One of Guadalajara’s most iconic venues will once again be filled with music this fall. Don’t miss the “Noches de Paraninfo,” a concert series featuring a variety of classical and early music performances.
Located inside the former Rector’s Office building—now home to the Museum of the Arts (MUSA)—the Paraninfo is one of those cultural venues you simply must visit at least once. And what better way to do so than with this experience?
Inside, you’ll find two of the most representative works by the Jalisco muralist José Clemente Orozco: *The Creative and Rebellious Man*, painted on the dome, and *The People and Their False Leaders*, considered one of the most important murals of the Mexican muralist movement.
Paraninfo Nights Program
Season 2 of “Noches de Paraninfo” will feature three concerts between October and November 2026. All performances will begin at 8:00 p.m. and cost 100 pesos.
October 2: David Rivera, violin
The season will kick off with David Rivera, who will present *Bach / Interludes: A Journey for Solo Violin*, a program dedicated to this instrument.
November 6: Past Centuries
The Siglos Pasados Early Music Ensemble will present a program featuring music from the Renaissance and Baroque periods.
November 13: Trío Xalli
The series will continue with Trío Xalli, which will perform works by Kreisler and Beethoven.
Practical Information
📅 Date: October 2 , November 6 and 13, 2026
🕗 Time: 8:00 p.m.
📍 Location: Enrique Díaz de León Auditorium , Av. Juárez 975, Centro
🎟️ Cost: General admission $100 pesos
