This winter, Canadians heading down to Mazatlán in search of sun and sand can also explore this Mexican resort city's vibrant art scene. On the first Friday of every month up until May 2012, self-guided art walks will be offered in Mazatlan's Historical Center. There are 24 stops along the way including galleries, artists' studios, workshops, and gift boutiques. Balloons and banners mark the participating venues, and free maps are available around town. For more information, visit the Art Walk's official website.
Mazatlan's Historical Center or Centro Histórico is comprised of 180 city blocks of handsome 19th-century buildings, many of which have been lovingly restored. Action revolves around the Plazuela Machado, a pretty square ringed with lively outdoor restaurants and cafés. Culture aficionados can also take advantage of concerts held in the beautiful Teatro Angela Peralta or tour the nearby Museo Casa Machado, a restored mansion that gives glimpses of what life was like for Mazatlan's affluent class during the 1800's.
For additional information about Mazatlán, visit gomazatlan.com.
Mazatlan's Historical Center or Centro Histórico is comprised of 180 city blocks of handsome 19th-century buildings, many of which have been lovingly restored. Action revolves around the Plazuela Machado, a pretty square ringed with lively outdoor restaurants and cafés. Culture aficionados can also take advantage of concerts held in the beautiful Teatro Angela Peralta or tour the nearby Museo Casa Machado, a restored mansion that gives glimpses of what life was like for Mazatlan's affluent class during the 1800's.
For additional information about Mazatlán, visit gomazatlan.com.
No comments:
Post a Comment