Loud music

Excerpt from Z Rob's post--->

...."Apparently whoever was involved with its planning disregarded any consideration for others, such as the neighbors. The revelers were quite loud and obnoxious well into the wee hours."

2-29-2020

@ZihuaRob

Past history indicates that everytime, almost without exception, there is such an event that involves alcohol as it's "theme", what you described in your post is what we can expect.

There is an event involving Tequila that has been held at the pier that results in a similar situation.

Until the next beer, tequila, mezcal, etc., "Fest", cheers.

Instead, how about a properly organized Food Fest that would showcase the variety of delicious local cuisine there is in Z, that did NOT have ANY alcohol involved?

Just a suggestion, anyways.

You just missed the "food fest" of traditional Mexican meals that was held at the Cancha Municipal a week or so ago and a paella festival also at the museum. In a tourist destination alcohol will always be a factor, but while there were surely many tourists at the event, most of the noisy revelers we saw were locals. While generally Zihuatanejo tries to be tolerant of such special events, ones organized around the consumption of overproof alcohol should require additional considerations. The police apparently were present, but people were still scandalizing in the streets. but the most annoying was once again the subwoofers were so loud that even with windows closed and the TV turned up the vibration could be felt through the floors and walls, something that affects the structural integrity of our home and others in the area.