“The Children” at The Bravo Theater: damn fine drama
Nuclear-powered and will make you think
The Children directed by Bernadette Jones at The Bravo Theatre is a quiet play, until…More
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“The Children” at The Bravo Theater: damn fine drama
Ajijic jazz group Triálogo local concert set for music video
Filmed Saturday night at the CCAR
The local progressive jazz group Triálogo brought in two guest artists for a wide-ranging concert…More
Los Niños Zapateadores de Jalisco fundraiser for SJC children’s dance group
Gala scheduled for Feb. 2 at the Racquet Club
The Children’s Folk Ballet “Son de Mexico” of San Juan Cosala has announced a gala…More
Jesus Christ, Superstar at LLT: acting, singing, logistical magic
Luis Sánchez is a surprise star
Spectacular, remarkable, stunning. blow-you -away, and every other over-the-top positive adjective in my thesaurus is…More
MURAL OF THE WEEK: El Cameleón Bar
The El Cameleón Bar at Corona and Constitución streets (artist unknown), one of many muras…More
BARE STAGE MOVES TO ST. ANDREWS IN 2024
Lost lease, got a better space
In a move that has been percolating for several months, Bare Stage has announced that…More
Phil Halyard portrays his stay in Mexico with art exhibit
Photographer’s art at CCAR until February 11
On Wednesday, January 17, the exhibition “No Hablo Español” by Australian photographer Phillip G. Halyard…More
MURAL OF THE WEEK: Girl in water
GIRL IN WATER (our title) by the @bardoacollective located on the Ajijic Malecon Skate Park.More
Three Kings Day around the Spanish-speaking world
A brief tour through the customs of this holiday
On January 6, the three kings (Melchior, Gaspar and Balthazar) are celebrated in Mexico, Cuba,…More
Color Tube
Artist unknow On Colon in Ajijic between Zaragosa and Guadlupe Victoria streets.
Color Tube (our title). Artist unknow On Colon in Ajijic between Zaragosa and Guadlupe Victoria…More