Interesting Facts
Birth Flowers
Nothing to think about, just enjoy! — thanks to Gabi
Health
How Healthy Is Citrus Fruit?
Oranges, grapefruits and the other members of the citrus family are at their sweetest and juiciest in winter, when weather conditions are ideal for them to ripen. And they’re bursting with nutrients that support your immune system and help your body heal. Their vitamin C is worth the hype Citrus [……]
Interesting Facts
Calling All Pirates
Because we live on the once pirate-infested Caribbean . . . Earning the right to call yourself a pirate once meant living a rough-and-tumble life on the seas, robbing ships, and dodging naval law. However, modern swashbucklers enrolled at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have a much easier go of [……]
Events
First Friday – January 2025
Here are a few pics from the get-together. If you’re free on Friday, 7 February, pop over to La Buena Vida about 5:30 for a social hour with neighbors.
Culture
Liquid Gold: Mexico’s Coziest Soups
The rainy season is upon us. Gray skies break to give way to long stretches of moody storms, punctuated by ominous thunder and flashes of lightning. In just a half hour, the weather can switch dizzyingly from rays of sunshine glistening through the trees to chilly torrential downpours that leave [……]
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Nibble It, Sip It – Buy It!
WHAT: Silent Auction to benefit Vecinos projects WHEN: Thursday, January 30, 5:00 to 8:30 p.m. WHERE: Lol-Ha Restaurant dining room Admission donation is $1,000 pesos or $50 Tickets are available at the door or by clicking here . If you won’t be in Akumal and would still like to support the event, [……]
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Music at La Buena Vida
This Saturday The Familia Band will return — music starts at 6:00. Come on Sunday at 6:00 for music with DJ. Wednesday at 6:00 is Karaoke hosted by Carlo and Jeni.
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Live Music at La Buena Vida This Saturday
The Familia Band is here!
Health
Culture
Carve Me a Radish!
Visitors from Mexico and around the world stood for hours in a line that stretched for blocks to see a spectacle that the city of Oaxaca has hosted for more than 120 years. The attraction? Radishes. Every Dec. 23, the southern Mexican city, celebrated for its vibrant culture, cuisine and history, [……]