The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
When Robert Wilks recently lined up three accomplished, local instrumentalists to record his newest work “Disputations,” it was the consequence of decades of doing “something I was drawn to, something I felt compelled to do, loved doing.”
There’s absolutely nothing fancy about a torta ahogada: a sliced birote (bread roll) stuffed with chunks of shredded pork, topped with raw onion, and submerged in spicy salsa. Basic fare, really.
The Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL), the most attended cultural event in Latin America, explodes into life Saturday, November 27, running daily through Sunday, December 5 at the Expo Guadalajara events complex.
Foreigners using the offices of the National Immigration Institute (INM) in Guadalajara are reminded that they can make appointments online for 22 different tramites (procedures), including changes to one’s immigration status from temporary to permanent.
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro is seeking to increase state government spending by around 10 percent next year, with much of the extra revenue coming from increased payroll taxes and fees in various areas.
Talented dancers from the University of Guadalajara (UdG) Ballet Folklorico troupe performing breathtaking routines on the stage of the imperious Teatro Degollado is a clear sign that Guadalajara’s cultural scene is resuming its normal cycle.
Guadalajara children’s cancer NGO Nariz Roja was trying to raise one million pesos in a mid-November fundraising blitz.
Three colossal names in U.S. literature will make virtual presentations of recently published works during the International Book Fair (FIL).
Be amazed by colorful, cutting-edge projection mapping technology as both the Metropolitan Cathedral and Santuario de Guadalupe in Guadalajara undergo extraordinary transformations, Thursdays through Sundays this month.
