Tulum Air Show 2026 will bring aerial displays, aviation fairs and paid NASCAR races to Tulum, with activities spread across the airport corridor, Military Air Base No. 20 and the archaeological coast.
Tulum is pushing a tourism circuit in its Maya zone that aims to bring direct income to rural communities while connecting visitors with local culture, nature, and community-led experiences.
From the military command of Maria Uicab to the hyperrealistic murals of Emma Rubens, discover the women preserving and reclaiming the cultural soul of Tulum today.
ReFi Tulum presents a free, full-day art exposition this International Women’s Day, featuring 13 artists from the Artists for Impact 2026 Regenerative Calendar across three Tulum venues.
Encierros by Luis Antonio Trujillo drew more than 100 guests to Artery by Bacab Hotel, highlighting contemporary art’s expanding role in Tulum’s cultural and economic landscape.
Archaeologists recovered an 8,000-year-old human skeleton in an underwater cave in the Riviera Maya, a discovery driving urgent efforts to protect the region’s cenotes.
La Veleta is emerging as Tulum’s most visible cultural corridor, with art, Calle 7 activity, and spring 2025 programming shaping how residents and visitors experience a fast-growing neighborhood.
Salma Hayek joined President Claudia Sheinbaum at the rollout of Mexico’s new Ley Federal de Cine, citing filming tied to Quintana Roo and Tulum and urging Mexico to reclaim control of its on-screen image.
An immersive candlelight beach concert in Tulum explores how live music, landscape, and intentional design converge to create a deeply sensory cultural experience.
Salma Hayek Pinault and Angelina Jolie were seen at cenotes in Tulum during a discreet film shoot that limited access but avoided major tourism disruptions, reinforcing the destination’s appeal to international productions.
AWARË, formed by Matias Da Via and Bogdan Djukic, shares how trust, silence, and improvisation shape their intimate concerts, where audiences are invited to participate, listen deeply, and experience music collectively rather than observe it.
Tulum has confirmed the official dates and main activities for Carnaval Tulum 2026, a four-day celebration expected to impact public spaces, local traditions, and economic activity across the municipality.
A live music film recorded in the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve documents a continuous on-site recording shaped by environment, released publicly in 2026.
El Último Maya, a cultural symbol from Tulum, appeared at Madrid’s Puerta del Sol as part of a tourism promotion highlighting Mayan heritage and Quintana Roo’s cultural identity.
Day Zero Festival returned to Tulum on January 10, 2026, marking its thirteenth edition with a carefully produced gathering that combined music, ritual design, and community initiatives.
The BRUTTO exhibition opened yesterday at Artery in Tulum, presenting a locally developed series by Fausto Tezza that examines material honesty and process through a brutalist ethical lens.
Zamna Festival 2026 concluded in Tulum with a record 120,000 attendees, as municipal authorities reported a positive security balance supported by inspections, access control, and interagency coordination.
Zamna Festival 2026 will bring global electronic music to Tulum through jungle and beach events, international DJs and a tourism model focused on sustainability and community integration.
Day Zero Tulum 2026 takes place January 10 with shuttle-only access, RFID payments, and strict entry rules. Organizers say preparation is essential for a smooth experience.
The Coffee Beats will make its Tulum debut on January 12, 2026, with a one-day event at Azulik that blends electronic music, wellness activities, and community in a daytime format.
