One of Guadalajara’s most iconic venues will once again be filled with music this summer. The Paraninfo Enrique Díaz de León, a historic gem of the University of Guadalajara, reopens its doors.
It will host the first season of Noches de Paraninfo, a concert series that aims to breathe new artistic life into this historic venue.
Located inside the former Rector’s Office building—now home to the Museum of the Arts (MUSA)—the Paraninfo is a living museum.
Inside are 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.
More information about the music nights at the Enrique Díaz de León Paraninfo
The season kicks off on June 5, and all concerts will take place at 8:00 p.m. Add these concerts to your list of things to do in June.
Concert schedule:
June 5: From Baroque to Classicism: A Musical Journey, a concert by Trío Hikuri, a clarinet ensemble.
June 19: Female Voices: Contemporary Soundscapes, presented by Quinteto Musaica, a wind ensemble.
July 3: Concert by the Camerata Juvenil de Occidente, under the artistic direction of Naim Alfaro.
July 10: Concert featuring works by Mendelssohn and Dvořák, performed by the Ghela Quartet, consisting of violins, viola, and cello.
Practical Information
📅 June 5–July 10, 2026
🕗 8:00 p.m.
📍 Enrique Díaz de León Auditorium (975 Juárez Ave., Downtown)
🎟️ General admission: $100 pesos
