Culture & Lifestyle

The Spanish Cultural Center inaugurated the Virtual Museum of Spanish Emigration in Costa Rica at the National Theater

On the evening of Tuesday, June 17, the Spanish Cultural Center in Costa Rica successfully inaugurated the Virtual Museum of Spanish Emigration in Costa Rica at the National Theater. With a packed house, we were attended by our director,...

Beyond The Catwalk: The Essence of Fiorella Vindas as a Woman and a Costa Rican

In the heart of Guanacaste, specifically in Las Juntas de Abangares, Costa Rica, between the aroma of coffee and the echo of the waves, a girl with dreams of inventing was born. Today, Fiorella Vindas dazzles on the international...

Why Costa Rica Would Be the Safest Place in the World to Be if World War III Started?

In an increasingly unstable world, the threat of a global conflict—World War III—looms as a terrifying possibility. Nations with strong military alliances, nuclear capabilities, and strategic importance would likely become primary targets. However, some countries would remain relatively safe...

Gloria Calderón: A Life Behind The Lens, Capturing The Essence Of Costa Rica

In the heart of Costa Rica, we find Gloria Calderón Bejarano, a talented photojournalist who has dedicated her life to capturing the beauty and reality of her country through her lens. She has traveled a path full of learning...

The Creativity of the Expat Community in Costa Rica: A Hub of Innovation and Artistry

Costa Rica, known for its lush rainforests, pristine beaches, and "Pura Vida" lifestyle, has long been a magnet for expatriates seeking a slower pace of life, natural beauty, and a welcoming culture. But beyond the postcard-perfect scenery lies something...

The Reason Costa Rican Families Are So Closely Knit: The Heart of “Pura Vida”

Costa Rica is known worldwide for its breathtaking landscapes, eco-conscious mindset, and the famous "Pura Vida" lifestyle. But beyond its natural beauty lies another treasure—the strong, tightly knit family bonds that form the backbone of Costa Rican society. Unlike...

Canada Celebrates Canada Day in Costa Rica by Highlighting Its Unique Identity and Culture

In the context of Canada Day, the Canadian Embassy in Costa Rica reinforces the values ​​that distinguish its nation internationally and that it shares with our country. Through diplomatic, educational, and cooperation initiatives, this emblematic date becomes an opportunity...

Costa Rica Among the Countries With Lowest Birth Rates in Latin America: A Society Redefining Its Priorities

Costa Rica has established itself as the country with the second lowest birth rate in Latin America, surpassed only by Chile. This is confirmed by the most recent State of World Population Report, which places the country with a...

Discovery of Two Slave Galleons in Cahuita Rewrites History of the Costa Rican Caribbean

Thanks to the work of a team of young people from Limón, in partnership with the University of Costa Rica (UCR) and specialists from the National Museum of Denmark, a 300-year-old secret was discovered. In the heart of Costa Rica's...

Interview with Anne-Marie Mascaro, from Monkeyfriendly.com and How Community-Based Conservation Projects are Living-Proof of Costa Rica´s Environmental Commitment

What inspired you to start a wildlife education program for kids in Costa Rica? I came to Costa Rica to learn from a global leader in conservation and understand what made its efforts so effective. During a guided tour of...
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Festival de la Luz 2026 to Feature 10 Giant Balloons, 14 Marching Bands, and Six Ground Performances

Ten giant balloons, 14 marching bands, and six street-level performances will headline the 2026 Festival de la Luz, embracing...