The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
More than 5,500 visitors from 66 nations are expected to attend the 41st edition of Mexico’s leading tourism promotion fair, the Tianguis Turistico, which gets underway at Expo Guadalajara on Monday, April 25.
Dozens of artists of all ages participated in last weekend’s Colores de Jalisco Festival at the Guadalajara Zoo.
The adult entertainment industry in Mexico is growing rapidly and the upcoming Expo Sexo y Erotismo (Sex and Eroticism Expo) will be a gauge of how conservative Guadalajara fits into the mix.
The American School of Guadalajara, no stranger to educational events designed to foster social responsibility, put on a sale March 17 of artistic bowls made by students. Its goal was to raise funds for a Mexican organization that focuses on hunger.
Paintings, pastels, drawings, sculptures and photos by a select group of U.S. artists will show Thursday and Friday, April 14 and 15, in the garden, stairway and salon at the American Society of Jalisco (AMSOC), located in Guadalajara’s graceful Colonia Chapalita.
What started in 2012 as a language practice meetup for a group of ten people has now become a thriving movement, with multiple sessions held across Guadalajara and a membership of over 1,500 people.
San Juan Crisóstomo Roman Catholic
At St. John Chrysostom (San Juan Crisóstomo) Catholic church, the English-speaking group celebrates Palm Sunday at the same time as its normal Mass, at 11 a.m., accompanied by a five-member musical group, but with the longer-than-usual passion narrative.
