This weekend, an excellent option for those looking to break away from the traditional and surprise their palates is to try the authentic taste of the Mediterranean at La Palapa Griega, a restaurant that has gained popularity among locals and tourists alike for its unique and delicious cuisine. One of the signature dishes is the […]

In the framework of the 50th anniversary of the “Lic. Felipe Rivera” Planetarium, the Neighbors and Friends of the Planetarium Collective held a press conference to announce that the National Institute of Fine Arts (INBAL) has included the building in its catalog of artistic monuments. The collective noted that the declaration implies the suspension of […]

More than 50,000 people danced and sang during the traditional Noche Moreliana concert in the historic center of Morelia this Monday. According to the Morelia Police, more than 50,000 people, spread out along Madero Poniente Avenue, terraces and balconies of nearby buildings, Melchor Ocampo Plaza, and nearby streets, enjoyed the artistic lineup, dominated by regional […]

Women from Morelia and La Piedad participated this Sunday in the Rebozo Walk, to promote the use of this iconic traditional garment of indigenous women in Mexico. At approximately 10:30 a.m., the Rebozo Walk departed from Fray Antonio de San Miguel Causeway, heading toward the Cathedral on Madero Oriente Avenue. According to Aurora Medina, co-founder […]

Starting October 24th, the communities surrounding the magical town of Pátzcuaro open their doors to you so you can experience the Week of the Dead like never before, with artisan workshops, altars filled with symbolism, and stories interwoven with ancestral memory. Just an hour from Morelia, Pátzcuaro becomes the setting where Purépecha culture and artisanal […]

The body of Silverio Villegas, a migrant originally from Michoacán who died during a raid on September 12 by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Chicago, will arrive this afternoon in Irimbo, his hometown, announced the state’s Secretary of Immigration, Antonio Soto. The state official said that the body is scheduled to arrive […]

The criminal group Los Viagras and two allied cells warned lemon growers that, starting this Wednesday, the extortion fee will increase to 4 pesos per kilo. Otherwise, “we already know what’s going to happen to us,” they say. On Tuesday afternoon and evening, Los Viagras and their associates informed the lemon packers—in charge of collecting […]

The independent mayor of Uruapan, Michoacán, Carlos Manzo, issued a call for help to the federal government in the face of the escalating crime rate in his municipality, linked to organized crime. “This position we have made to be heard, to send a message of help, of alert, along with many of the ones I […]

The state of Michoacán stretches along a wide stretch of coastline on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. Along its more than 200 kilometers of coastline, the territory shelters beaches characterized by cliffs, strong waves, and rock formations. Unlike other more crowded destinations, these areas are preserved in a natural state and showcase the power […]

Michoacán is distinguished by its extraordinary artisanal, natural, and productive wealth, which has allowed several of the state’s emblematic products to enjoy protection such as Geographical Indications. These include the clay catrinas from Capula and the hammered copper from Santa Clara del Cobre. The charanda from Uruapan, and the mezcal and tequila from Michoacán have […]