Cancún Blog Posts

Cancún has activated 30 brigades to manage the effects of heavy rainfall, prioritizing key areas and maintaining traffic flow.

The Frequent Cold Front 2 brings strong rainfall to Cancún and northern Quintana Roo, advising caution against flooding and electrical discharges.

Cancún is preparing for expected rain by cleaning drainage grates and encouraging residents to report issues through the ChatCun platform.

The MOBI Ruta 17 initiative is set to significantly improve public transportation for residents and digital nomads in Cancún, offering a more efficient, cost-effective way to get around the city.

The Taller de Apreciación Musical, led by Yaniel Santos, is concluding its sessions on October 19 and 20, offering a final chance for anyone to explore the basics of music in Cancún.

Strong storms are forecasted for Cancún this weekend, with heavy rainfall and gusty winds expected. Residents and visitors should stay informed and take precautions to ensure safety and preparedness.

Delphinus is hosting an exhibition as part of the 14th Festival of Oceans, featuring children's drawings that highlight the importance of protecting the environment.

The quality of artistic education in Cancún is crucial for the city's cultural development, and ensuring well-trained teachers is key for expats and locals alike.

President Claudia Sheinbaum's visit to Chetumal will focus on healthcare projects, including the review of construction progress for new clinics and the Maternal and Child Hospital, as part of her broader effort to strengthen healthcare services in the Yucatan Peninsula.

Quintana Roo is taking steps to prevent flood damage due to expected heavy rainfall this weekend, urging residents and visitors to follow official advice and stay alert.

Cancún secured third place in the Hip Hop for Peace 2026 competition with a song created by incarcerated individuals, reflecting the city's commitment to social integration and peace.

La Era del Rock, a musical journey through the 80s rock era, is coming to the Teatro de la Ciudad in Cancún, featuring live performances and a nostalgic 1980s atmosphere.

The CFE in Playa del Carmen has over 600 unresolved requests to fix broken utility covers, posing risks to pedestrians and drivers.

The tenth edition of the Cancún Vinyl Market will take place on October 18, 2026, offering a day filled with vinyl sales, DJ sets, and creative workshops in the Zona Hotelera.

Cancún will mark 176 years of Noj Kaj Santa Cruz Xbaalam Naj with a cultural event called 'Ofrenda de luz' that honors the Maya people's resistance and resilience.

Preparing altars for Day of the Dead in Cancún can range from 350 to over 4,500 pesos, depending on the complexity of the altar.

Cancún will conduct nighttime patrols to protect blue crabs during their annual migration to the ocean, urging drivers to be cautious in affected areas.

Puerto Morelos distributed 400 food baskets during the Abrazando Corazones event, providing much-needed support to families and elderly individuals through a combination of food aid, medical consultations, and community outreach.

Quintana Roo's beach destinations have been recognized as some of the best in Mexico, which is driving investments and positioning the region as a go-to destination for second homes, vacation rentals, and other tourism-related investments.

A free classical music concert by the Orquesta de Cámara Municipal is set to take place in Teatro de la Ciudad on October 15th, featuring works by Haydn, Mozart, and Herrmann.