The #MercaditoDeSegundaMano returns this weekend! ♻️✨
Once again we'll have a space to sell, buy, and give a second chance to everything that still has so much to offer.
Sunday, October 25 | 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
📍 Jardín Principal de Ixtlahuacán.
Come, browse the market and find something you like! 🙌🏻👛
Limestone cave in the San Gabriel ejido, in the mountains of the municipality of Ixtlahuacán. A metal spiral staircase leads down to a large vaulted chamber with stalactites and stalagmites; remains there suggest an ancient pre-Hispanic ceremonial center. Visits are always guided by the family that looks after the site, and there is an entrance fee per vehicle. It is hot and humid inside, and the floor gets slippery in the rainy season.
It's today, it's today! ☝🏻✨
#Ixtlahuacán awaits you at the #FestivalDelCacahuate
with a wide variety of food and cultural events.
Come with your family, we're waiting for you at the grand opening! 🤩
Large warm-water pool on the bank of the Naranjo river, in the community of Las Conchas, Ixtlahuacán. It is a simple spot where families go in hot weather; children can swim under supervision. There are covered dining areas, grills, restrooms, electricity, parking and space for camping. It is best to ask for directions in the municipal seat.
The Reading Brigades in Cultural Spaces continue their journey throughout the state! 🙌🏽📚
With the participation of writers, performing artists and mediators from Reading Rooms in the state, you can enjoy workshops, artistic presentations, concerts and various activities that celebrate the written word and orality.
The Reading Brigades will arrive at the Library of Casa de la Cultura of the Municipal Government of Ixtlahuacán 2024-2027 with 'Lalax Jazz', a project by Aranzazú Becerra Michel, through this spectacle with music, dance and puppets, girls and boys ages 3 to 10 will discover and catch the passion for the indigenous languages of Mexico.📖
📍 Library of Casa de la Cultura of Ixtlahuacán
🗓️ Thursday, October 8
🕙 10:00 a.m.
🎟️ Free admission!
You are invited by the Undersecretariat of Culture of the Government of Colima and the Secretariat of Culture of the Government of Mexico, through the Support Program for State Cultural Institutions. 🙌🏽
Limestone cave in the San Gabriel ejido, in the mountains of the municipality of Ixtlahuacán. A metal spiral staircase leads down to a large vaulted chamber with stalactites and stalagmites; remains there suggest an ancient pre-Hispanic ceremonial center. Visits are always guided by the family that looks after the site, and there is an entrance fee per vehicle. It is hot and humid inside, and the floor gets slippery in the rainy season.