The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Cirque du Soleil
Canadian circus arts troupe returns to city to present Sep7imo Dia, a new work based on the music of Soda Stereo, arguably Latin America’s most famous rock band.
Two fast-approaching programs by the Jalisco Philharmonic (JPO) seem destined to burst the hearts of Guadalajara opera lovers and probably the capacity of the Teatro Degollado as well.
The Jalisco artist known simply as Rivelino is unveiling a statue in Guadalajara that has previously graced, no less, London’s iconic Trafalger Square.
Isaac Hernandez
Two presentations at the new University of Guadalajara cultural complex by the Tapatio ballet dancer who has risen to great fame and acclaim and is now a principal with the English National Ballet.
Visitors to the Instituto Cultural Cabañas in downtown Guadalajara can see works by one of Mexico’s most celebrated contemporary artists, Jose Luis Cuevas, who passed away in July at the age of 83.
Rejoice, ye who yearn for a time when fun was held together by wooden joints, metal screws and twine: The ninth annual Puppet Festival (Festin de las Muñecas) will grace Guadalajara with its charmingly analog presence, Wednesday-Sunday, November 1-5.
In front of an pumped-up full house (tickets sold out with days of the concert being announced), Spanish tenor Placido Domingo sprinkled superstar gold dust on the opening of the University of Guadalajara’s latest cultural space, the Conjunto de Artes Escenicas.
