'A delicious exhibit of traditional candy is making mouths water at the Museo Trompo Magico. Even governor Emilio Gonzalez took some time to admire this replica of the San Juan de los Lagos Cathedral made of Alfajor candy, a coconut and condensed milk concoction. Although the tempting treats in the Dulces Jalisco exhibit are not for sale, samples will be available at the museum store. The Trompo Magico Interactive Museum is located on Avenida Central 750, and is open Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Residencial Poniente, Zapopan (near the Periferico and Av. Aqueducto). Call (33)3030-0038 for more information.
' - Photo By F. Sanchez

'PEE-TAY-AHS! (pitayas) If you hear someone hefting a basket call out this word on your street, stop him and try a few of these luscious tasting psychedelic colored fruit that are harvested only in May and early June.'

'Events for the Day of the Child (April 30) were held throughout this week and included plays, workshops, book openings and musical performances. For this youngster, tasked with bracing the banner of a theater group, the stiff breeze that day made work challenging.

' - Photo By F. Sanchez

'There is little cycling infrastructure in place for the few brave souls willing to brave Guadalajara traffic on two wheels. Still, organizers of a sustainable cities forum are holding the ViaRecreactiva up as an example of the city's potential as bicycle heaven. At the same time, ViaRecreactiva organizers announced plans to extend the Sunday pedestrian web to southern Zapopan further enticing cyclists.
' - Photo By F. Sanchez

'Seven young Red Kangaroos are currently on loan to the Guadalajara Zoo, much to the delight of thousands of Easter Week visitors. Zoo employees had to remodel the Australian area to house the large marsupials that can weigh up to 85 kilograms when fully grown.
The zoo is open Wednesday through Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is located in the Huentitan Park, close to the intersection of Calzada Independencia and Periferico Norte.
' - Photo By F. Sanchez