City overview
Los Cabos sits at the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula, where the desert runs straight into the sea and the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez at a granite arch called El Arco. The municipality pairs two very different towns: Cabo San Lucas, built around a superyacht marina and a swimmable town beach, and San Jose del Cabo, a colonial-era mission town with a gallery district and a bird-filled estuary. Between them runs the Tourist Corridor, a twenty-mile stretch of protected coves and resort golf. Jewish life here is young and concentrated: the Cabo Jewish Center opened its permanent building at Chanukah 2021, and its Eliyahu Hanavi Synagogue, glatt kosher restaurant, dairy cafe and mikvah make Cabo San Lucas one of the few beach destinations in Mexico where a kosher-keeping traveller can arrive without shipping in food.
San Jose del Cabo Art District and Thursday Art Walk
Cabo · Free
A cluster of galleries in the colonial streets behind the mission church, which close to traffic every Thursday evening in season for a walking art fair.
Time needed
2 to 3 hours on Art Walk night
Hours
Monday–Wednesday Closed, Thursday 9:00 AM–9:00 PM, Friday–Sunday Closed
Tips
The Art Walk runs Thursdays 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM, November through June only — nothing happens July to October. Obregon closes to cars, so park several blocks out and walk in. Many galleries pour wine and the artists are usually there.
Phone
624 189 1144Website
https://www.artcabo.comNeighborhood
Distrito del Arte, San Jose del Cabo
Activity providers
Kosher map of Cabo
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