The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Despite further snags affecting the construction of the 1,500-kilometer Tren Maya tourist train line on the Yucatan peninsula, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador expressed confidence this week that the major infrastructure project will be opened on time by the end of 2023.
The Illusionante Christmas festival begins December 8 in downtown Guadalajara and will include concerts, carnival rides, fireworks displays, video mapping projections on buildings, an ice skating rink, a Christmas market, Santa’s factory, and a full-size nacimiento (nativity scene).
The same company that created the Calaverandia (Day of the Dead) theme park in Guadalajara is once again putting together a nighttime Christmas-themed spectacle in the same location—the Parque Alcalde.
The Guadalajara City Council is allowing developers to erect high-rise residential buildings on several lots located on the periphery of the historic center.
After a three-year hiatus, the fifth Cocoa and Chocolate Fair returns to the Club de Leones in Zapopan on Friday, December 2 through Sunday December 4.
With 88 players taking to the fairways on Thursday, November 10, Cruz Roja Delegacón Chapala (CRC) reinstated its Golf Classic tournament at the Chapala Country Club in Vista del Lago.
Whatever Zapopan can do, Guadalajara can do better (or the same)! That seems to be the mantra these days, as the two municipalities vie for top dog status in the Guadalajara metropolitan area.
With 88 players taking to the fairways on Thursday, November 10, Cruz Roja Delegacón Chapala (CRC) reinstated its Golf Classic tournament at the Chapala Country Club in Vista del Lago.
• Guadalajara’s largest and oldest tianguis navideño (65 years and counting) has been installed in the Jardin del Refugio on Calzada Federalismo, across from the Refugio Tren Ligero station.
