The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Plazas, parks and other public spaces around Mexico are — or soon will be — playing host to a federal program bringing its citizens in contact with their nation’s rich cultural heritage.
To celebrate the UNESCO-designated International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples (August 9), a series of events will take place organized by the state of Jalisco and the U.S. Consulate, two in Guadalajara and one two hours southwest in Tuxpan.
Monday concerts
Concerts are held each Monday at this classy and relatively new cultural complex to the north of the city.
The general public is invited to the 20th Expo Mundo de las Manualidades (Handicrafts Fair) from Thursday, August 3 to Saturday, August 5 at Expo Guadalajara.
While it is true that the month-long Jalisco Jazz Festival has the free musical education of low-income youngsters as its raison d’être and offers public concerts in downtown Guadalajara venues such as subway stations and Plaza de la Liberación.
The cult of Pink Floyd is seemingly bullet proof, losing none of its fervency over the course of five decades.
The musicians from the Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra (JPO) have begun their summer vacation following a successful two-concert series in California.
