The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Due to further construction delays, the developers of Arena Guadalajara have once again postponed the opening date of the city’s newest and largest performing arts and sports venue.
To the anger of vendors, Guadalajara city hall has shut down the Saturday “bohemian” market that occupies the Parque Revolución (also known as Parque Rojo), located at the intersection of Avenida Juarez and Calzada Federalismo.
Want to see some stunning flower displays? This weekend’s Festival de las Flores (Flower Festival) in Guadalajara offers a chance to enjoy beautiful floral installations, as well as some music performances, all courtesy of the Jalisco Culture Department (Cultura Jalisco).
Wednesday, April 30, two employees died and another three are unaccounted for after a large-scale fire broke out at an aerosol factory in the Álamo Industrial neighborhood, located on the border between Guadalajara and Tlaquepaque municipalities.
The operators of Guadalajara International Airport have decided to expand the official taxi fleet that services the increasingly busy travel hub.
Casa del Sol Inn is thrilled to welcome back acclaimed flamenco dancer Rodrigo Robles for an unforgettable evening of intimate flamenco on Saturday, April 26.
“Malo para México—Malo para el Mundo.” Bad for Mexico—Bad for the World.
St. Mark’s Anglican/Episcopal church in Guadalajara, after holding a Saturday Easter egg coloring party, plans a regal Palm Sunday Mass April 13, 11 a.m., It starts in the garden, followed by a procession into the chapel, led by the Rev. Dr. Joel Muñoz, with a grand choral accompaniment.
On Maunday Thursday (April 17), thousands of Catholics will go to church seven times for the “Visit to the Seven Churches,” a tradition dating back to medieval Spain that commemorates Christ’s departure from the Last Supper and his walk through the Garden of Gethsemane.
