English Theatre in Costa Rica

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English Theatre in Costa Rica

September 2nd, 2008 | Costa Rica - Family Friendly, Costa Rica - Must See or Do, Costa Rica - Nightlife | No Comments »

Searching for something fun to do in San Jose this weekend? Why not try the theatre. The Little Theatre Group is presenting the musical comedy “Nusense” in English at the Laurence Oliver theatre. Performances will be held Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 pm.

Sunday afternoon there will be a special matinee performance at 2:30 pm. For those who arrive early, from 1 pm onward there will be a cash bar and free bocas (fingerfood). Democrats Abroad of Costa Rica will be there in order to encourage attendees from the United States to apply for their absentee ballots for the general election.

The price for the Sunday ticket is 7,000 colones, while Friday and Saturday run 4,000 Read more

Relocating to Costa Rica?

July 31st, 2008 | Costa Rica - Culture, Costa Rica - News, Costa Rica - Nightlife, Costa Rica - Tourist Trap, Costa Rica - Travel Tips | No Comments »

If you are thinking about relocating or retiring in Costa Rica, there are a lot of factors to take into consideration when trying to decide where to live, and I’m talking in addition to finding something that fits into your budget. Sometimes people don’t think enough about what they need out of their surroundings, and what their personal preferences are.

You may automatically think that you want to live on the beach, but the temperatures in costal Costa Rica differ greatly from those in the interior. Also, the farther you get away from the main city of San José, the farther you are from cultural activities, such as museums and the symphony, and entertainment, such as movie Read more

Burgers, Beer and the NFL

July 21st, 2008 | Costa Rica - Gringo Favorite, Costa Rica - Nightlife, Costa Rica - Places to Eat | 1 Comment »

Great music, delicious food, super cold beer and quality service are what make The Beatle Bar in Jacó Beach so successful. Hailed as the most famous bar and nightclub in Latin America, this establishment is an international hit, drawing crowds from all around the world. Open 7 days a week, The Beatle Bar has everything from burgers to seafood, and is good for lunch or dinner. If you’ve come for a drink, don’t be shy, step right up to the bar and get your guaro!

American expats are drawn to The Beatle Bar for another reason… Monday Night Football! Four plasma TV screens play the NFL Sunday and Monday games every week throughout the season. Read more