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City Living - March 23, 2013

Passion Play

Next week, residents of San Martin de las Flores, a small community in Tlaquepaque, will stage their annual Judea, or Passion Play. The three-day event recreates the trial, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The commemoration has been a tradition in San Martin for 200 years, although it was interrupted by the anti-clerical movement of the early 1900s. Attendance at the Passion Play grows each year. Past crowds have reached 100,000, making the pageant the second biggest after the one in Iztapalapa (in Mexico City). The event attracts visitors from all over Mexico, the United States, Europe and Asia.


City Living - March 16, 2013

Tlaqueparte

Head over to Tlaqueparte this weekend (or Monday and Tuesday) for a mind-boggling array of creative crafts, decorations and gifts from all over Mexico and Latin America, as well as some other nations.

City Living - March 9, 2013

Award for Consulate

On February 21, during the opening of the XV International Congress on Advances in Medicine at Expo Guadalajara, U.S. Consul General Susan K. Abeyta accepted the Fray Antonio Alcalde Award on behalf of the Consulate. 

City Living - March 2, 2013

Oscar Night Party

The American Society (Amsoc) Oscar Night Party held on Sunday, February 24 saw guests bring appetizers to show off their culinary skills and compete for the three top prizes.  This food fest included crabmeat dip, chicken salad, eggplant and cheese spread, and nachos, to name a few.  The top three prizes went to Franklin Dunne, Bette Drummond and Irma Robledo.  Their winning entries were mango smoothies, spicy sweet cocktail meatballs and deviled ham spread, respectively.  The prizes were a CD of the Oscar-nominated songs and various candies.

City Living - February 23, 2013

Society goes green

American Society (Amsoc) headquarters is proud to own a series of 16 new solar panels. The decision to invest in greener energy was initiated by society member Bruce Newby, who managed to arrange a fair price from panel company, Solarhouse.

City Living - February 16, 2013

The American Society of Jalisco hosted its annual Valentine’s Day Lunch last Thursday, 14 at the society headquarters. The event kicked off to a good start, with around 45 attendees anticipating a three course meal of soup, lasagne and lemon tart.