Earlier this month Center of Joy led a workshop for staff from the Ministry of Health in Santa Cruz. It was an experiential workshop meaning it was centered on practice and it was called "Pausa Consciente: Mindfulness and Integral Wellbeing in the Workplace".
On Monday, we shared that last week brought two animal rescues in Town and told the story of a spotted skunk safely released back into the forest, in hopes it would find its way to its family. Today, we’ll dive into the second rescue, a slightly bigger one.
CORE has officially closed its chapter in Las Catalinas, leaving a meaningful impact on Town’s community. They opened their doors in 2020, at a moment when COVID was beginning to ease and the community in Town was growing quickly, as we shared in this past Thursday’s edition of The Daily.
Today La Estancia hosted a mini sale at Plaza Mercado. From 3 pm to 4 pm they offered eggs, corn, pipián (a smaller variety of the known squash), papaya and cucumber, all harvested with the same care and attention that define all they do.
When COVID first hit in 2020, the world paused for a moment. After a few months, life began to move slowly again, and changes started to take shape. The uncertainty of that time made many rethink their choices and confront the question of what kind of life they wanted to live and where they could ...
Pascual has published its Thanksgiving menu for this coming November 27.
Los Altos are getting closer to being delivered.
Last Wednesday brought two special rescues in Town. The sweetest one took place at Plaza Mercado, when a mofeta punteada or spotted skunk was found inside one of the trash bins at Papagayo Brewery.
Last week, Center of Joy hosted a very special retreat called Sacred Pause, led by yoga teachers Morgan Phelan and Dani Perry.
Las Catalinas had its annual Halloween Party on October 25th, bringing families, friends, and visitors together for an afternoon full of costumes, laughter, and community. Here’s a quick look back at everything that happened.
The buildings at La Rambla are getting closer and closer to their finish lines, and this week the progress has become especially noticeable, with the common areas facing Mainstreet now looking much more complete.
In yesterday’s The Daily we mentioned that November is a month of transition between rainy season and dry season. Part of this is that we begin to have more sunny days. And although there are days like today, with a bright morning and a little rain earlier, in general the days are starting to heat ...
October sits right in the heart of the rainy season and, as the wettest month of the year in Costa Rica, combined with the influence of atmospheric systems in the Caribbean, it brought out a different side of Trail D, one that’s full of fun and adventure.
After a short break during the peak of the rainy season, Coquelicot reopened at the end of October and is back with refreshing new flavors.
Last week was a week filled with fun, but also with achievements. Castillo Arquitectos was awarded the Design Excellence Award in the Mixed-Use Project Category 2025 by The Urban Guild, for their work on Plaza del Mercado Flats in Las Catalinas.
This past weekend and the beginning of this week brought rainier days, whether because October is our rainiest month or due to the effects of Hurricane Melissa. The rains carried with them a distinct sound that instantly pulls the senses back to the present.
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