Jesuits at Baja California Missions, 1697-1768. By David Kier ©2015 During the seventy years of their administration of the California missions, Jesuit priests founded, operated, and managed 17 missions. Eight… Read more »
By Carol Kramer The middle of December, Hugh and I were invited to help pass out blankets and food with the Trinitarians of Mary at Mount Tabor Monastary in Tecate…. Read more »
The Ensenada Beer Fest 2015 is a festival aimed at craft beer fans. If you’re looking to learn more about craft breweries in Baja or you’re looking for a day… Read more »
By Jennifer Kramer www.bajatheothercalifornia.com Perhaps one of the most well-known tourist spots in northern Baja is the natural blowhole known as La Bufadora. Situated just south of Ensenada, tourists and locals… Read more »
The Todos Santos Music Festival was created by Peter Buck of REM and brought to life by The Hotel California to add music to the long list of artistic endeavors hosted in… Read more »
SCORE International’s World Desert Champion Series kicks off in 2015 with the Bud Light San Felipe 250, scheduled for January 22-25, 2015. The off-road race has been moved up from… Read more »
by Derek Benson of Scorpion Bay Hotel www.scorpionbayhotel.com The unique surf at Scorpion Bay is attributed to the way the points face extremely to the southeast. This allows for steady… Read more »
After nearly a year of being closed, the toll road to Ensenada reopened late in the afternoon of Tuesday, Dec. 16th. Baja California Governor, Francisco Vega de Lamadrid, was present… Read more »
By Jennifer Kramer www.bajatheothercalifornia.com While the Valle de Guadalupe takes all the fame and glory for being Baja’s wine region, some of the best wines I’ve ever tasted come from… Read more »
By Jennifer Kramer www.bajatheothercalifornia.com There’s no question that the cultural renaissance of northern Baja is being led by the chefs of Tijuana. A decade ago, the popular Avenida Revolución in… Read more »