The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A sudden and powerful rainstorm struck Jocotepec Sunday, July 14, unleashing a deluge in the center of town and the Nestipac community to the east.
Residents of the upper Ajijic neighborhood of Las Salvias are finally getting solutions to the prolonged glitches in their water supply service.
Friends of the Chapala Red Cross present “United in Our Hearts,” a red-letter benefit to help complete the construction of the new Cruz Roja Clinic.
The beloved figure of La Virgen de Zapopan—Queen of the Lake—was welcomed to Chapala Sunday, July 14, with Cardinal José Francisco Robles, Chapala Parish Priest Octavio Moreno Olivares, Mayor Alejandro Aguirre and a throng of 6,000 pilgrims on hand to join in the traditional procession along Avenida Madero to the waterfront Malecón and celebration of Mass on the doorstep of the San Francisco Church.
The 28th Jalisco International Dance Festival returns July 13 to 20 with 20 separate performances scheduled at more than a dozen metro-area venues, as well as in Ajijic, Lagos de Moreno, Ciudad Guzman and Etzatlan.
“Legacy in Stone and Bronze” is the title of the retrospective exhibition honoring the memory of renowned Mexican sculptor Miguel Miramontes Carmona to be inaugurated with a conference on Friday, July 12, 5 p.m., at the Ribera Arts and Culture Center (CCAR) in La Floresta.
Lakeside Little Theatre hosts another National Theatre Live award-winning production, “The Motive and the Cue,” written by Jack Thorne and directed by Sam Mendes, on Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, July 21.
Democrats Abroad GDL President Gaby Moreno gets ready to take a whack at the Trump piñata at the group’s U.S. Independence Day celebration held at St. Mark’s Anglican Church July 6.
