WASHINGTON, D.C. – The mention of WashingtonD.C. usually conjures up images of the U.S. government – the White House, the Capitol and bureaucrats in...

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New Museum Hosts Guanacasteco Art

Tico Times - March 19, 2004

THE pastel drawings of renowned sculptor Néstor Zeledón got a new home March 10 when the Universidad Nacional inaugurated the Lola Fernández Gallery at...

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Party Celebrates Kids’ Futures

Tico Times - March 19, 2004

THE government knows young people will play an important role in Costa Rica’s future and want to demonstrate that they recognize the things the...

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European School Art Students Hang Around Heredia

Tico Times - March 19, 2004

YOU don’t have to be done with high school to get your art on museum walls. Seven teens in the International Baccalaureate Visual Arts, Design...

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Retired Teachers Study Costa Rica

Tico Times - March 19, 2004

EVERY year, groups of retired teachers from Vancouver, British Colombia, fly south to Costa Rica and settle in for a month at Ana’s Place,...

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Family Constellations Take Shape

Tico Times - March 19, 2004

GENETIC traits can be passed from generation to generation, so why not subconscious problems? This question, or belief, is the basis of a workshop...

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Ice-cold Summer

Tico Times - March 19, 2004

Three scoops of ice cream sandwiched between banana halves, drizzled with chocolate sauce buried under whipped cream and a cherry. The juice from a strawberry...

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