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The Maya Calendar

The Maya Calendar

During pre-hispanic times, Mesoamerican people developed various calendars. Among them are the ancient Mayas, who are recognized as being great…
International Coastal Cleanup 2017

International Coastal Cleanup 2017

If you are a beach lover and want to do something different during low season, I invite you to do…
Interview with a Rescue Super Hero

Interview with a Rescue Super Hero

Where are you from? Acámbaro, Guanajuato, Mexico How long have you lived in the Riviera Maya? I have been living…
In the Kitchen with Lily Espinosa

In the Kitchen with Lily Espinosa

Your full name: Elsa Guadalupe Yambao Espinosa Rivera, my friends and family call me Lily. Where are you from? Mexico…
Painting the Streets with Love

Painting the Streets with Love

From July 20-30 in Playa del Carmen, the government, local businesses and the community came together to revitalize local spaces…
¡Viva México! Celebrating Mexican Independence and Mexican Pride

¡Viva México! Celebrating Mexican Independence and Mexican Pride

Thanks to the headlines that residents of other countries read on nearly a daily basis, it is easy for some…
Ten Interesting Whale Sharks Facts

Ten Interesting Whale Sharks Facts

The wide flat body of the whale shark is dark blue-gray with patterned speckles and a white underbelly with unique…
Building Bridges, Not Walls

Building Bridges, Not Walls

Canadian recording artist John Welsh recently stopped in Playa del Carmen for a rest after a five-day press tour of…
Shoebox Bakery

Shoebox Bakery

When you walk into Shoebox bakery you will find it is as quaint as its name.  From comforting quotes on…
Wildlife is Worth More Alive than in Soup: The Whale Shark Case

Wildlife is Worth More Alive than in Soup: The Whale Shark Case

The first records of organized tourism with whale sharks are from Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia in the late 80s when…
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