What are holidays, festivals or events that take place in Puerto Rico in November?

Question

** OR any month for that matter,....:)

Answer 1

November

Start of Baseball Season, in Hiram Bithorn Park in San Juan and throughout the island. Six Puerto Rican professional clubs compete. Professionals from North America also play here from December to January. For more information, contact Professional Baseball of Puerto Rico (tel. [phone]). Early November.

Festival of Puerto Rican Music, San Juan. Annual classical and folk music festival. One of its highlights is a cuatro-playing contest. (A cuatro is a guitar-like instrument with 10 strings.) For more information, call tel. [phone]. First week in November.

Jayuya Indian Festival, Jayuya. This fiesta features the culture and tradition of the island's original inhabitants, the Taíno Indians, and their music, food, and games. More than 100 artisans exhibit and sell their works. There is also a Miss Taíno Indian Pageant, in which contestants are judged by their features and garments that are designed to evoke-both in style and materials-the typical dress of a Taíno woman. For more information, call tel. [phone]. Second week of November.

Puerto Rico Discovery Day, islandwide. This day commemorates the "discovery" by Columbus in 1493 of the already inhabited island of Puerto Rico. Columbus is thought to have come ashore at the northwestern municipality of Aguadilla, although the exact location is unknown. November 19.)

Answer 2

november??? elections! oh and thanksgiving...

Answer 3

check  these  two sites

www.welcome.topuertorico.org

www.gotopuertorico.com

Answer 4

next novenmber...General elections

Puerto Rico governor charged with corruption

updated 3:04 p.m. ET, Thurs., March. 27, 2008

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Gov. Anibal Acevedo Vila was charged Thursday with 19 counts in a campaign finance probe, including conspiracy to violate U.S. federal campaign laws and giving false testimony to the FBI.

The indictment also charged 12 others associated with Acevedo’s Popular Democratic Party as a result of a two-year grand jury investigation, acting U.S. Attorney Rosa Emilia Rodriguez said.

Acevedo, a superdelegate for the Democratic Party who has pledged to support Sen. Barack Obama, served in Washington as the island’s nonvoting delegate to Congress and was elected governor in 2004 after campaigning on an anti-corruption platform