donut...
Read MoreTexas is home to many things: barbeque, the rodeo, and cowboys. But there’s one thing you probably didn’t expect to see while driving across the Lone Star state. If you’re traveling on Interstate 40—which is...
Read MoreLooking for a Yucatan experience? What do you get when you mix a museum of Yucatan cuisine with a casually elegant restaurant serving Yucatan specialties and craft cocktails? Museo de la Gastonomica Yucateca. Unfortunately, we...
Read MoreImmersive Spanish lessons with field trips and tortilla-making at Habla in Merida, MX were a blast. My family was in Merida as part of our participation in the Live Anywhere on Airbnb program. We were spending...
Read MoreThe Shop Pola is a very popular small gelato shop near Santa Lucia park. It is famous for high-quality handmade gelato, but also just as famous for offbeat flavors with a Meridian connection. But is this...
Read MorePiedras Sagradas or Sacred Stones. It’s a video mapping experience on the Gran Plaza in Merida. Lights, art, music, and narration combine to tell the history of the San Ildefonso Cathedral. Projected directly onto the...
Read MoreMusic, folk dance, and vibrant video mapping combine for the theatrical show, Dialogos del Conquistador at Casa Montejo at the Gran Plaza. Using mixed media elements to tell the story of the temporary colonization of...
Read MoreAn open-air Yucatan serenade with dancers in a park with shade trees. This happens every week in Parque Santa Lucia in Merida, MX. It is a long-standing tradition, since 1965, and free to all. There are...
Read MoreLet the games begin! In Merida, MX, there are reenactments of the Mayan ball game Pok Ta Pok every week in the street in front of the Cathedral on the Gran Plaza. The performances were...
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