The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Tlaquepaque’s annual Festival of the Dead returns in all its glory this year, with city fathers expecting around 200,000 visitors during the October 28 to November 4 spectacle that engulfs the center of the Guadalajara metro-area suburb.
The Soccer World Cup - the world’s most widely viewed and keenly anticipated sporting event - is a but a month away in Qatar, and Mexican, U.S. and Canadian soccer fans can’t wait (all three countries have qualified this year).
Thinking of building a Day of Dead altar? Want to taste traditional pan de muertos, or buy quirky candy skulls with your name on them?
A shootout at a restaurant in the Providencia neighborhood of Guadalajara last weekend claimed the lives of three persons, including a high-ranking member of the Morena Party in Puerto Vallarta.
Expo Guadalajara hosts the Festival del Adulto Mayor (Senior Citizens Festival) Thursday, October 27 to Saturday, October 29.
Accompanying lost loved ones at their gravesites is a time honored tradition for many Mexican families at this time of year.
Guadalajara will host the VII World Forum of Mexican Gastronomy from October 27 to 30.
In the build up to the Day of the Dead, the Belen Cemetery in Guadalajara will extend its nightly tour schedule to include Monday, October 31 and Tuesday, November 1.
Don’t throw away your plastic bottle and drink carton caps. They can be sold and the funds put to huge beneficial use.
