This week:

> The teachers' strike in Yucatán is over, bringing 400 thousand students back to class next week

> A massive warehouse fire on Mérida's Periférico sent a huge plume of black smoke visible for miles

> A family dispute led to a major police operation in Mérida's Altabrisa area

​​> Driver error leads to a bizarre scene as an SUV gets stuck at a parking garage

> Clear out your yard and prevent mosquitoes and dengue… before it’s too late

Also:

A new exhibit at Palacio Cantón explores how sound shapes our world, in a fascinating visit for art, nature, and anthropology enthusiasts.

Picaferia is a spicy food fair that is taking over Centro, between Correos and Eulogio Rosado Park, featuring everything from snacks to food and desserts, all with a hot kick.

Check out the full program for La Noche Blanca here⁠

Read La Jornada Maya’s feature on the tricolored heron

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This week:

> The teacher's strike continues in Yucatán

> La Noche Blanca returns next weekend with two nights of art, music, and culture across Mérida.

> Yucatán's rainy season brought heavy winds and downpours across the city

> An electrical fire at Santa Lucía Park plunged parts of downtown Mérida into darkness

> Yucatán's police department addressed false reports of armed incidents

Check out the full program for La Noche Blanca here

Check out the program for the Ambulante documentary film festival

Check out the program for the Palacio de la Música anniversary celebration

Download a free copy of Yucatán Today's June issue, all about the Emerald Coast

Read La Jornada Maya’s feature on mantled howlers

Your week in Yucatán, Today is brought to you by Yucatán Today and La Jornada Maya.

Yucatán Today is the Yucatán traveler’s companion; find our travel, culture, and food content at yucatantoday.com.

La Jornada Maya is a print and digital newspaper with the most relevant information from the Yucatán Península, México, and the world.
Listen to or watch our Spanish-language podcast, “Yucatán, Today!” https://open.spotify.com/show/0W9k8PIo9n5s07gDlKvcnZ

This week:

> No alcohol will be served or sold anywhere in Yucatán on Sunday, June 1st

> The acclaimed documentary tour, Ambulante, is coming to Yucatán next week

> Get ready for national-level sports action! The National Olympics are in full swing across Yucatán

> Join thousands in Mérida this Saturday for the 23rd March for Yucatán’s Sexual Diversity

> It's hurricane season: find out what to expect and how to keep your home safe this year

Also:

• Check out the Palacio de la Música’s June anniversary program on their social media
• Or check out Yucatán Today's events guide
• Read La Jornada Maya’s feature on the vine sphinx moth
• Check out the June promos at Los Colores de Mérida, B&B and pilates studio

Your week in Yucatán, Today is brought to you by Yucatán Today and La Jornada Maya.

Yucatán Today is the Yucatán traveler’s companion; find our travel, culture, and food content at yucatantoday.com.

La Jornada Maya is a print and digital newspaper with the most relevant information from the Yucatán Península, México, and the world.

Listen to or watch our Spanish-language podcast, “Yucatán, Today!” https://open.spotify.com/show/0W9k8PIo9n5s07gDlKvcnZ