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There are plenty of dive sites to choose from around the world, and each has its own unique set of offerings when it comes to reef dives, cave dives, wreck dives, and more. But few places in the world compare to the island of Utila, which is truly a paradise on land and an…
Continue Reading »The beaches of Honduras continuously draw countless numbers of visitors each year. The ideal climate conditions experienced in Honduras throughout much of the year inspires people to visit the country’s seaside locations to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities while basking in the warm sunshine. Some of the most noteworthy beaches are located on…
Continue Reading »The Labor of Love Race was a success, it was a BEAUTIFUL celebration of Honduras and a wonderful victory for the Micah Project. Over 350 people participated in the race, where MICAH gave away over 50 prizes. In all, it was a HUGE success, even the weather mostly cooperated after Isaac rolled through that…
Continue Reading »Santos Arzú Quioto (1963) is one of the key creators of contemporary art in Honduras. His first works were based in a modern plastic context, but evolved to eventually turn into something experimental and contemporary. This evolution was very much influenced by his academic background in sociology. In 1982 he made his first public…
Continue Reading »Three First Time Adoptive Moms Become Race Organizers Amy Darr, Tiffanie Upshaw, and Jeanette Sipp-White are all expecting moms, but you would not know it by looking at them. All three are slender and active in different activities that range from busily caring for a family at home to teaching high school and training…
Continue Reading »After finishing his studies at the National School of Arts in Honduras, Luis H. Padilla (1947) decided to explore a number of languages seeking to increase his knowledge of sociological issues. His first works resemble Mexican muralists, but he quickly shifted towards a more direct and sarcastic figuration, all at the end of the…
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