The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A three-year-old boy from Tlajomulco has become the first confirmed fatality in Jalisco this year as a result of dengue, the mosquito-borne viral infection.
El Muro de los Muertos, the clay skull mural installed on the east side of the Marcos Castellanos elementary school, has become an icon of Ajijic street art since it was created by local artist Efrén González in 2016.
What does the sprawling municipality of Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos have in common with the small and distant township of Codognè, Italy?
Canadian circus arts troupe Cirque Du Soleil returns to Guadalajara to present five performances of its acclaimed touring production, “Corteo,” between Thursday, September 28 and Sunday, October 1.
The Lake Chapala Society Children’s Art Program (CAP) has opened registrations for the annual Summer Art Camp activities scheduled to run for the week of August 7 through 12.
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro last week welcomed (now) Frente Amplio por Mexico (FAM) presidential candidate Xóchitl Gálvez to the state Government Palace for what he termed a “social visit.”
Zarzuela is a music genre that originated in Spain in the 17th Century that is often compared to traditional opera, but in reality is so much more.
Upcoming changes to the cafe on the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) grounds will allow the board to have more control over the cafe experience, said LCS President Steve Balfour.
The Chapala branch of Jalisco’s Instituto Tecnológico Superior (ITS) network is introducing tourism as a new field of study for students residing in the Lake Chapala region and municipalities located in the suburbs of metro Guadalajara.
