The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
On November 8, Mikhail Hallak, an acclaimed Belgian pianist, will take to the stage of the Conjunto Santander for a recital featuring works by Bach, Mozart, Debussy and Chopin.
The Day of the Dead is among Mexico’s most passionately celebrated traditions, and the Guadalajara metro area offers an abundance of vibrant opportunities to experience this cultural extravaganza.
If you’re looking for an immersive experience, it’s probably wise to head to the heart of Guadalajara and Tlaquepaque to witness the magic of this iconic celebration.
A judge has denied bail to Omar “N”, 45, the former star player for the Guadalajara Chivas, who is facing charges of child sexual abuse.
Estimates of the number of demonstrators participating in thousands of U.S. locations at Saturday’s “No Kings” events ranged from five to seven million.
Likewise, in Ajijic and Guadalajara, organizers reported satisfaction at the turnouts: 300 in Ajijic’s principal plaza, noted Terry Rosson of Democrats Abroad; and 45 to 50 people in a shady median alongside the U.S. Consulate in Guadalajara, according to Anne Senter, of the Guadalajara chapter of DA.
On Saturday, October 18, Guadalajara will host the Festival de la Carne en su Jugo, celebrating the beloved local dish, literally translated as “meat in its own juice.”
Continuing our series on Guadalajara’s more intimate music and dining spots, we turn our focus to the Centro Cultural Bretón.
A two-decade-old institution, this venue began as a simple eatery and cafe in 2004. It truly found its identity four years later when Frenchman Charles Pinet took over, transforming it into a hub for live music and art.
The 61st annual Expo Ganadera, which opened on October 8 at Guadalajara’s Livestock Union fairgrounds, showcases a sensational display of prize livestock. Rated as Mexico’s largest and best livestock fair, the event runs for four weeks and draws large crowds looking for western wear, farm equipment, fun activities, food and more.
For those looking to create traditional Day of the Dead altars, the Feria del Carton y del Juguete is the place to go.
For most people living on the American continent, October 12 is Dia de la Raza (or Columbus Day), a solemn holiday marking that culture-shattering autumn day when Cristobal Colon first set foot in the New World.
In Guadalajara, the memory of the Italian navigator is dismissed without sympathy, as all eyes turn to a venerated 400-year-old religious statue, whose mere presence on the streets on Sunday will draw an estimated two million spectators.
