The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Three days of activities marking the grand opening of the Ajijic Museo de Arte (AMA) drew throngs of art lovers and well-wishers anxious to view the first exhibit of heritage paintings, drawings, sculptures and photographs that have been acquired for its permanent collection.
June 1 is the date that Mexico pays homage to members of the nation’s Navy and all people dedicated to activities carried out at sea.
Townspeople in San Antonio Tlayacapan are not only catching up with the traditional celebration honoring religious Saint Anthony of Padua, suspended the past two years, but also looking forward to having extended festivities for a full two weeks, including the addition of a two-day craft beer festival.
What can you expect when musicians from near and far come together to share their knowledge, talents and passion for performing on traditional acoustical instruments?
Make your plans now to attend the Democrats Abroad Film Festival´s Last 3 Movies. The festival will wrap up in April with these “movies that matter:”
Lakeside Little Theater concludes its 57th season with the amusing “Cake Walk” by Colleen Curran. On Canada Day 1984, four women (and a man!) vie to win the cake competition.
“Freud’s Last Session” by Marc St. Germain imagines a conversation between Sigmund Freud, father of psychoanalysis, and renowned atheistic, and Christian writer C.S. Lewis.
