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The diminutive Plaza Baratillo, crisscrossed by life, is a plaza of artists and mystics, rich in myth.

And just like that, the rainy season has ended.

No festival site is more astounding than the Teatro Juarez, says Tony Cohan, as the Cervantino reaches its half way point.

The first of three big Cervantino weekends is underway. Tony Cohan continues his festival review.

Tony Cohan posts the first of his on-the-spot reports during the Festival Cervantino in Guanajuato.

One of Mexico’s greatest living artists and community philanthropists to receive the award in December.

Art historians and culture vultures consider Kahlo’s impact across fine art, design, film and fashion.

We remember the magnitude 8.1 earthquake that struck Mexico and killed thousands twenty years ago.

A gallery of images from Mexico’s Independence Day celebrations.

Tourists need to follow a strict procedure to gain access to the tomb of Palenque’s most famous king. That is, once the new site director re-opens access.