The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Sunday, September 7, Guadalajara city hall celebrates the fourth annual Día de la Torta Ahogada (Torta Ahogada Day) by sponsoring the free handout of sliced birotes (bread rolls) stuffed with chunks of shredded pork, topped with raw onion, and submerged in spicy salsa.
The Irish Embassy in Mexico City conveyed a formal commendation to historian Michael Hogan of Guadalajara this month from President Michael D. Higgins as he ends his second term.
Green Action Week 2025 continues with a family-friendly event this Sunday, September 7 at Parque La Calma (4–5 p.m.) in Zapopan, organized by the Colectivo Ecologista Jalisco.
A Jalisco congressional committee has approved an amendment to the state’s Ley del Agua allowing citizens who receive discolored water (agua turbia) for ten days or more to obtain a 25-percent discount on their bills.
One of Tlaquepaque’s cemeteries appears to have been used by criminal organizations to dispose of murdered victims.
Drivers in Guadalajara may want to avoid the Minerva Glorieta for the foreseeable future, unless absolutely necessary.
If you’re considering purchasing a Chinese-made vehicle, whether electric or gasoline-powered, mark your calendar for September 27 and 28. That’s when you’ll have the opportunity to explore a variety of Chinese automobile models under one roof at Expo Auto 2025, taking place at Expo Guadalajara.
Dust off your lederhosen and head to the Metropolitano Park for the OtoñoBierfest, taking place from September 19 to 21. This Oktoberfest-inspired event features live music, German beers, and traditional dishes in a typical Munich-style tent with wooden tables and benches.
Governor Pablo Lemus recently saw off the “Mexico in the Heart” tour, a project showcasing Jalisco’s traditions across 23 U.S. cities.
