The INAPAM card, distributed nationwide free of charge, can provide senior citizens with a wealth of benefits and discounts, but is difficult to obtain in Puerto Vallarta. Is it worth your while?
Author: Paco Ojeda
Born in Monterrey, Mexico, grew in Mexico City, studied in Boston MA, and have been living permanently in Puerto Vallarta for close to two decades.
Studio Ghibli Films Come to Netflix, But Not in the US
For a change, here is something your VPN service won’t be able to provide here in Puerto Vallarta!
Exploring the Saturday Libramiento Market
The Mexican-style farmers market or “tianguis” dates back to prehispanic times. Enjoy this quintessentially Mexican experience!
Los Muertos Brewing Expands
Did you know that Puerto Vallarta’s first craft brewery and brewpub has a second location near Versalles?
The Famous 41, Slated for the Big Screen
41 homosexual men were busted by the police (illegally) in Mexico City on November 18, 1901. Their story is coming to the big screen.
A Triple Treat for Symphonic Music Aficionados
Three spectacular symphonic music performances take place in Guadalajara over the course of one weekend. Who could possibly resist going?
New Festival Combines Local Musical Talents With Environmental Awareness
A new event to take place this Saturday, January 11, 2020, at Chico’s Paradise in Puerto Vallarta’s South Shore is an excellent opportunity to get out of town, enjoy the talent of several renowned local bands in a natural setting, and raise awareness about our natural surroundings.
Recycle Your Dolce Gusto Capsules
Nestle’s popular Dolce Gusto coffee capsules can be recycled in town!
A Quick Look at the New Basilio Restaurant
We tried the new Basilio restaurant at La Comer. Was it worth it? Take a look!
My Contemplative Sunday Presentation
As in seasons past, I’ve been invited to make a presentation later on this month for the Contemplative Sunday group, a group of local anglophones that meet at the Friendship Club on Sundays. In years past, I’ve spoken about music, touching base on the Puerto Vallarta experience. This time around, they had other suggestions and…
My Take on the Sheraton Snafu (and Official Reply from Marriott Corporation)
Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock today, you’ve probably learned that the Sheraton Buganvilias (the name of Puerto Vallarta’s Sheraton) refused a gay couple the opportunity to celebrate their wedding on their premises, suggesting other local properties that are part of the Marriott International Inc. brand (the Westin and the Marriott in Marina Vallarta)….
Where Did Editorial Content Go?
On the subtle line that separates advertising and editorial content in local publications…
