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It is an official business, bank and school holiday in the capital.

Día de San José-Saint Joseph is the patron saint of the capital city San José, and the day is recognized nationwide by Catholics with special masses (especially in the many other towns and communities named San José).

Several comments on their facebook page lament that there will be no music in 2020

Jungle Jam-Jacó Music festival appears to have disappeared.

One of the most colorful celebrations and a real photo opportunity. A parade of beautifully handmade and painted oxcarts and driving competitions are surrounded by traditional costumes, food and dancing in San Antonio de Escazú.

Día de los Boyeros-Oxcart driver’s day takes place on the second Sunday in March.

NOTE: If you’re not participating you may want to avoid the whole region south of Manuel Antonio and north of Palmar for the entire week because Envision has grown from a little gathering of a few hundred the first couple of times we were there to thousands of positively enlightened souls.

Envision-Feb 17 – 21 in 2020 Envision Music, Art and Sacred Movement Festival featuring live concerts, yoga, trapeze and lots of communing on the beach for conscious people from around the globe.

$45 for a lineup including Blues Hall of Famer: Joe Louis Walker and more than a dozen other international and Costa Rican blues artists.

9th Annual Costa Rica Blues Festival – Feb 14th through 16th, 2020 at the Papagayo Golf & Country Club, Playas del Coco.

Check their facebook page for the latest on schedule and who’s appearing at the concerts

Carnival and Festival del Mar-A week of local celebrations in Puntarenas and Quepos including street fairs and fiestas, dancing, a beauty contest, live music and sporting events.

Usually the beginning of February but check their facebook page for updates. Rodeo, tope, toro a la Tica (bullfights without the bloodshed), street fairs, traditional food booths, fireworks and music.

Nicoya Rodeo & Fiesta Patronal-One of the best on the peninsula or anywhere in Guanacaste.

Striking hand carved masks and traditional costumes decorate participants and food and fireworks complete the scene in Rey Curre south of San Isidro de El General. An indigenous celebration wrapped around a re-enactment of a battle between the toro (Spanish troops) and the diablitos (Boruca Indians). Fiesta de los Diablitos-The festival of the little devils takes place in the second half of February.Alajuelita also includes an ox-cart parade and procession to the iron cross on the mountain above the village where a blessing is given. Día de Santo Cristo de Esquipulas-Popular religious festival celebrated with fiestas and dancing in Alajuelita, Dulce Nombre and Santa Cruz.Fiesta Santa Cruz-The fiesta in Santa Cruz on the Nicoya peninsula takes place the second week in January and has a western flair with bullfights and a parade followed by a party with food, concerts and fireworks.Check their facebook page for the latest schedule and musical guests. Fiesta Palmares -Traditional (no bloodshed) bullfights, live music, folk dancing, carnival with rides and games take place starting at the end of the second week of the year in Palmares.Exact dates can be found on the Ministerio de Educación Pública calendar. Expect families on vacation and bigger crowds at the beach. “Summer” School Holidays-The long public school vacations in Costa Rica run from the middle of the second week in December through the beginning of the second week in February.New Year’s Day-Revelers who were partying in the clubs the night before gather in San José’s Parque Central and Buenos Aires, and Puntarenas to continue the festivities at dances.

WEATHER SANTA CRUZ COSTA RICA PLUS

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