Every Wednesday & Saturday 8 am – 12 pm – www.facebook.com/caboorganicmarket

Open year round, the Cabo San Lucas Organic Farmer’s Market is a very popular local spot to meet up with friends. Shop for fine organic produce, prepared foods and delicious baked goods (ask for their gluten-free items), and enjoy healthy breakfasts and fresh juices. You’ll find seafood, organic chicken, eggs, cheeses, herbs and fruits, and a range of to go items, including probiotic-rich kimchi and tepache. This cozy market features a selection of lovely arts and crafts, a menu of health and wellness services and more! Located at the back side of Pedregal on Camino del Colegio.

5:00 pm – 9 pm from November through June

Explore the streets and art galleries of San José del Cabo’s historic downtown art district, every Thursday evening from 5pm – 9pm between the months of November through June. The Gallery District Association (made up of 12 certified galleries) created, promotes and organizes the Art Walk that has been in existence for more than 10 years. Many galleries offer a glass of wine and snacks or hors d’oeuvres. The local government closes part of the main street of Obregon, as well as part of the side street of Morelos. Other streets participating in the Art Walk are Zaragoza , Hidalgo, Guerrero and Comonfort. All the parking lots and side streets fill up fast, so it is advisable to get there early. In addition to amazing local restaurants, galleries and boutiques, there are also many food carts and stands with items like tamales, tostadas, churros, popcorn, and ice cream along with live entertainment in front of the REmexico Real Estate San José office around 6pm.

Every Friday 9:00 am -1:00 pm from November through April – www.facebook.com/TheShoppesPalmilla

Located at KM 27 of the tourist corridor, SW of San José del Cabo, the farmer’s market at the Shoppes at Palmilla is a wonderful way to spend a relaxing Friday morning. You will find a great selection of fresh produce, eggs, dairy, poultry and fresh fish, along with artisan baked goods, regional honey and delicious prepared foods, all in an upscale environment. Along with the organic bounty, there are fresh flowers, herbs and plants, plus health, beauty and spa products. Browse beautiful arts and crafts, clothing and textiles, ceramics and jewelry, while enjoying an ocean view of the San José Bay. The Shoppes at Palmilla also boasts fine restaurants, boutiques and shops, galleries and a large, well-stocked organic supermarket.

Doors open at 11:00 am – OmniaClubs.com/los-cabos

OMNIA Los Cabos day club in San José del Cabo hosts “Feel Good Fridays” every week. Party-goers will enjoy a day of non-stop dance music and never-ending cocktails featuring local DJ talent and specials for Cabo locals. Feel Good Fridays is OMNIA’s laid back start to the weekend, which regularly features sold out Saturday performances by in demand DJ’s from around the globe. With plush daybeds, private cabanas and inviting pools, OMNIA is an awesome place to spend a day in paradise!

Jazz Fest La Paz will feature Pargazz, Sinoma & José, Quetzalong, JazSur, Terry Townson with Espresso, Yan Roads & The Organic Monster on Saturday, January 31 from 5pm to 10pm at Marea La Paz (where Sinaloa Street ends at the beach). Tickets can be purchased in advance for $200 MXN for general admission or $400 MXN for VIP passes at Trailhunter Restaurant or KM-14 Centenario. Students under 18 are free. The event will benefit Mar Libre, a local environmental group that cleans reefs and mangroves and does school presentations educating children about the harmful effects of marine debris. Visit Jazz Fest La Paz on Facebook!

Every Wednesday & Saturday 8 am – 12 pm – www.facebook.com/caboorganicmarket

Open year round, the Cabo San Lucas Organic Farmer’s Market is a very popular local spot to meet up with friends. Shop for fine organic produce, prepared foods and delicious baked goods (ask for their gluten-free items), and enjoy healthy breakfasts and fresh juices. You’ll find seafood, organic chicken, eggs, cheeses, herbs and fruits, and a range of to go items, including probiotic-rich kimchi and tepache. This cozy market features a selection of lovely arts and crafts, a menu of health and wellness services and more! Located at the back side of Pedregal on Camino del Colegio.

Every Saturday 9:00am – 3:00 pm from November through May – www.sanjomo.com (624) 142 0948

The largest market in Los Cabos, the San José Organic Market is held downtown at “Huerta María” (Maria’s Farm). Vendors offer locally grown fresh produce and fruit, herbs, and delicious homemade Mexican foods like sopes and tamales, as well as vegetarian and vegan offerings. Farm fresh eggs, yogurt, artisanal ice cream, baked goods, cheeses, chicken, beef and pork are also on hand along with juices, sauces, organic coffee and local honey. Artists’ booths are full of crafts, clothing, art, photography and jewelry. Live music, workshops, yoga, massage and holistic services, and fun activities for kids make this market appealing to all ages and tastes. The festive atmosphere lasts throughout the day but plan to arrive early for the best selection.

Every Wednesday & Saturday 8 am – 12 pm – www.facebook.com/caboorganicmarket

Open year round, the Cabo San Lucas Organic Farmer’s Market is a very popular local spot to meet up with friends. Shop for fine organic produce, prepared foods and delicious baked goods (ask for their gluten-free items), and enjoy healthy breakfasts and fresh juices. You’ll find seafood, organic chicken, eggs, cheeses, herbs and fruits, and a range of to go items, including probiotic-rich kimchi and tepache. This cozy market features a selection of lovely arts and crafts, a menu of health and wellness services and more! Located at the back side of Pedregal on Camino del Colegio.

5:00 pm – 9 pm from November through June

Explore the streets and art galleries of San José del Cabo’s historic downtown art district, every Thursday evening from 5pm – 9pm between the months of November through June. The Gallery District Association (made up of 12 certified galleries) created, promotes and organizes the Art Walk that has been in existence for more than 10 years. Many galleries offer a glass of wine and snacks or hors d’oeuvres. The local government closes part of the main street of Obregon, as well as part of the side street of Morelos. Other streets participating in the Art Walk are Zaragoza , Hidalgo, Guerrero and Comonfort. All the parking lots and side streets fill up fast, so it is advisable to get there early. In addition to amazing local restaurants, galleries and boutiques, there are also many food carts and stands with items like tamales, tostadas, churros, popcorn, and ice cream along with live entertainment in front of the REmexico Real Estate San José office around 6pm.

Don’t miss the 11th Annual Todos Santos Open Studio Tour on February 7-9! Each February, a community of artists opens the doors to their studios, inviting you to explore down rambling dirt roads and discover what’s hidden behind their walls. The experience of visiting an artist’s studio is completely different from viewing the artist’s work in the formal setting of a gallery. It’s a chance to connect more intimately with the artist, ask questions, discuss observations, and see his or her tools of the trade. The weekend starts with the Wine & Cheese Sneak Peek on Friday, February 7 at 6:00pm (tickets $150 MXN). Self-guided open studio tours take place on February 8-9 from 10am to 4pm (tickets $300 MXN). The weekend concludes with the sold-out Evening of Music with John Paul Jones, Miguel Ochoa and Friends at La Esquina. www.TodosSantosOpenStudio.org

Every Friday 9:00 am -1:00 pm from November through April – www.facebook.com/TheShoppesPalmilla

Located at KM 27 of the tourist corridor, SW of San José del Cabo, the farmer’s market at the Shoppes at Palmilla is a wonderful way to spend a relaxing Friday morning. You will find a great selection of fresh produce, eggs, dairy, poultry and fresh fish, along with artisan baked goods, regional honey and delicious prepared foods, all in an upscale environment. Along with the organic bounty, there are fresh flowers, herbs and plants, plus health, beauty and spa products. Browse beautiful arts and crafts, clothing and textiles, ceramics and jewelry, while enjoying an ocean view of the San José Bay. The Shoppes at Palmilla also boasts fine restaurants, boutiques and shops, galleries and a large, well-stocked organic supermarket.

Doors open at 11:00 am – OmniaClubs.com/los-cabos

OMNIA Los Cabos day club in San José del Cabo hosts “Feel Good Fridays” every week. Party-goers will enjoy a day of non-stop dance music and never-ending cocktails featuring local DJ talent and specials for Cabo locals. Feel Good Fridays is OMNIA’s laid back start to the weekend, which regularly features sold out Saturday performances by in demand DJ’s from around the globe. With plush daybeds, private cabanas and inviting pools, OMNIA is an awesome place to spend a day in paradise!

Don’t miss the 11th Annual Todos Santos Open Studio Tour on February 7-9! Each February, a community of artists opens the doors to their studios, inviting you to explore down rambling dirt roads and discover what’s hidden behind their walls. The experience of visiting an artist’s studio is completely different from viewing the artist’s work in the formal setting of a gallery. It’s a chance to connect more intimately with the artist, ask questions, discuss observations, and see his or her tools of the trade. The weekend starts with the Wine & Cheese Sneak Peek on Friday, February 7 at 6:00pm (tickets $150 MXN). Self-guided open studio tours take place on February 8-9 from 10am to 4pm (tickets $300 MXN). The weekend concludes with the sold-out Evening of Music with John Paul Jones, Miguel Ochoa and Friends at La Esquina. www.TodosSantosOpenStudio.org

Each year, Caboholics flock to Cabo to spend a week catching up with old friends, enjoying activities and giving back to the community and local businesses. How do you know if you’re a Caboholic? Their website explains “Most people become aware there is a problem soon after their first trip to Cabo. Upon returning home, they may find it difficult to focus on work, even when they try not to think about Cabo, thoughts and images continue to fill their mind…Within a week after you return from your vacation in Cabo, you are already checking out the airfare and hotels / timeshares available for your next trip…Each time you vacation in Cabo the addiction grows. The desire for your next “fix” is much stronger than it was after your first trip.” The Caboholics organize several affordable events throughout the week of the convention including a meet & greet, pool party, boat cruises, bar crawl, cocktail tastings, a ride through town on a fire truck and more! www.Caboholics.com/2020registration.html

Every Wednesday & Saturday 8 am – 12 pm – www.facebook.com/caboorganicmarket

Open year round, the Cabo San Lucas Organic Farmer’s Market is a very popular local spot to meet up with friends. Shop for fine organic produce, prepared foods and delicious baked goods (ask for their gluten-free items), and enjoy healthy breakfasts and fresh juices. You’ll find seafood, organic chicken, eggs, cheeses, herbs and fruits, and a range of to go items, including probiotic-rich kimchi and tepache. This cozy market features a selection of lovely arts and crafts, a menu of health and wellness services and more! Located at the back side of Pedregal on Camino del Colegio.

Every Saturday 9:00am – 3:00 pm from November through May – www.sanjomo.com (624) 142 0948

The largest market in Los Cabos, the San José Organic Market is held downtown at “Huerta María” (Maria’s Farm). Vendors offer locally grown fresh produce and fruit, herbs, and delicious homemade Mexican foods like sopes and tamales, as well as vegetarian and vegan offerings. Farm fresh eggs, yogurt, artisanal ice cream, baked goods, cheeses, chicken, beef and pork are also on hand along with juices, sauces, organic coffee and local honey. Artists’ booths are full of crafts, clothing, art, photography and jewelry. Live music, workshops, yoga, massage and holistic services, and fun activities for kids make this market appealing to all ages and tastes. The festive atmosphere lasts throughout the day but plan to arrive early for the best selection.

Don’t miss the 11th Annual Todos Santos Open Studio Tour on February 7-9! Each February, a community of artists opens the doors to their studios, inviting you to explore down rambling dirt roads and discover what’s hidden behind their walls. The experience of visiting an artist’s studio is completely different from viewing the artist’s work in the formal setting of a gallery. It’s a chance to connect more intimately with the artist, ask questions, discuss observations, and see his or her tools of the trade. The weekend starts with the Wine & Cheese Sneak Peek on Friday, February 7 at 6:00pm (tickets $150 MXN). Self-guided open studio tours take place on February 8-9 from 10am to 4pm (tickets $300 MXN). The weekend concludes with the sold-out Evening of Music with John Paul Jones, Miguel Ochoa and Friends at La Esquina. www.TodosSantosOpenStudio.org

Each year, Caboholics flock to Cabo to spend a week catching up with old friends, enjoying activities and giving back to the community and local businesses. How do you know if you’re a Caboholic? Their website explains “Most people become aware there is a problem soon after their first trip to Cabo. Upon returning home, they may find it difficult to focus on work, even when they try not to think about Cabo, thoughts and images continue to fill their mind…Within a week after you return from your vacation in Cabo, you are already checking out the airfare and hotels / timeshares available for your next trip…Each time you vacation in Cabo the addiction grows. The desire for your next “fix” is much stronger than it was after your first trip.” The Caboholics organize several affordable events throughout the week of the convention including a meet & greet, pool party, boat cruises, bar crawl, cocktail tastings, a ride through town on a fire truck and more! www.Caboholics.com/2020registration.html

The Los Cabos Half Marathon is a 21K race that starts and finishes at Plaza Mijares in Historical Downtown San José del Cabo, on February 9 at 7am. The half marathon takes runners into Puerto Los Cabos, across the marina and town of Playita, then back the same route close to the San José Estuary and on to the finish line in the main square. Mostly flat, the route includes two short slopes which are a challenge, even for the most experienced runner. It is definitely one the of the most scenic race routes in Mexico displaying the history and natural beauty of the area. www.LosCabosHalfMarathon.com

Join Sancho’s for a Mardi Gras themed fundraiser benefiting El Ranchito Animal Shelter. El Ranchito volunteers will be present with adoptable dogs and collecting donations. There will be a donation box to fill with pet food, shampoo, medicine, toys, collars, leashes, etc. They will have a raffle and silent auction and 100% of proceeds will go directly to El Ranchito. Enjoy 2×1 hurricane rum drinks, shrimp etouffee, and homemade tamales (with 100% of tamale sales going to El Ranchito as well). www.Facebook.com/SanchosCabo

Each year, Caboholics flock to Cabo to spend a week catching up with old friends, enjoying activities and giving back to the community and local businesses. How do you know if you’re a Caboholic? Their website explains “Most people become aware there is a problem soon after their first trip to Cabo. Upon returning home, they may find it difficult to focus on work, even when they try not to think about Cabo, thoughts and images continue to fill their mind…Within a week after you return from your vacation in Cabo, you are already checking out the airfare and hotels / timeshares available for your next trip…Each time you vacation in Cabo the addiction grows. The desire for your next “fix” is much stronger than it was after your first trip.” The Caboholics organize several affordable events throughout the week of the convention including a meet & greet, pool party, boat cruises, bar crawl, cocktail tastings, a ride through town on a fire truck and more! www.Caboholics.com/2020registration.html

Each year, Caboholics flock to Cabo to spend a week catching up with old friends, enjoying activities and giving back to the community and local businesses. How do you know if you’re a Caboholic? Their website explains “Most people become aware there is a problem soon after their first trip to Cabo. Upon returning home, they may find it difficult to focus on work, even when they try not to think about Cabo, thoughts and images continue to fill their mind…Within a week after you return from your vacation in Cabo, you are already checking out the airfare and hotels / timeshares available for your next trip…Each time you vacation in Cabo the addiction grows. The desire for your next “fix” is much stronger than it was after your first trip.” The Caboholics organize several affordable events throughout the week of the convention including a meet & greet, pool party, boat cruises, bar crawl, cocktail tastings, a ride through town on a fire truck and more! www.Caboholics.com/2020registration.html

Each year, Caboholics flock to Cabo to spend a week catching up with old friends, enjoying activities and giving back to the community and local businesses. How do you know if you’re a Caboholic? Their website explains “Most people become aware there is a problem soon after their first trip to Cabo. Upon returning home, they may find it difficult to focus on work, even when they try not to think about Cabo, thoughts and images continue to fill their mind…Within a week after you return from your vacation in Cabo, you are already checking out the airfare and hotels / timeshares available for your next trip…Each time you vacation in Cabo the addiction grows. The desire for your next “fix” is much stronger than it was after your first trip.” The Caboholics organize several affordable events throughout the week of the convention including a meet & greet, pool party, boat cruises, bar crawl, cocktail tastings, a ride through town on a fire truck and more! www.Caboholics.com/2020registration.html

Every Wednesday & Saturday 8 am – 12 pm – www.facebook.com/caboorganicmarket

Open year round, the Cabo San Lucas Organic Farmer’s Market is a very popular local spot to meet up with friends. Shop for fine organic produce, prepared foods and delicious baked goods (ask for their gluten-free items), and enjoy healthy breakfasts and fresh juices. You’ll find seafood, organic chicken, eggs, cheeses, herbs and fruits, and a range of to go items, including probiotic-rich kimchi and tepache. This cozy market features a selection of lovely arts and crafts, a menu of health and wellness services and more! Located at the back side of Pedregal on Camino del Colegio.

Take the opportunity on February 12, from 10am-4pm to visit the studios of 15 of different artists whom reside in the Los Barriles area. And to make it even better, many of the homes will showcase the works of more than one artist! Art varies from fabric, jewelry, bead or soft goods medium, oil and watercolor paintings, ceramic and pottery, and wood or rocks, just to name a few. Parking is provided at each studio, and many of the studios are within walking distance of each other. Get tickets and map at Baja Properties in Los Barriles from 9:30am to 1pm on February 12 or the drive through ticket booth in town. Tickets are only $5 USD or $100 MXN. The Studio Tour is one of the major fundraisers of the Asociación de Artes del Mar Cortez, an official Mexican Non-Profit corporation that provides art and school supplies, art programs, Saturday art, and financially supports sports programs for East Cape Children. Visit www.EastCapeArts.com or email EastCapeArts@gmail.com.

Bikers Week returns to Cabo for another year with rides in La Paz, Todos Santos, San José del Cabo and Cabo. The schedule of events includes a welcome ride from La Paz Pichilingue to Tecolote Beach and neighboring Balandra Beach, a pool party and special night ride along the La Paz Malecon on Thursday February 13. On Friday the bikers head to the magical town of Todos Santos then on to Cabo for a rowdy night out. Enjoy a boat tour on Saturday followed by the main party “Festival de Rock” at Plaza San Lucas on Saturday night with amazing rock bands playing the best rock music from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s, great food, free kids area, craft and regular beer, full service bar, biker apparel, and more. This year’s event will honor Jorge Garrido, a long time Cabo local and businessman who died in a tragic motorcycle accident in late 2019. Jorge was an avid biker and had been heavily involved with Baja Riders and Bikers Week for many years. Visit www.BikerWeekLosCabos.com or email PresidenciaBajaRidersMC@gmail.com.

Each year, Caboholics flock to Cabo to spend a week catching up with old friends, enjoying activities and giving back to the community and local businesses. How do you know if you’re a Caboholic? Their website explains “Most people become aware there is a problem soon after their first trip to Cabo. Upon returning home, they may find it difficult to focus on work, even when they try not to think about Cabo, thoughts and images continue to fill their mind…Within a week after you return from your vacation in Cabo, you are already checking out the airfare and hotels / timeshares available for your next trip…Each time you vacation in Cabo the addiction grows. The desire for your next “fix” is much stronger than it was after your first trip.” The Caboholics organize several affordable events throughout the week of the convention including a meet & greet, pool party, boat cruises, bar crawl, cocktail tastings, a ride through town on a fire truck and more! www.Caboholics.com/2020registration.html

5:00 pm – 9 pm from November through June

Explore the streets and art galleries of San José del Cabo’s historic downtown art district, every Thursday evening from 5pm – 9pm between the months of November through June. The Gallery District Association (made up of 12 certified galleries) created, promotes and organizes the Art Walk that has been in existence for more than 10 years. Many galleries offer a glass of wine and snacks or hors d’oeuvres. The local government closes part of the main street of Obregon, as well as part of the side street of Morelos. Other streets participating in the Art Walk are Zaragoza , Hidalgo, Guerrero and Comonfort. All the parking lots and side streets fill up fast, so it is advisable to get there early. In addition to amazing local restaurants, galleries and boutiques, there are also many food carts and stands with items like tamales, tostadas, churros, popcorn, and ice cream along with live entertainment in front of the REmexico Real Estate San José office around 6pm.

Symphonic Rock Evolution will be playing in La Paz, BCS on February 14 at Teatro de la Ciudad. This concert is the premier for the CanaMex Tour 2020 and is part of a cultural exchange between Canada and Mexico, featuring Mexican & Canadian musicians performing together for live concert events in both countries. This dynamic rock band is led by saxophonist/vocalist and musical director Ken Hartfield and includes live string and brass sections, a rock rhythm section, percussion and 6 lead vocalists. Also appearing as guest artists are Grammy Award Trumpet Player Terry Townson; Damiana Conde, Finalist in Mexico’s The Voice, with Las Conde; Flautist Karen Lynne Deal; and Flamenco Guitarist Jesus Gallo. Tickets cost $200 MXN per person. For ticket and information visit www.SreBand.com.

The 8th Annual San José Jazz Weekend kicks off on Friday, February 14 at Plaza del Pescador. The objective of this yearly event is to promote art and culture in San José del Cabo and contribute to the development and promotion of the town and its surroundings. The idea is to gather talented jazz musicians to perform live in a series of concerts held throughout the 2-day event as well as offer a selection of delicious gastronomic options. Performers include: D.T.J. Project (Fusion Jazz), Arturo Ramírez Jazz Trío (Contemporary Jazz), CubaMex (Fusion Jazz), Fonzeca Caja de Pandora (Blues Jazz), Funky Town (Jazz Funk), Sergio Hesting Project (Brazilian Jazz), Pitha Jazz (Contemporary Jazz) and a non-Jazz Quartet. www.SanJoseJazzWeekend.com

Each year, Caboholics flock to Cabo to spend a week catching up with old friends, enjoying activities and giving back to the community and local businesses. How do you know if you’re a Caboholic? Their website explains “Most people become aware there is a problem soon after their first trip to Cabo. Upon returning home, they may find it difficult to focus on work, even when they try not to think about Cabo, thoughts and images continue to fill their mind…Within a week after you return from your vacation in Cabo, you are already checking out the airfare and hotels / timeshares available for your next trip…Each time you vacation in Cabo the addiction grows. The desire for your next “fix” is much stronger than it was after your first trip.” The Caboholics organize several affordable events throughout the week of the convention including a meet & greet, pool party, boat cruises, bar crawl, cocktail tastings, a ride through town on a fire truck and more! www.Caboholics.com/2020registration.html

Bikers Week returns to Cabo for another year with rides in La Paz, Todos Santos, San José del Cabo and Cabo. The schedule of events includes a welcome ride from La Paz Pichilingue to Tecolote Beach and neighboring Balandra Beach, a pool party and special night ride along the La Paz Malecon on Thursday February 13. On Friday the bikers head to the magical town of Todos Santos then on to Cabo for a rowdy night out. Enjoy a boat tour on Saturday followed by the main party “Festival de Rock” at Plaza San Lucas on Saturday night with amazing rock bands playing the best rock music from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s, great food, free kids area, craft and regular beer, full service bar, biker apparel, and more. This year’s event will honor Jorge Garrido, a long time Cabo local and businessman who died in a tragic motorcycle accident in late 2019. Jorge was an avid biker and had been heavily involved with Baja Riders and Bikers Week for many years. Visit www.BikerWeekLosCabos.com or email PresidenciaBajaRidersMC@gmail.com.

Every Friday 9:00 am -1:00 pm from November through April – www.facebook.com/TheShoppesPalmilla

Located at KM 27 of the tourist corridor, SW of San José del Cabo, the farmer’s market at the Shoppes at Palmilla is a wonderful way to spend a relaxing Friday morning. You will find a great selection of fresh produce, eggs, dairy, poultry and fresh fish, along with artisan baked goods, regional honey and delicious prepared foods, all in an upscale environment. Along with the organic bounty, there are fresh flowers, herbs and plants, plus health, beauty and spa products. Browse beautiful arts and crafts, clothing and textiles, ceramics and jewelry, while enjoying an ocean view of the San José Bay. The Shoppes at Palmilla also boasts fine restaurants, boutiques and shops, galleries and a large, well-stocked organic supermarket.

Doors open at 11:00 am – OmniaClubs.com/los-cabos

OMNIA Los Cabos day club in San José del Cabo hosts “Feel Good Fridays” every week. Party-goers will enjoy a day of non-stop dance music and never-ending cocktails featuring local DJ talent and specials for Cabo locals. Feel Good Fridays is OMNIA’s laid back start to the weekend, which regularly features sold out Saturday performances by in demand DJ’s from around the globe. With plush daybeds, private cabanas and inviting pools, OMNIA is an awesome place to spend a day in paradise!

Each year, Caboholics flock to Cabo to spend a week catching up with old friends, enjoying activities and giving back to the community and local businesses. How do you know if you’re a Caboholic? Their website explains “Most people become aware there is a problem soon after their first trip to Cabo. Upon returning home, they may find it difficult to focus on work, even when they try not to think about Cabo, thoughts and images continue to fill their mind…Within a week after you return from your vacation in Cabo, you are already checking out the airfare and hotels / timeshares available for your next trip…Each time you vacation in Cabo the addiction grows. The desire for your next “fix” is much stronger than it was after your first trip.” The Caboholics organize several affordable events throughout the week of the convention including a meet & greet, pool party, boat cruises, bar crawl, cocktail tastings, a ride through town on a fire truck and more! www.Caboholics.com/2020registration.html

The 8th Annual San José Jazz Weekend kicks off on Friday, February 14 at Plaza del Pescador. The objective of this yearly event is to promote art and culture in San José del Cabo and contribute to the development and promotion of the town and its surroundings. The idea is to gather talented jazz musicians to perform live in a series of concerts held throughout the 2-day event as well as offer a selection of delicious gastronomic options. Performers include: D.T.J. Project (Fusion Jazz), Arturo Ramírez Jazz Trío (Contemporary Jazz), CubaMex (Fusion Jazz), Fonzeca Caja de Pandora (Blues Jazz), Funky Town (Jazz Funk), Sergio Hesting Project (Brazilian Jazz), Pitha Jazz (Contemporary Jazz) and a non-Jazz Quartet. www.SanJoseJazzWeekend.com

Bikers Week returns to Cabo for another year with rides in La Paz, Todos Santos, San José del Cabo and Cabo. The schedule of events includes a welcome ride from La Paz Pichilingue to Tecolote Beach and neighboring Balandra Beach, a pool party and special night ride along the La Paz Malecon on Thursday February 13. On Friday the bikers head to the magical town of Todos Santos then on to Cabo for a rowdy night out. Enjoy a boat tour on Saturday followed by the main party “Festival de Rock” at Plaza San Lucas on Saturday night with amazing rock bands playing the best rock music from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s, great food, free kids area, craft and regular beer, full service bar, biker apparel, and more. This year’s event will honor Jorge Garrido, a long time Cabo local and businessman who died in a tragic motorcycle accident in late 2019. Jorge was an avid biker and had been heavily involved with Baja Riders and Bikers Week for many years. Visit www.BikerWeekLosCabos.com or email PresidenciaBajaRidersMC@gmail.com.

Every Wednesday & Saturday 8 am – 12 pm – www.facebook.com/caboorganicmarket

Open year round, the Cabo San Lucas Organic Farmer’s Market is a very popular local spot to meet up with friends. Shop for fine organic produce, prepared foods and delicious baked goods (ask for their gluten-free items), and enjoy healthy breakfasts and fresh juices. You’ll find seafood, organic chicken, eggs, cheeses, herbs and fruits, and a range of to go items, including probiotic-rich kimchi and tepache. This cozy market features a selection of lovely arts and crafts, a menu of health and wellness services and more! Located at the back side of Pedregal on Camino del Colegio.

Every Saturday 9:00am – 3:00 pm from November through May – www.sanjomo.com (624) 142 0948

The largest market in Los Cabos, the San José Organic Market is held downtown at “Huerta María” (Maria’s Farm). Vendors offer locally grown fresh produce and fruit, herbs, and delicious homemade Mexican foods like sopes and tamales, as well as vegetarian and vegan offerings. Farm fresh eggs, yogurt, artisanal ice cream, baked goods, cheeses, chicken, beef and pork are also on hand along with juices, sauces, organic coffee and local honey. Artists’ booths are full of crafts, clothing, art, photography and jewelry. Live music, workshops, yoga, massage and holistic services, and fun activities for kids make this market appealing to all ages and tastes. The festive atmosphere lasts throughout the day but plan to arrive early for the best selection.

At the 5th annual EsperanzARTE event, Cabo’s finest chefs unite within a five-star resort and align with a hand-selected collection of Mexican artists to take you on a sensory journey, unlike anything you’ve experienced before at one of the most celebrated destinations in Los Cabos – Esperanza Resort. The event begins at 7pm inside Las Estrellas restaurant and the cost is $1,100 MXN for residents of Los Cabos with Official ID or $95 USD regular price. Purchase tickets online at AubergeResorts.com/Esperanza/Experiences/Esperanzarte

Every Wednesday & Saturday 8 am – 12 pm – www.facebook.com/caboorganicmarket

Open year round, the Cabo San Lucas Organic Farmer’s Market is a very popular local spot to meet up with friends. Shop for fine organic produce, prepared foods and delicious baked goods (ask for their gluten-free items), and enjoy healthy breakfasts and fresh juices. You’ll find seafood, organic chicken, eggs, cheeses, herbs and fruits, and a range of to go items, including probiotic-rich kimchi and tepache. This cozy market features a selection of lovely arts and crafts, a menu of health and wellness services and more! Located at the back side of Pedregal on Camino del Colegio.

REmexico Real Estate brings you an exciting evening of Art & Tequila at their downtown Cabo San Lucas office located in Plaza Bonita on Wednesday, February 19. The first in a series of Art & Tequila events planned throughout the year, this month they will feature works of art from local artist Hector Olvera. Stop in any time between 5pm-7:30pm and enjoy a complimentary flight of tequila and ask any real estate or Cabo related questions you may have, while viewing incredible works of art! The artist will also be available to answer questions and all art pieces will be available for purchase. Network with local REmexico Real Estate agents and other members of the community at this fun one night only event! Learn more about the real estate company and artist at CaboRealEstate.com and www.Instagram.com/ArteOlveraHector.

5:00 pm – 9 pm from November through June

Explore the streets and art galleries of San José del Cabo’s historic downtown art district, every Thursday evening from 5pm – 9pm between the months of November through June. The Gallery District Association (made up of 12 certified galleries) created, promotes and organizes the Art Walk that has been in existence for more than 10 years. Many galleries offer a glass of wine and snacks or hors d’oeuvres. The local government closes part of the main street of Obregon, as well as part of the side street of Morelos. Other streets participating in the Art Walk are Zaragoza , Hidalgo, Guerrero and Comonfort. All the parking lots and side streets fill up fast, so it is advisable to get there early. In addition to amazing local restaurants, galleries and boutiques, there are also many food carts and stands with items like tamales, tostadas, churros, popcorn, and ice cream along with live entertainment in front of the REmexico Real Estate San José office around 6pm.

Every Friday 9:00 am -1:00 pm from November through April – www.facebook.com/TheShoppesPalmilla

Located at KM 27 of the tourist corridor, SW of San José del Cabo, the farmer’s market at the Shoppes at Palmilla is a wonderful way to spend a relaxing Friday morning. You will find a great selection of fresh produce, eggs, dairy, poultry and fresh fish, along with artisan baked goods, regional honey and delicious prepared foods, all in an upscale environment. Along with the organic bounty, there are fresh flowers, herbs and plants, plus health, beauty and spa products. Browse beautiful arts and crafts, clothing and textiles, ceramics and jewelry, while enjoying an ocean view of the San José Bay. The Shoppes at Palmilla also boasts fine restaurants, boutiques and shops, galleries and a large, well-stocked organic supermarket.

Doors open at 11:00 am – OmniaClubs.com/los-cabos

OMNIA Los Cabos day club in San José del Cabo hosts “Feel Good Fridays” every week. Party-goers will enjoy a day of non-stop dance music and never-ending cocktails featuring local DJ talent and specials for Cabo locals. Feel Good Fridays is OMNIA’s laid back start to the weekend, which regularly features sold out Saturday performances by in demand DJ’s from around the globe. With plush daybeds, private cabanas and inviting pools, OMNIA is an awesome place to spend a day in paradise!

Every Wednesday & Saturday 8 am – 12 pm – www.facebook.com/caboorganicmarket

Open year round, the Cabo San Lucas Organic Farmer’s Market is a very popular local spot to meet up with friends. Shop for fine organic produce, prepared foods and delicious baked goods (ask for their gluten-free items), and enjoy healthy breakfasts and fresh juices. You’ll find seafood, organic chicken, eggs, cheeses, herbs and fruits, and a range of to go items, including probiotic-rich kimchi and tepache. This cozy market features a selection of lovely arts and crafts, a menu of health and wellness services and more! Located at the back side of Pedregal on Camino del Colegio.

Every Saturday 9:00am – 3:00 pm from November through May – www.sanjomo.com (624) 142 0948

The largest market in Los Cabos, the San José Organic Market is held downtown at “Huerta María” (Maria’s Farm). Vendors offer locally grown fresh produce and fruit, herbs, and delicious homemade Mexican foods like sopes and tamales, as well as vegetarian and vegan offerings. Farm fresh eggs, yogurt, artisanal ice cream, baked goods, cheeses, chicken, beef and pork are also on hand along with juices, sauces, organic coffee and local honey. Artists’ booths are full of crafts, clothing, art, photography and jewelry. Live music, workshops, yoga, massage and holistic services, and fun activities for kids make this market appealing to all ages and tastes. The festive atmosphere lasts throughout the day but plan to arrive early for the best selection.

Every Wednesday & Saturday 8 am – 12 pm – www.facebook.com/caboorganicmarket

Open year round, the Cabo San Lucas Organic Farmer’s Market is a very popular local spot to meet up with friends. Shop for fine organic produce, prepared foods and delicious baked goods (ask for their gluten-free items), and enjoy healthy breakfasts and fresh juices. You’ll find seafood, organic chicken, eggs, cheeses, herbs and fruits, and a range of to go items, including probiotic-rich kimchi and tepache. This cozy market features a selection of lovely arts and crafts, a menu of health and wellness services and more! Located at the back side of Pedregal on Camino del Colegio.

5:00 pm – 9 pm from November through June

Explore the streets and art galleries of San José del Cabo’s historic downtown art district, every Thursday evening from 5pm – 9pm between the months of November through June. The Gallery District Association (made up of 12 certified galleries) created, promotes and organizes the Art Walk that has been in existence for more than 10 years. Many galleries offer a glass of wine and snacks or hors d’oeuvres. The local government closes part of the main street of Obregon, as well as part of the side street of Morelos. Other streets participating in the Art Walk are Zaragoza , Hidalgo, Guerrero and Comonfort. All the parking lots and side streets fill up fast, so it is advisable to get there early. In addition to amazing local restaurants, galleries and boutiques, there are also many food carts and stands with items like tamales, tostadas, churros, popcorn, and ice cream along with live entertainment in front of the REmexico Real Estate San José office around 6pm.

Every Friday 9:00 am -1:00 pm from November through April – www.facebook.com/TheShoppesPalmilla

Located at KM 27 of the tourist corridor, SW of San José del Cabo, the farmer’s market at the Shoppes at Palmilla is a wonderful way to spend a relaxing Friday morning. You will find a great selection of fresh produce, eggs, dairy, poultry and fresh fish, along with artisan baked goods, regional honey and delicious prepared foods, all in an upscale environment. Along with the organic bounty, there are fresh flowers, herbs and plants, plus health, beauty and spa products. Browse beautiful arts and crafts, clothing and textiles, ceramics and jewelry, while enjoying an ocean view of the San José Bay. The Shoppes at Palmilla also boasts fine restaurants, boutiques and shops, galleries and a large, well-stocked organic supermarket.

Doors open at 11:00 am – OmniaClubs.com/los-cabos

OMNIA Los Cabos day club in San José del Cabo hosts “Feel Good Fridays” every week. Party-goers will enjoy a day of non-stop dance music and never-ending cocktails featuring local DJ talent and specials for Cabo locals. Feel Good Fridays is OMNIA’s laid back start to the weekend, which regularly features sold out Saturday performances by in demand DJ’s from around the globe. With plush daybeds, private cabanas and inviting pools, OMNIA is an awesome place to spend a day in paradise!

Every Wednesday & Saturday 8 am – 12 pm – www.facebook.com/caboorganicmarket

Open year round, the Cabo San Lucas Organic Farmer’s Market is a very popular local spot to meet up with friends. Shop for fine organic produce, prepared foods and delicious baked goods (ask for their gluten-free items), and enjoy healthy breakfasts and fresh juices. You’ll find seafood, organic chicken, eggs, cheeses, herbs and fruits, and a range of to go items, including probiotic-rich kimchi and tepache. This cozy market features a selection of lovely arts and crafts, a menu of health and wellness services and more! Located at the back side of Pedregal on Camino del Colegio.

Every Saturday 9:00am – 3:00 pm from November through May – www.sanjomo.com (624) 142 0948

The largest market in Los Cabos, the San José Organic Market is held downtown at “Huerta María” (Maria’s Farm). Vendors offer locally grown fresh produce and fruit, herbs, and delicious homemade Mexican foods like sopes and tamales, as well as vegetarian and vegan offerings. Farm fresh eggs, yogurt, artisanal ice cream, baked goods, cheeses, chicken, beef and pork are also on hand along with juices, sauces, organic coffee and local honey. Artists’ booths are full of crafts, clothing, art, photography and jewelry. Live music, workshops, yoga, massage and holistic services, and fun activities for kids make this market appealing to all ages and tastes. The festive atmosphere lasts throughout the day but plan to arrive early for the best selection.