City Living - August 4, 2012
Potters make their mark
Tonala was the host recently of the Seventh Annual National Ceramic Competition, where the talents of Mexico’s best clay artists are exalted each year.
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Potters make their mark
Tonala was the host recently of the Seventh Annual National Ceramic Competition, where the talents of Mexico’s best clay artists are exalted each year.
Junkers
The Automovil Guadalajara club of classic car enthusiasts is holding an exhibition of antique vehicles at the Minerva glorieta on Saturday, July 28.
Day of the Dog
To celebrate the “Day of the Dog” on Sunday, July 22, the Parque Metropolitano in Zapopan’s Colonia La Estancia will be erecting a “dog city” with special activities (including a “shoe pool”?) and special food available for man’s best friend.
New inmates at zoo
After a pregnancy period of almost nine months, two hippopotami gave birth to 30-kilo babies in the Guadalajara Zoo last Friday.
Consulate July 4th bash
U.S. Consul General Daniel Keller gave a rousing speech on the similarities and ties that bind Mexico and the United States at his invitation-only celebration to mark the 236th anniversary of U.S. Independence, Tuesday, July 3 at the Tec de Monterrey Convention Center in Zapopan.
St Mark’s Anglican
A special Mass and music for U.S. Independence Day will be presented at St. Mark’s Anglican Church in Guadalajara Sunday, July 1, at noon. St. Mark’s 10-member choir will sing, accompanied by Ana Silvia Guerrero on organ and directed by Debra Rodriguez. Hymns will include “God of Our Fathers,” “My Country ‘Tis of Thee” and “America the Beautiful.” Rev. James Priddy will preach.
US Independence
The American Society (AMSOC) is preparing yet another traditional bash to mark the 236th anniversary of the independence of the United States.