We decided this weekend to take a daytrip to the colonial town of Concordia. Located just 25 miles east of Mazatlan, it’s popular for its quality handmade furniture and pottery. Touring the Town Square Center to Concordia, like most Mexican colonial towns, is the church square. This is the gathering for everyone local or tourist [...]
08. Nov, 2011
Photographs simply don’t do the Mazatlan art created by Mazatlan artist Sandi Vandiver justice. Rather her unique, handcrafted crosses must be actually seen to be fully appreciated. Each one an inspirational one-of-a-kind piece with it’s own story to be interpreted from the broad range of media that Sandi works with. A MAZATLAN ART PARTY!! Now [...]
19. Jul, 2011
Mention that you’re thinking of traveling to Mazatlan to your friends, and get ready for the chorus of dire warnings. Haven’t you seen the news?! Don’t you know that there’s US government travel advisories warning against traveling there?! So then what about all the people that do come down here? Worse yet, what about the [...]
19. Jul, 2011
As costs for dental work in the US, the UK, and Canada have only continued to shoot up, so too have the prices on the same procedures done south of the order become more affordable. Mexican dentistry prices as low as one eighth of what you’ll pay back home. In fact people have even been [...]
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