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Costa Rica’s National Radio Pioneers 100% Local Music Programming

In a country where only 3% of most radio stations' playlists are made up of Costa Rican tunes, National Radio is taking a bold stance: 100% of the music they play from now on will be produced in Costa Rica. Give it a listen in our special podcast.

India Fest, San Ramón run and other happenings around Costa Rica

A roundup of events taking place November 13-20.

The Little Theatre Group has found a new home – and you’re invited

"We couldn't be more delighted, because history has repeated itself and the Little Theatre Group's dream has come true again. It materialized this past August in the form of a large house and huge garden in San Rafael, Escazú," said longtime board member Ann Antkiw.

Help build Costa Rica’s first animal hospital, with a virtual brick

Dog food company Super Perro and the Animal Rescue Association are building Costa Rica's first pet hospital, which will operate on an ability-to-pay basis. But first they need your help.

5 questions for a Costa Rican artist – ‘What defines good artwork is the feeling behind it’

The Tico Times sat down with artist Alejandra Fournier at her workshop to talk about her approach to art and how it keeps her feet on the ground.

Tiquicia Balance Board holds national championship, Part II

This is the second installment of this year's national championship for the low-profile sport of balance board. The activity will take place at the Outlet Internacional de Alajuela at 2 p.m.

Art auction raises funds to build teen cancer hospital

Lang came up with the idea for a new cancer fundraiser during a conversation with her grandmother, the painter Ana Wien, and began to put together an auction of 40 different art pieces painted by renowned Costa Rican artists. No canvas here: the works were painted on fiberglass heads.

Movember returns to Costa Rica to boost prostate cancer awareness

Movember began in Australia in 2003 when a group of Australian men decided to grow moustaches as a show of support for their friend who had prostate cancer. Since then, the moustache has become the official banner of the fight against this disease, and the movement has become popular in at least 20 countries around the world.

Day of the Dead celebrations and other happenings around Costa Rica

Mexican Institute Activities The Day of the Dead is an important traditional celebration in Mexico, and the Mexican Institute in Costa Rica, located in Los...

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