The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Far from the rowdy blow-out I had braced for, opening night of the five-day GDLuz festival showed Guadalajara’s birthday bash to be a lovely, well-crafted gift from municipal and state governments to residents.
The inauguration of Arena Guadalajara, the metropolitan area’s newest and largest performing arts and sports venue, has been postponed by three months due to construction delays.
The Jalisco Culture Department has revived Musical Tuesdays (Martes Musicales), a beloved recital series that ran throughout the 1990s and 2000s.
GDLUZ 2025, the free multimedia spectacle, will light up Guadalajara’s Centro Histórico for five dazzling nights, from Wednesday, February 12 to Sunday, February 16.
Welcome the Chinese New Year with a performance of the traditional Dragon Dance at the weekly Feria de Productores (Producers’ Fair), held at the Club de Leones (Lions Club) in Zapopan on Sunday, February 2.
The Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office (FE) has identified 26,500 telephone numbers belonging to bank customers and potential fraud victims across Mexico, all linked to a fake call center that operated in the Medrano neighborhood of Guadalajara.
As part of an investigation into an international car theft operation, the Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office has reported the seizure of at least 60 high-end vehicles that were illegally brought into Mexico from the United States.
Electric scooters and skates will no longer be allowed on Guadalajara’s car-free Vía RecreActiva activity, Mayor Verónica Delgadillo announced this week.
Sitting at the crossroads of tradition, ethics and animal rights, bullfighting continues to divide opinions in Mexico—often pitting older and younger generations against each other.
