Bilingual Job Fair Attracts Thousands
QCOSTARICA - This past weekend, thousands of Costa Rican job seekers visited the CINDE...
Mes Negro (Black Month) A Month is a Terrible Thing to Waste
There is a level of insanity on display in Downtown San José that has...
Farmer’s Market of San José Displays the Abundance of Costa Rica
QCOSTARICA - By Michael Miller. Every Saturday, starting about 7 in the morning, thousands...
Flying to Nicaragua (From Costa Rica)
QCOSTARICA - Granada, Nicaragua is a popular destination for many North Americans living in...
Paseo Gastronomico la Luz; Downtown’s Restaurant Row
QCOSTARICA - In the last few years, the city of San José has been...
Talentum, A Fun Place for Lunch in San José’s Barrio Amon
QCOSTARICA - There is a fun new place to have lunch in Downtown San...
La Carpio May Be Costa Rica’s Worst Ghetto
COSTA RICA JOURNAL - Very few expats living in Costa Rica have ever heard...
In Costa Rica, “MAC” Means Art
QCOSTA RICA - It is surprising how many expats don't realize that Costa Rica...
Downtown San José’s First Wine Shop
QCOSTARICA - The first wine shop in Downtown San José had its grand opening...
Closings in Barrio Amon and Barrio Otoya (San Jose)
(QCOSTARICA) By Michael Miller - In the past few months, a surprising number of...
The Tile Art of Barrio Amón
QCOSTARICA - Downtown San José is filled with public art. Everywhere you look you...
“The Real San José” is back
Earlier this year I had a number of technical problems with my website, "The...
Dias de Los Diablitos (Days of the Little Devils)
QCOSTARICA - If you have spent any time in Costa Rica, you have probably...
Hotel Don Carlos, A Center for Costa Rican Art
QCOSTARICA - If you are fortunate enough to spend some time in Downtown San...
Lunch on the Plaza (Granada, Nicaragua)
QCOSTARICA TRAVEL (By Michael Miller) We have mentioned before that Granada, Nicaragua is a...
Washing the INS Building
QCOSTARICA - What happens to a big office tower during the long Christmas holiday? ...
The Beguiling Bronzes of 4th Avenue
QCOSTARICA - Avenida Cuatro (4th Avenue) in Downtown San José is known as “The...
