Pam Lebsack relocated to Peñasco in 2003 from Evergreen, Colorado. “At the time I was working at the high school and part-time at Evergreen Fine Art – both jobs were a dream! My thought was, however, I was ready for a new adventure! This has certainly been it!”
Read MoreThe first two months of the year are always a blur for me. January is living down that party where I rode a burro on Calle 13 wearing nothing but a sombrero and huaraches. February in the frigid U.S. was Punxsutawney Phil poking his head out of his burrow, seeing his shadow and predicting even more miserable weather. Here in Rocky Point, I poked my head out of Flavio’s, saw a pelican fly by and predicted another eight months of sunshine and sea breezes. But March is a different animal altogether, as the whales head back south to Baja, and the tourists decide there’s no place like Arizona’s Ocean to spend a long weekend or two having fun.
Read MoreSpring time is here! We are excited for the nice weather, fun festivals, outdoor activities and for all the visitors to our wonderful city. Definitely make a stop at the Mermaid Market at Shrimp Plaza, which takes place every 1st and 3rd Saturday until April 18th. There are some amazing arts and crafts for sale there and one of the vendors even donates 100 percent of the proceeds to our rescue efforts. We are so grateful for the support!
Read MoreLast month in Puerto Peñasco we almost had a real life remake of the Gilligan’s Island Castaways being lost at sea. Yes, there were even seven on board, six humans and one handsome boat dog named Truffles, who ended up with engine trouble and if not for the Mexican Maritime Search and Rescue Unit, well, who knows.
Read MoreOne of my favorite locations for a bar in Rocky Point is what was once the old Sunset Bar, at the end of Calle 13, most recently it was Wrecked at Rick’s. Over the years, a plethora of memories has been created in this spot. In the adjacent lot, some of the first Roger Clyne concerts happened here, and over the year’s lots of bike week memories.
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Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
