Coffee & Headlines • April 27, 2024
Puerto Vallarta welcomed 1.5 million tourists in the first quarter, 2024. Local beaches glow in the dark this time of year. Interim Mayor wants to promote the Ixtapa archaeological site. No, we cannot fly to Prague in the upcoming charter. PLUS: Lots of swimmers around the Malecón this weekend. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 27, 2024
Coffee & Headlines • April 26, 2024
The MORENA party’s local nepotism continues to raise eyebrows. Labor Day is coming on May 1. The US gets a new consulate in Guadalajara. Organizers announce the Wind Festival in Riviera Nayarit. PLUS: Tacos rule, but we already knew that. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 26, 2024
Coffee & Headlines • April 25, 2024
Portions of Basilio Badillo St. will be closed to traffic for two months. SEAPAL upgrades infrastructure in Pitillal. Mean Girls musical is coming to Guadalajara… in English? Church of the Holy Cross fiestas begin. A quick update on yesterday’s The Spotlight. PLUS: Other event updates. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 25, 2024
Coffee & Headlines • April 24, 2024
A new flight from Prague to Puerto Vallarta is announced. Luis Munguía keeps adding to his campaign promises. Be careful what you post online, Cartier learned a lesson the expensive way. Google showcases Guadalajara’s Cabañas Museum. PLUS: An upcoming Grill Festival and other event updates. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 24, 2024
Coffee & Headlines • April 23, 2024
A fishing tournament is coming to town. What are The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City doing here? We found the complete schedule for the San Sebastián Raicilla Festival. An update on the Maya Train. A new live music appreciation presentation. PLUS: Book recommendations on World Book Day. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 23, 2024
Coffee & Headlines • April 22, 2024
Medina Ascencio improvements reach Francia St. and Libramiento intersection. A drought map reveals the country’s most affected areas. It turns out, the narrowest house in the world is in Mexico. PLUS: The Guadalajara Zoo welcomes a baby giraffe. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 22, 2024
Coffee & Headlines • April 20, 2024
Day zero is real and it is coming to Mexico—find out where. There’s a kite festival in town this afternoon. We already have one guest for the next episode of The Spotlight! PLUS: More on the book I’m presently reading. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 20, 2024
Coffee & Headlines • April 19, 2024
Pull out your binoculars, there’s a comet in the sky. The fake news about a foreigner lost in the jungle reaches national coverage. New highway is a boom for Rincón de Guayabitos. PLUS: A folkloric dance festival and parade are coming. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 19, 2024
Coffee & Headlines • April 18, 2024
Emiliano Zapata condo project that was shut down can continue building. Elsewhere in the city, a demolished property should have had a demolishing permit. A funny announcement from City Hall. A marathon is coming to town. PLUS: Scorpion tacos? You bet! Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 18, 2024
Coffee & Headlines • April 17, 2024
Some restaurants didn’t fare so well during Semana Santa. A jaguar died in a Morelia zoo due to… caca water! Hot Sale is coming. PLUS: Excuse me, may I borrow your Hollow Earth map? Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 17, 2024
Coffee & Headlines • April 16, 2024
Puerto Vallarta was not the top vacation destination during Semana Santa. But we have the most expensive gas in the country. SEAPAL announces water shortages in the Hotel Zone. A lovely clothing department store opens in town. PLUS: Do you know how to prime your molcajete? Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 16, 2024
Coffee & Headlines • April 15, 2024
It looks like a show-and-tell edition of Coffee & Headlines, with awesome photos of the new Boca de Tomatlán Pier. We also share images from the Amapas Neighborhood Association staircase project. PLUS: Let’s talk about tacos! Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • April 15, 2024