Culture & Lifestyle

The Costa Rican Tattoo Artist Who Turns Trips Into Prizes: Bryan Romero and the Golden Rule for Growing In the Art of Tattooing

With a decade in the trade, Romero has navigated between styles, understanding the rules of competitive art while exploring creative freedom. His dedication has been reflected in the challenge of tattooing an entire back in less than two months. Learn more about the career of this artist, who has received 40 international awards...

Costa Rica Has Four Times More Dogs and Cats than Children in Our Homes

The country has four times more furry friends than children under 12 confirms the aging problem we are experiencing. Gabriela Solano and Bryan Blanco

Exploring Alternative Treatments with Natural Medicine in Costa Rica

Costa Rica, known for its lush biodiversity and vibrant culture, is also a hub for alternative medicine and natural healing practices.

K-Festival 2025 Kicks off Today with Two Days of Korean Cuisine and Culture in San José

The 2025 K-Gastronomic Festival begins today in the National Park with a program that will bring together gastronomy, shows, and cultural experiences during two days open to the public.

International Musician Day. “When Words Fail, Music speaks.”

The International Musician's Day is celebrated every November 22, to celebrate all those who in some way or another interact and know about music.

Costa Rica´s first Professional Certification in Sustainable Gastronomy was launched

Chef Kevin Charpentier Romero is certified as a Sustainable Executive Chef, the first in Costa Rica

WED Costa Rica Recognizes Women Entrepreneurs Who Make an Impact in Their Communities

The event was organized by the Surí Training Center, the ALAS organization, and the international Women’s Entrepreneurship Day network.

How to Avoid Vampire Consumption: Quick Solutions For The Holiday Season

It is estimated that vampire consumption generates increases in billing of up to 10% and contributes to global warming.

Taking the Decision to Learn Spanish for Moving to Costa Rica: Is it Necessary?

Short answer: While it's not strictly necessary, learning Spanish will significantly enhance your experience in Costa Rica.

Two Costa Ricans Share Their Success with The Podcast “Historia De Costa Rica”

Luis Martínez and Gabriel Cerdas, founders of the Historia de Costa Rica project, recount its evolution from a simple photo archive to a multiplatform educational reference. With six years of experience, they are now seeking the country's highest cultural award while professionalizing their content with production quality...
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 San José Municipality Cancels Zapote Fair Tender: Are Year-End Festivities at Risk?

The iconic year-end celebrations in San José, Costa Rica, face mounting uncertainty after the local government officially declared the...