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ENTRADAS
(Choose one)

AGUACHILE DE CALLO
Marinated sea scallops, cucumber, red onion, chipotle vinaigrette

CEVICHE VERDE
Sea Bass ceviche, tomatillo sauce, avocado

SOPE DE CHORIZO CON PAPA
Mexican sausage and potato sope

TAMAL DE LANGOSTA EN ADOBO
Adobo lobster tamale, guajillo sauce

ENSALADA VERDE
Mixed greens, tomato, avocado, citrus vinaigrette

ENSALADA DE ELOTE ROSTIZADO
Mixed greens, grilled corn, tortilla strips,
guajillo-vanilla vinaigrette

POZOLE DE LOS MARES
Guerrero style seafood pozole

PLATOS FUERTES
(Choose one)

PECHUGA DE POLLO
Grilled chicken breast, sauteed spinach and corn
tamarind sauce

PESCA AL PASTOR
Sea Bass marinated in adobo sauce, pineapple,
white rice with grilled corn

MEDALLONES DE FILETE CON MOLE DE
CHILE ANCHO Y CACAHUATE
Oaxaca style beef medallions, ancho chile
peanut mole, sautéed baby potatoes, spinach and corn

CORDERO EN ADOBO
Rack of lamb crusted with cilantro tortilla, corn polenta, yucateco pipian

TAMALES MEXICANOS
Assorted Mexican tamales

DULCE
(Choose one)

PASTEL DE CHOCOLATE
Warm chocolate cake filled with tequila coconut ganache

CHURROS DE LA CASA
Mexican street doughnuts with
chocolate and caramel sauces

….$40 per person
Prices in U.S. Dollars.  Please add 11% sales tax and 15% gratuity

Todos Santos XIII Art Festival - 2010 - Poster

Todos Santos XIII Annual Art Festival – 2010

Craving entertainment? Todos Santos is the place to be January 30 through February 6, 2010. The Todos Santos Art Festival pays tribute to the rich cultural history of Mexico and celebrates past and present artistic creation.

Visual and performing arts are the focus of this wonderful free event. Music, dance, theater, literature, painting, and craft exhibitions fill the pueblo from ten in the morning until late at night throughout the week. Lectures and educational programs are also on tap.

Dance
Colorful costumes and music will delight you at the more than ten different dance performances. Folkloric ballet, Polynesian, Colombian, African, popular, and pre-Hispanic dance performances will be presented.

Music
Special performances of classical guitar, chamber music, and South American music will be given.

Theater
Five plays are scheduled, including one children’s play.

Film
Indie films and film festival award winners will be shown throughout the week. These include international productions by such directors as Morgan Spurlock (Sundance Film Festival), Duncan Tucker (Tribeca Film Festival), and Curtis Hanson. All films are in English with Spanish subtitles.

Art
You can attend exhibitions of painting, photography, and regional crafts. These expositions open daily at 10 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. Works by regional artists and craftspeople will be for sale.

Books
A book fair will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, and discussions with authors and critics will be offered.

Add the seasoning of information and lectures on whale sharks, marine turtles, literature, and a showcase of regional cuisine, and you get an event that will have something for everyone.

All festival events are free and open to the public. A program of events and performances is available. Voluntary donations are accepted at the various theatrical events. These donations go to restore and maintain historic performance venues in Todos Santos.—Karen Alvarado
For more information about Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, visit www.TodosSantosGuide.com

Organic Farmers Market – Mar Adentro Spa – Cabo San Lucas

Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 8 a.m. to noon. 

What you eat can affect how your body functions. To maintain optimal nutrition, a variety of healthy food from all food groups and healthy eating habits can keep you on the road to better health. Food, one of life’s great pleasures, is the foundation of a healthy lifestyle.  

The Organic Farmers’ Market at Mar Adentro Spa has an amazing variety of fresh produce, seafood, organic chicken, eggs, cheeses, herbs, and fruits, along with a selection of prepared foods. It’s a happening place on Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 8 a.m. to noon, where you can meet up with friends, shop for the best organic foods, and make your appointments for the coming week for the various services.

Camino del Colegio 225, just off Miguel Angel Herrera

Fracc. Pedregal de Cabo San Lucas C. P. 23453

Cabo San Lucas, Los Cabos, BCS, Mexico.

Phone: (624) 172-0129  |  Cell Phone: 044 (624) 122-5560

E-mail: caboeatorganic@yahoo.com

Visit their website at: http://www.maradentrospa.com

Don’t miss the best party of the year, “The  3rd annual Cabo Yacht Party” aboard  Caborey on Saturday February 27, from 9PM to 3AM
A magnificent cruise around the bay of Cabo San Lucas with unique European House music brought by a DJ from Paris.
Plus, enjoy being a philanthropist as the event’s proceeds go to the Tres Deseos Foundation, assisting Los Cabos children teaching them, Paintings, Percussions, Prehispanic & African Dance.


TICKETS

Admission: $50 usd – Includes free international drinks all night long.

Champagne Table: $100 usd – Includes seating for 6 people and one bottle of premium champagne. Tickets are required for entry. Only 10 Champagne Tables available.

Ticket Locations
 

Nick San: (Cabo 143.2491) | (San José 143.6263)


Baja Brewing Company: (Cabo 143.9199) | (San José 143.9995)


La Pampa: (Cabo 143.4939) | (San José 142.0457)

Cabo Yacht Party 2010

The Farmers Market at Palmilla

Freshest produce, veggies, and fruits
Convenient location
Unique offerings
Wines and the best sommelier in Los Cabos

Organic beauty and spa products

Biodegradable cleaning products

And much more!

In Season!

Every week, The Farmers Market at Palmilla brings you something new and different, from the first vegetables and fruits of the season to special attractions. We have selected some of the best vendors in the area with a wide variety of products and services. Come and check them out:

UNIQUE OFFERINGS

Regional wines and the number one sommelier in Los Cabos, traditional Mexican candies, and biodegradable cleaning products.

100% ORGANIC

Herbs, vegetables, fruits, fresh chicken, eggs, fish, seafood, wheatgrass, fresh baked bread, pasta, natural honey, and even organic beauty and spa products.

FOOD

Panini, healthy muffins, cookies, ceviche, Mexican dishes, roasted chicken, coffee, fresh juices, jams, jellies, pesto, dressings, and sauces.

PLANTS

Palms, landscaping services, potted herbs, and fine plants to create your own organic garden.

MORE

Fashion trends, arts, crafts, ceramic, jewelry, books, maps, accessories, and also movies and popcorn!

CHARITIES

Liga Mac, Red Autism, Los Cabos Humane Society, Los Niños del Capitan, Yo Reciclo.

Hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Friday

We are striving to make this weekly event great and full of the quality products you would expect to find here. We are listening to your suggestions and continue to improve week after week. If you would like to provide additional feedback, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us at info@theshoppes.com.mx

Come on over!

THE SHOPPES AT PALMILLA

Shopping Center and Dining Experience

Carretera Transpeninsular KM 27.5

Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo, B.C.S.

Tel. (624) 144-6999

The Royal Red Rooster Club
Cabo’s Exclusive Men’s Breakfast Club
Monday, January 18, 2010, at Esperanza Resort

The weekly meeting was held Monday, January 18, 2010, at Esperanza Resort, on the tourist corridor in Cabo San Lucas. The  gathering started at 8 a.m., with breakfast served at 8:30 a.m.

Founder Tom Walsh and Korey Riggs, president of the Los Cabos Children’s Foundation, volunteered to be the Kings of the Roost (MCs) for this meeting.

The ceramic Rooster was presented to each for being the King of the Roost.

Topic: “The Need for Planned Quality Health Care Services for Foreign Investors & Tourists in Los Cabos”

Founding Date: July 14, 2008

Visit our website at www.royalredroosterclub.org

Tequila Tasting at Maria Corona Restaurant, organized by Cabo Wine Club. Thursday, January 14, 2010 in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

Maria Corona Restaurant

One tequila. Two tequila. Three tequila. Floor. For most, their first encounter with tequila included licking salt off their hand, taking a shot, biting on a lime, and perhaps suffering the day after with a headache. Not anymore. Today there’s a whole new way of enjoying this native drink. When you discover that good tequila is neither fattening nor will it give you a hangover, you may wantto learn more about this indigenous drink of Mexico.

Tana Craighead of the Cabo Wine Club organized a tequila-tasting event at Maria Corona Restaurant in Cabo San Lucas January 14, 2010. The approximately 40 wine aficionados who attended in hopes of learning more about this intriguing beverage were offered samplings of Clase Azul Tequila in blanco and reposado; Los Abuelos Tequila in blanco, reposado and añejo; and finally pomegranate desert tequila, while enjoying traditional Mexican fare prepared by Maria Corona. Tequila experts from Tequilas Premium and Hacienda Tequila were on hand to explain the differences about the aging process.

Maria Corona Restaurant – Cabo San Lucas www.loscabosguide.com/mariacorona/index.html

Tana Craighead – e-mail: cabowineclub@yahoo.com