Category: Art & Culture

A charreada is a Mexican rodeo, and in Jalisco it is a very popular, professionally recognized sport with strict rules. Both men and women compete, wearing colorful Mexican cowboy costumes trimmed in silver studs. The horsemen show […]

Once upon a time, in a land not that far away, a wonderful tourist destination would develop around the old seaside port of Puerto Vallarta. And there amongst its many colourful streets is a cinematic mural at […]

This Gringo Gulch light signal was installed in 1932 and turned off in 1970.  It matches the one on the Malecón. Boat captains had to line up both signals in order to safely enter […]

Festival VallArte presented By Library Los Mangos In its first edition FESTIVAL VALLARTE will offer a simple program with free events open to the public and public events with a cost of […]

www.ColibriDesignVallarta.com  While visiting Puerto Vallarta, folks are confronted with a true conundrum. There are so many things to do and see that it is hard to decide what to take […]

Find this on a guided walk around historic Vallarta with PuertoVallartaWalkingTours.com. Stroll the cobblestone streets, typical of Spanish Colonial architecture, while absorbing the sights, smell and sounds of daily life. […]

In Mexico, Christmas festivities officially begin with the Posadas, a series of nine parties occurring every day from the 16th until the 24th of December. Posadas are said to have been […]

The usually bustling markets all over Mexico become even busier in December when displays of fruit for ponche navideño (Christmas punch) leading to the posadas intensifies. For nine days before Christmas, friends and neighbors get […]

It’s almost 2019! How is it already almost 2019?! Happy Holidays to you dear reader, whatever holidays you choose to celebrate.   Speaking of celebration, the sale on Celebration Tiles (and tile […]