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A Symphonic Touch at Playa Carrillo
Classical Music by The Youngest and The First Orchestra of Guanacaste
“We are neither the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra nor the Vienna Symphony Orchestra. But we are proud to be the first symphonic orchestra of Guanacaste,” said Juan Luis Guevara Mora, the conductor of the 25th of July Symphony Orchestra of Nicoya. More >
Caricaco Music Fest Rocks Harder in its Third Year
Nosara’s own music festival, Caricaco, in its third year at the hilltop retreat Tierra Magnifica, showed that three times is a charm with a strong lineup of bands and professionally managed venue. More >
Saint Patrick day at the Black Sheep pub
An Irish Tradition Celebrated In Nosara
St. Patrick's Day was celebrated on March 17th at Black Sheep Pub with the participation of tens of Nosara residents and visitors. As the tradition requires, the color of the night was green. More >
Light Shining On Hypnotizing Fingertips
Arjuna an archer in the Mahabharata, a Hindu epic, succeeded in hitting the eye of a wooden fish that was rotating over a reflective pool of oil. He aimed only by looking at the fish's reflection in the pool and in doing so he awed his spectators. This victory won the peerless archer the hand of his first wife, Draupadi. More >
Interview with Krishna Das
A Cup of Tea with KD
(Feb. 23) A spirited and fully engaged crowd of about 220 people was sprawled around the hardwood floors of the top level yoga studio at Blue Spirit Thursday night. All eyes and ears were on Krishna Das, a man commonly called the "rock star of chanting." Haven't heard of him? Chances are you've at least heard him if you've been to a yoga class in the last five years. He's almost always on the playlist. More >
The Cymbals Toll For The Gods’ Names
Hemingway addressed the fatuity of war in his book For Whom The Bell Tolls, a title quoted from a sermon of John Donne, an English poet, writer and priest from 16th century. The bells tolled not for one, but for all. We, humans, are all interconnected as he emphasized. More + Slideshow >
Charm of Samara's Desolate Island
Day after day I would look across the ocean toward the little island off Samara beach and wonder what it would be like to be there, until I just had to go check it out myself. More >
Support From the Community For the Community
“If we didn’t have the community’s support, we would have to close the library tomorrow,” Beverly Kitson said during an annual fundraising event for Biblioteca David Kitson. She is the administrative director of the library. More >
Satisfy Your Musical Gluttony
As March, the month of Mars, Roman god of war, is insidiously approaching to conquest 31 days of the year, hunger for good music start to bug the ears. Those of you, who are craving for some locally prepared melodies, got lucky again. Caricaco Music Festival that you already tasted twice in the past years is on its way to Playa Guiones for a third shot. More >
March Astrology Report
Loving Venus moves into Aquarius on the 3rd, reminding us to allow space in our togetherness. Value freedom and independence in your connection, and watch them bloom. Take a moment to appreciate how you fit into your greater community, and how you can help to enrich the world around you. More > |
