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Flights to Rocky Point set to begin June 26th by Richard Scott Flights by Mexico’s regional airline TAR will begin arriving in Puerto Peñasco June 26th. Flights will originate in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua. Rocky Point has seen a steady growth in the number

Who you gonna call? The new Tourist Assistance agents are here to help you with issues big or small. By Richard Scott for RockyPoint.com Sworn in on Friday to help with the Viva Peñasco Festival, the new Tourist Auxiliaries will be out on

Owning a vacation rental property is like any other business. You count on customers to make it profitable. The first step is to have people find out about it! Getting your property seen by as many potential vacationers as possible is the goal.

  Rocky Point to be part of International Jazz Day Celebration Jazz is coming back to Rocky Point on April 23rd. Phoenix promoter, publisher, and himself a Jazz sax player, William “Doc” Jones is organizing a music event in conjunction with Rocky Point’s

This past sunny Saturday afternoon we saw the first installment of the Tianguis Cultural at the top of the Malecon. Tianguis are open air markets that have taken place in Mexico since the time of the Aztecs. This one is about bringing together

Rock Point will be visited by bands coming down from Phoenix the next two weekends. From the Malecon to Resort Row on Sandy Beach, it’s going to be rock, rock, and more rock. Beach Bums continues bringing musicians to their stage. In the

Photos by Richrd Scott for RockyPoint.com This November 20th marks the 105th anniversary of the start of the Mexican Revolution. It is of course a big holiday, and Rocky Point sees it’s biggest parade of the year on this day. Mostly, the parade

Want to help kids while at the Rocky Point Rally? Cruise the Charity Mystery Condo Poker Run to help the Mexico Children’s Foundation   They’re coming. You can hear them on the streets of town. Little by little, the take over has begun.

  Sun sets, and the familiar shops at the Cholla Mall, also known as ‘Rodeo Drive’ close up. The street has been transformed into a living museum of Mexican culture for the Festival Dia de Muertos. Papel picado, colorful paper cutouts, hang on

“Trick or Treat” and “Thank you” can be heard as the first vampires, princesses, Hulks, and Catrinas make their way from table to table. “Oh my gosh, you’re so adorable!” says the woman as a bumble bee takes a Snickers bar from her