Maz Film and Theater group may soon take over the Recrea space in Centro Historico to refurbish as a cultural center.
The effigy for the Burning of Bad Humor this year had many Mazatlecans wondering who it would be until the last minute.
Let me pretend that the Oscars are important and inflict on you my own opinions about the best of the nominated for this year.
The entrance fee to Olas Altas will increase 5 pesos this year making the entrance fee 30 pesos.
Family and friends gathered in Mexico City’s Palacio de Bellas Artes on Monday to pay their final respects to Mexican actor Pedro Armendariz Jr.
Mexican Tourism Minister Gloria Guevara announced on Thursday the formation of a Mayan tourist trail that will connect 70 archaeological sites in southern Mexico, Belize, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
The first printing press in the Americas was set up in Mexico City in the 1530s, and today the Mexican capital is still home to several traditional presses.
The municipality is expected to see approximately 48,000 tourists in 2012, not including sports events and Carnaval.
Gordon Campbell and the Sinaloa Symphony Orchestra of the Arts will present a concert series in January in Mazatlán.
It’s time to take a look at those ‘smaller’ films of 2011 that you may have missed and deserve your consideration.
The Mexican history of the Piñata is worth knowing, even if not accurately followed today.
Ready for Carnaval 2012, the Institute of Culture has chosen the theme “La Fiesta de los Imperios” for Mazatlán’s biggest party.
The history behind Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe begins in the year 1531.
Artists and poets will board local transport to recite poems for passengers in an innovative tourism project.
In its fifth successful year, the First Fridays Artwalk is growing in popularity with visitors and Mazatlecos alike.



