This takes place at the Rincon Plaza Every Thursday, set up starts around 6-6:30. We arrived at 6:40 per taxi, 1 mile was $15 one way for two ppl.No Ubers in Rincon. The local artisans were setting up their little areas. You just walk along n see everything for sale, jewelry, crochet items, arts ,etc. There’s a lot to see n shop from. There’s was live music when we went n I heard on some nights there’s DJs. I truly enjoyed it. You have to find a spot to sit at, there’s some benches n cement stoops at front of stage. There’s lots of locals n expats attending. Nice friendly n happy vibe. Cons: There’s no bathrooms, so you have to go into a nearby business to use the bathroom. Ppl say merchants don’t mind if you use their bathrooms, but we felt awkward doing that so we just bought a beer whenever we had to use their facilities. We went Co.lectivo, aka Rincón beer company , the whole time and it’s right across the street from the plaza n behind the stage. The food there smells amazing n their Pizza was selling out, so it must be good! I highly recommend

Held every Thursday evening, this is a fun event with live music and dozens of artisan art for sale, from handcrafted items such as jewelry to paintings to magnets and soap and just about anything one can think of. Mostly located in and around the central plaza area, parking can be difficult, so either have a plan or get there early. Grab a seat at a restaurant with a view of the action and watch the passing parade.

This was so much fun. The town square was filled with people. There were 50 tables set up by local artists - jewelry makers, woodworkers, painters etc. Every restaurant, bar and store was open til 10:00 or later. Music was playing at the central gazebo. We were there from 5:00 onwards, it was great. A real local thing.