The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A highlight of Guadalajara’s May Cultural Festival, running from May 3 to June 4, is the “Ruta Escultura” (Sculpture Route), comprising 33 sculptures by 14 artists positioned along a three-kilometer route that can be either walked or cycled.
Sunday, May 7, Guadalajara Animal Protection inspectors, supported by municipal police officers, secured 56 animals being illegally offered for sale at the Baratillo flea market, including one baby crocodile.
Saturday, May 20, the Metropolitan Opera Live in HD series present Mozart’s Don Giovanni, Mozart’s masterpiece based the legend of Don Juan that blends comedy and melodrama to magnificent effect.
A Circus Arts Center, the first ever in the Guadalajara metropolitan area, has opened in the Colli neighborhood of Zapopan.
Fancy trying out some local brews, then head over to Cerveza México Guadalajara, a beer-themed trade show/festival at Expo Guadalajara on Friday, May 12 and Saturday, May 13.
After a nine-month restoration period, Guadalajara’s Museo de la Ciudad has reopened to the public, debuting three temporary exhibitions with interesting local themes.
A surge in “vishing” has forced Citibanamex to post warnings on its clients’ online account pages about ongoing telephone scams.
Masks from all over Mexico will be on show at the Refugio Cultural Center in Tlaquepaque, which hosts the first National Festival of Traditional Masks Friday, May 5 through Sunday, May 7.
An Antonov An-2, a Soviet mass-produced single-engine biplane that first flew in 1947, will be used to “seed bomb” parts of the Primavera Forest outside Guadalajara that have been devastated by fires in recent years.
