Red Alert at Poás Volcano: One Month of Sustained Volcanic Activity in the Central Mountain Range
On April 23, 2025, the National Commission for Risk Prevention and Emergency Response (CNE) declared a red alert for the Poás Volcano National Park due to a sustained increase in volcanic activity that has been recorded since the beginning of the year. This measure was supported by technical reports from the Technical Advisory Committee on […]
Three Young Costa Rican Conductors to Debut with the National Symphony Orchestra
The Benemérita National Symphony Orchestra of Costa Rica will hold two free concerts featuring three young Costa Rican conductors: Alejandro Acuña Moreira, Luissana Padilla Chinchilla, and Cristian González Kharina, as part of the “Young Conductors” program. The Benemérita National Symphony Orchestra of Costa Rica (OSNCR) will hold two free concerts featuring three young Costa Rican […]
National Center of Culture to Be the Epicenter of World Book Day Celebration on April 23
The National Center of Culture will be the epicenter of the activities celebrating World Book and Copyright Day this Wednesday, April 23, 2025, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The National Center of Culture (Cenac) will be the epicenter of the celebrations for World Book and Copyright Day this Wednesday, April 23, 2025, from 1 […]
Impressive Eruption of Poás Volcano: Ash Column Reaches Up to 4 Kilometers in Height
The strongest of the year: impacts in the Central Valley and preventive measures underway San José, Costa Rica | April 21, 2025 — Yesterday, Poás Volcano produced the strongest eruption recorded so far this year, releasing a massive column of ash and gases that reached between 3 and 4 kilometers in height. The event, which […]
Uber Will Offer Promotional Codes for Attending the Second Official Season Concert of the National Symphony Orchestra
The Ministry of Culture and Youth and the technology platform Uber have established a partnership through which people attending the Second Official Season Concert of the National Symphony Orchestra (OSNCR) can receive up to 25% off rides to and from the National Theatre of Costa Rica (TNCR) on the days of the concerts. San José, […]
Performance “The Forgotten Hero” Commemorates the 169th Anniversary of the Battle of Rivas and the Deed of Juan Santamaría
To commemorate the 169th anniversary of the Battle of Rivas and the heroic act of soldier Juan Santamaría on April 11, 1856, the Juan Santamaría Historical and Cultural Museum (MHCJS), located in Alajuela, will present the performance “The Forgotten Hero,” by the Folkloric and Cultural Association “La Malacrianza.” San José, March 31, 2025. To commemorate […]
National Symphony Orchestra to Perform Under the Baton of Six-Time GRAMMY Winner Giancarlo Guerrero
The National Symphony Orchestra of Costa Rica (OSNCR) will present its second Official Season Concert of 2025 this Friday, April 4, and Sunday, April 6, at the National Theatre of Costa Rica, under the baton of one of the most internationally recognized Costa Ricans in the field of music: Giancarlo Guerrero, multiple GRAMMY Award winner. […]
Poás Volcano Closes Again After Explosive Eruptions: What’s Happening with the Alajuelan Giant?
Poás Volcano National Park remains closed to the public since Monday, April 8, 2025, following two explosive eruptions that occurred within a few hours. The measure was taken by the National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) as part of the safety protocol in response to intensified volcanic activity in the area. The eruptions, classified as […]
Osa Awakens Its History with Culture, Music, and by Honoring Its Pre-Columbian World Heritage Sites
The Brunca Region is celebrating! The Ministry of Culture and Youth, along with the National Museum of Costa Rica, is preparing a cultural festival on April 10, 11, 12, and 13, 2025, in the areas of Palmar Norte, Palmar Sur, and Sierpe, as well as other places in the canton of Osa, with the 2025 […]
Much More than Green: A Journey into the Heart of the Jade Tradition in Pre-Columbian Costa Rica – Final 2 Months
A Green Legacy About to Vanish from Sight Jade, that deep green stone evoking mystery and antiquity, held a central place in pre-Columbian Costa Rican societies. The temporary exhibition “Much More than Green”, currently in its final two months before closing on May 29, offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the fascinating tradition […]
