The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Visitors to the Phil Weigand Guachimontones Interactive Museum got a special treat last Sunday. Beside an altar created for the Day of the Dead, they found four large harps set up, and, at noon, they were able to enjoy a concert by harpist Santiago Di Morales and five of his students from the Suzuki Centro de Artes in Guadalajara.
Last Saturday, Signos secondary and high school held its fourth annual Primavera Forest Festival, an event which filled the school grounds with visitors throughout the day and evening.
Jalisco archaeologists are digging up strange and fascinating things near the town of Arandas, located about 100 kilometers due east of Guadalajara.
Google’s Indie Games Accelerator (IGA) is a program for recognizing and assisting independent video-game startups in emerging markets.
In several previous articles I’ve described the work done by Senderos de México to rehabilitate trails in Jalisco, including several near Lake Chapala.
Manfred Meiners is a cinematographer, a photographer and a scuba diver from Guadalajara. He surprised local conservationists a few years ago when he published gorgeous photos of otters happily splashing in La Vega Dam near Teuchitlán.
In bygone years I wrote several articles for this newspaper describing my adventures rappelling down deep pits in a mountain “filled with caves” in Cerro Grande, part of the the Manantlán Biosphere Reserve, which is a 2,860-meter high mountain range located 150 kilometers southwest of Guadalajara, straddling the states of Jalisco and Colima.
