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Puerto Rico Cocktail Week Returns November 8 to 14 with International Guests and More Than 50 Bars

Latest, Oct 26, 2026: Puerto Rico Cocktail Week Returns November 8 to 14 with International Guests and More Than 50 Bars

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  1. Puerto Rico Cocktail Week Returns November 8 to 14 with International Guests and More Than 50 Bars

    via Metro PR

    Puerto Rico Cocktail Week (PRCW) will hold its eighth edition from November 8 to 14, 2026, bringing together international mixologists, experts, and more than 50 local establishments as it works to position Puerto Rico as the Ibero-American Capital of…

  2. Monster Jam Returns to Coliseo de Puerto Rico from October 30 to November 1

    via Metro PR

    Monster Jam returns to the Coliseo de Puerto Rico in San Juan for a special edition from Friday, October 30 to Sunday, November 1, celebrating the 25th anniversary of El Toro Loco, one of the show's most emblematic trucks.

  3. Puerto Rico Opens November 21 at U-18 Women’s Softball Pan Am Championship in El Salvador

    via NotiCel

    The 2026 U-18 Women's Softball Pan American Championship will feature a historic field of 18 national teams vying for spots in the world championship in El Salvador from November 20 to 28.

  4. FIL RÍO 2026 Book Fair to Take Over Río Piedras November 16-19

    via Sin Comillas

    The Intercultural Book Fair of Río Piedras (FIL RÍO 2026) will run from November 16 to 19, 2026, at the University of Puerto Rico's Río Piedras campus and in the urban center of Río Piedras.

  5. Puerto Rican Monologue Festival Returns to Río Piedras With 18 Playwrights November 19-22

    via Metro PR

    The third edition of the Monologue Festival 'Ecos, voces y rostros' will run November 19-22 at Teatro Paradise in Río Piedras, featuring works by 18 Puerto Rican playwrights living in Puerto Rico and the United States.

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