WHAT: Silent Auction to benefit Vecinos projects WHEN: Thursday, January 30, 5:00 to 8:30 p.m. WHERE: Lol-Ha Restaurant dining room Admission donation is $1,000 pesos or $50 Tickets are available at the door or by clicking here . If you won’t be in Akumal and would still like to support the event, [……]
This Saturday The Familia Band will return — music starts at 6:00. Come on Sunday at 6:00 for music with DJ. Wednesday at 6:00 is Karaoke hosted by Carlo and Jeni.
The Familia Band is here!
Visitors from Mexico and around the world stood for hours in a line that stretched for blocks to see a spectacle that the city of Oaxaca has hosted for more than 120 years. The attraction? Radishes. Every Dec. 23, the southern Mexican city, celebrated for its vibrant culture, cuisine and history, [……]
The 2nd Silent Auction fundraiser to benefit Vecinos de Akumal Norte will be held on Thursday 30 January at Lol Ha Restaurant. The event will run from 5:00 – 8:00. Finger foods, beer and wine, and music are included in the $1000 mx entrance donation. We look forward to seeing [……]
Elections will be held on February 20, 2024 at the Annual Meeting of the association for President and Treasurer of the association and for two Members-at-Large (Vocales) of the association Board of Directors. All positions will be elected for two-year terms. Candidates must be members in good standing of the association and must be up to date on [……]
On December 15th of last year, Mexico’s first route on the Maya Train, also known as Tren Maya, was inaugurated. A year later, Mexico’s new president, Claudia Sheinbaum, announced that the Maya Train project is complete. There are many places you can visit now faster and cheaper than ever before, [……]
Good news: there’s a sushi restaurant in Akumal Centro! It’s called Baransu Sushi, and is located in the plaza in front of Taverna Restaurant. Hours are 4 – 10 pm. Varied menu and beverages, including alcohol. Positive reviews.
Xcaret is a Mayan archaeological site located on the Caribbean coast within the privately owned theme park of the same name. In the Yucatec-Mayan language, xcaret means “small inlet.” But in antiquity, the name of the port city was p’ole’, which was derived from the root p’ol, which means “merchandise” or “deal of merchants.” [……]
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