Art lovers Enrique Saiso and Eduardo Sarabia are channeling their creativity into a fresh new venture: brewing a cerveza artesanal aimed exclusively at Guadalajara’s booming craft beer market.

A cultural center celebrating the arts, music and language of Brazil has opened just in time for those looking to learn some Portuguese before the 2014 World Cup.

Not content with dominating Mexico’s cinema industry thanks to its unrivaled number of theaters, state-of-the-art technology and attractive promotions, Cinepolis is also looking to challenge online rental giant Netflix and restore the vision of the blind.

New craft beers are appearing across Guadalajara as local brewers have begun cooking up bubbly options beyond the ubiquitous cerveza clara or cerveza oscura.

The artist behind some of Jalisco’s most iconic sculptures will be the guest of honor at the American School of Guadalajara’s 25th annual Art Fest next weekend.

One way to embrace the country’s unique customs is by commemorating the Day of the Dead with a traditional but personalized altar de muertos (ofrenda or altar to the deceased.)