The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The year 1939, according to many, was the greatest year Hollywood ever saw. “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington,” “Ninotchka,” “Stagecoach,” “The Wizard of Oz,” to name just a few of the 365 films released that year.
San Antonio Tlayacapan opens its two-day Día de Muertos program Tuesday, November 1 with the Desfile de Calaveras skeleton costume parade departing the plaza at 6:30 p.m. to end at the village cemetery on Calle Allen W. Lloyd for the narration of holiday legends.
Next week’s exhibition of art at Casa del Sol Inn is one you will not want to miss.
Laura Villanueva will hold a master class, “Pintura alla prima” (Italian for “paint your first impression”), Saturday, October 29, at the Casa del Sol Inn in Ajijic.
As pandemic-related restrictions on public activities have finally been relaxed, the pause button as also been lifted on traditional observances revolving around Mexico’s unique celebration of Día de Muertos, known to English-speaking Christians as All Souls Day.
MovieSpace has canceled the Met Live Opera screening of “Media” on October 22 and suspended all future screenings of Met Opera Live at Centro Laguna Mall. The Chapala Opera Guild has suspended promotion and funding.
Saturday, October 29, 5 p.m., Ajijic celebrates its 12th “Thrill The World” event, where zombies young and old, Mexican and expats, dance to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” and raise money for local charities.
