The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Unfortunately, this newspaper was unable to provide full information about the annual Traditional Mariachi Festival, scheduled August 13-19, in last week’s edition due to the lack of a program.
Monday concerts
Free concerts by contemporary pop and rock artists of various genres – local, national and, sometimes, international.
Ballet
The Ballet de Jalisco present “La Fille mal gardée” (The Wayward Daughter), a comic ballet in two acts, inspired by Pierre-Antoine Baudouin’s 1789 painting, La réprimande/Une jeune fille querellée par sa mère.
From time to time, curators at the University of Guadalajara’s centerpiece museum, the Museo de Las Artes or MUSA, undertake exhibits highlighting its crown jewels:
Monday concerts
Free concerts by contemporary pop and rock artists of various genres – local, national and, sometimes, international. August 6: Dirty Black Beans (rockabilly, blues, swing).
Monday concerts
Free concerts by contemporary local, national and, sometimes, international pop and rock artists of various genres. August 6: Dirty Black Beans (rockabilly, blues, swing). August 13: Cian.
Formandi Festival
Organized under the umbrella of the Universidad de Guadalajara, the Formandi Festival, scheduled July 14-20, is an academic, artistic and social project that brings together young musicians from around the country and abroad to participate in private classes, masterclasses, concerts, chamber music, orchestra, solo competition, conferences, among other activities, with a faculty of wide international experience.