The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Although it is not rock hard yet, the fall-winter schedule of the Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra (OFJ) is 99-percent firm and is slated to kick off at Teatro Degollado October 31, in a concert with Day of the Dead touches.
Thousands of devout Catholics will line the streets of Guadalajara on Saturday, pleading for favors as the region’s most revered religious symbol undertakes her annual “homecoming” to the Zapopan Basilica.
Residents in a Zapopan neighborhood have achieved a rare victory in the battle to stop runaway high-rise development in the metro-area municipality.
The beer will flow generously this weekend in Guadalajara as more than 50 breweries of various sizes congregate at the Festival de Cerveza, billed by organizers as the largest in Latin America.
The Catholic Church is “immovable” in its position that abortion should remain a criminal offense, Cardinal Jose Francisco Robles Ortega, the archbishop of Guadalajara, declared this week.
Where can you see Spanish, Aztecan and Appaloosa horses, Beefmaster, Angus Black and White cows and Black Belly, Dorpa and Boer breeds of sheep, pig and goat – all in one place?
An earthquake hazard evaluation carried out by a respected Japanese outfit has sent shock waves reverberating through Zapopan city hall.
A statue of celebrated Jalisco ranchero singer Vicente Fernandez, which was unveiled last weekend in Guadalajara’s Plaza de los Mariachis, has had quite the baptism of fire.
Guadalajara city hall has launched a program to rid the municipality of “apartalugares,” people who illegally place buckets and other objects to “reserve” free parking spaces on streets and then charge motorists for the privilege of using them.
