The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Buen Fin 2025, scheduled Thursday, November 13 through Monday, November 17, is Mexico’s annual shopping event - similar to Black Friday in the U.S. - that involves both physical stores and online retailers, offering large discounts and promotions on a wide range of products, including electronics, clothing, household goods, and more.
The history of fan violence in soccer is well-documented across Europe, South America and even some parts of Mexico. Thankfully, this ugly phenomenon has largely bypassed Guadalajara, despite the notorious rivalry between the city’s two top teams, Chivas and Atlas.
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.
Dengue watch
In anticipation of this weekend’s Day of the Dead celebrations, the Jalisco Ministry of Health (SSJ) is implementing preventative measures at many of the state’s cemeteries to reduce the risk of dengue transmission.
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.
For enthusiasts of classic, antique and vintage cars, the Expo Automóviles del Mundo is the event to attend! Featuring over 600 vehicles, this massive exhibition will showcase a variety of makes and models, including rare collector cars, new releases and a special auction of automotive memorabilia.
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.
The Guadalajara International Airport has launched a new shuttle service to the city center, with sources saying it should be fully operational by this weekend.
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.
