The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Universidad de Guadalajara (UdG) gave Federico Solorzano Barreto a solemn and dignified send off at the Paraninfo Enrique Diaz de Leon after the famed local paleontologist died at the age of 92 this week.
The Union Jack is ever present this month in Guadalajara: on billboards, posters, street corners, in hotels and newspaper advertisements. With Great Britain as this year’s invited guest to the city’s May Festival, everything British is in.
Guadalajara’s Museo de la Ciudad will be participating in World Wide Knit in Public Day for the first time on Saturday, June 13.
The legendary Nuestros Dulces
TlaquepArte, the biannual exhibition of handicrafts, gifts and decorations, keeps getting better and better. Having moved from its traditional Tlaquepaque location, visitors to this year’s fair are benefitting from the increased space now available at Expo Guadalajara.
On Sunday, May 10, besides special food and activities to honor moms, parishioners of St. Mark’s Anglican/Episcopal Church in Guadalajara will also wrap up layettes that they are assembling for new mothers who deliver babies at clinics in tiny communities west of Chapala, such as San Juan Cosala and Jocotepec.
The Guadalajara municipal government appears to be pushing ahead with an ambitious development in the north of the city despite the fierce objections of neighboring residential communities.
