The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Almost 100 works by Javier Arevalo, arguably Guadalajara’s most famous living artist, can be viewed at Guadalajara’s Galeria Vertice through November 21.
Long lines greeted the opening of an acclaimed exhibit on the life and work of iconic naturalist, geologist and thinker Charles Darwin at Guadalajara’s Trompo Magico children’s museum.
The Call of the Sage began as a whisper in the winds of a tiny village on the edge of the Primavera Forest.
Contemporary music
Local bands offer free “jam sessions” in these new Monday evening presentations.
The Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra kicks off its 2015 opera season with an acclaimed Verdi work that features a court jester in the title role but is far from funny.
The 27th annual American School Art Fest — a nonprofit project conceived as a service to the general and artistic community — gets under way next weekend with an elegant auction at Guadalajara’s Club de Industriales Friday evening, where veteran martillero Paco de la Peña will serve as the art festival’s bid caller for his 27th year.
Contemporary Dance
The 18th Festival Internacional de Danza Contemporánea Onésimo González kicks off with two shows: “Touching Time” by the Shin Eunju Dance Company from South Korea on October 23 and “Ballenas, historias de Gigantes,” by Larumbe Danza (Spain) on October 25. The festival includes more than 100 presentations across the city. To see full program go to sc.jalisco.gob.mx.
