In our first-ever Food for Thought Thursday, we examine the topic of live theater in English in Puerto Vallarta: how it’s developed over the past two decades and how its development compares to that of theater in Spanish. Through a series of 10 questions, we attempt to answer the question: as a community of English-speaking, audience member locals, are we getting what we want when it comes to theater in English in 2021? Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • July 1, 2021

Nayarit expects a shift to ‘green’ in this week’s Covid-19 federal stoplight update. Jalisco’s Secretary of Culture destines funds to reactivate the arts. PLUS, What a Drag is here and we tell you where to watch. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • March 12, 2021

Important changes in Puerto Vallarta’s police/security force announced. Toll booths in Jalisco highways intervened. More vaccines arrive in Mexico. PLUS, would you go swimming with crocodiles?
Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • January 19, 2021

We are back live after a three-day holiday hiatus with a summary of what’s been going on in local and national news in the past couple days, including a plea from Mexico President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to stay home for 10 days.
Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • December 17, 2020

Baby shark is stranded, rescued in Nuevo Vallarta. More crocs sighted in Marina Vallarta. Tabasco declared emergency zone due to river overflowing. Is nightlife returning this Friday? PLUS: Three deadly Mexican songs.
Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • November 10, 2020

It’s all about music in today’s SUNDAY FUNDAY edition of Coffee & Headlines, with 10 awesome music documentaries you can watch online for free—and the reasons why you may want to do so. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • November 8, 2020

Updated business and recreational openings for the state of Jalisco. New passenger guidelines from Uber. Preliminary reaction to AMLO’s second annual address to the nation. PLUS, great news for Charlotte, NC residents. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • September 2, 2020

More states in Mexico switch to yellow in the national Covid-19 map. It’s been six months, by the way. Five municipalities begin rebuilding after Hernán. A love letter to Grupo de Teatro Dionisio. PLUS, Lady Tres Pesos gets the sack! Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • August 29, 2020

Turtle egg poacher busted. Who needs a new, unpleasant Covid-19 side effect? What’s the story with the presidential plane? Meet the new EGOT. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • July 28, 2020