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EVENTS

MAHLER. SYMPHONY NO. 4

Art exhibition

Friday, June 6

8:00 pm

Sinopsis Mahler's Symphony No. 4 is a thought-provoking work on innocence, beauty, and the pursuit of happiness. The talented musicians of the Camerata Mazatlán, under the direction of Maestro Sergio Freeman, will bring to life this masterpiece of the symphonic repertoire. The symphony evokes a world of purity and simplicity, capturing a child's perspective on the world. Through his music, Mahler seeks to convey the innocence and joy that characterize childhood. The symphony's fourth movement, which includes a lied sung by a soprano, is based on the poem "Das himmlische Leben" ("The Heavenly Life") from "Des Knaben Wunderhorn." This movement describes an idealized vision of heaven, a place of happiness and abundance. Despite its apparent simplicity, the symphony also contains elements of contrast and duality. Mahler explores the tension between innocence and experience, joy and melancholy. Cost Orchestra $300 pesos 1st balcony $250 pesos 2nd balcony $200 pesos 3rd balcony $150 pesos

CLASSICAL MYTHS AND PUBLIC DREAMS

Literature

Saturday, June 7

5:00 pm

Sinopsis The work "Mitos clasicos y sueños Publicis" (Classical Myths and Public Dreams) offers a fascinating exploration of how the narratives of the ancient world resonate with the dilemmas of contemporary public life. The event will feature the valuable participation of two prominent figures in the intellectual world: the renowned writer and editor Rafael Pérez Gay, and the astute political analyst and academic Ernesto Hernández Norzagaray. Both will engage with Martínez Leyva on the profound reflections raised by his essay and its acute relevance to the contemporary cultural and political landscape. "Classical Myths and Public Dreams" invites us to reflect on how archetypes and mythic narratives continue to shape our understanding of power, society, and our collective desires. An essential reading for those seeking a profound perspective on philosophy, literature, history, and current events.

MUSIC DAY

Concerts

Saturday, June 7

7:00 pm

Synopsis The traditional Dia de la Musica returns with the best musical genres from around the world to the delight of locals and tourists, whose mass arrival is expected starting at 7:00 p.m. to listen, sing, and dance to the best pieces of various musical genres in the streets of Mazatlán's Centro Historico and Olas Altas. For this edition, the Instituto Municipal de Cultura, Turismo y Arte de Mazatlán prepared a party in four simultaneous venues: Plazuela Machado, del Recuerdo, Olas Altas, and Rock & Fusion, where the best offerings from the Port and the National scene will provide great moments. Date and Time June 7, 2025 - 7:00 p.m. Classification Event Type All Event Venue Centro Historico Cost Free Event

HANSEL AND GRETEL

Art exhibition

Friday, June 13

8:00 pm

Sinopsis The play tells the story of Hansel and Gretel, who, lost in the woods, find a house made of candy and cookies. Upon approaching, they are tricked by the owner, a witch, who tries to eat them. Finally, they are saved by devising a plan and are reunited with their parents, who were saddened by their absence. Cost Orchestra $350 pesos 1st Balcony $300 pesos 2nd Balcony $250 pesos 3rd Balcony $200 pesos

HANSEL AND GRETEL

Art exhibition

Saturday, June 14

8:00 pm

Sinopsis The play tells the story of Hansel and Gretel, who, lost in the woods, find a house made of candy and cookies. Upon approaching, they are tricked by the owner, a witch, who tries to eat them. Finally, they are saved by devising a plan and are reunited with their parents, who were saddened by their absence. Cost Orchestra $350 pesos 1st Balcony $300 pesos 2nd Balcony $250 pesos 3rd Balcony $200 pesos

VISIONS IN COLOR

Art exhibition

Thursday, June 19

7:00 pm

Sinopsis The result of the work carried out during the current school year by students in the CMA's fine arts workshops. Under the guidance of teachers Miguel Flores, Abraham López, and Cecilia García in the youth sculpture workshop, the teenagers have explored various techniques and formats, creating works that reflect their unique vision of the world. Each student has carefully selected the works they consider their best, making this exhibition a reflection of their individuality and artistic growth. "Visions in Color" showcases the diversity of styles and creative freedom fostered in the CMA workshops. It is an opportunity to appreciate the emerging talent and passion for art that flourishes in its teen workshops. Cost Free Admission

A LA GHIBLI

Concerts

Thursday, June 19

7:00 pm

Sinopsis A musical experience that promises to transport audiences to the magical and emotional worlds of the acclaimed Studio Ghibli. Through live performances, a talented ensemble of musicians, led by pianist Sergio Castellanos and soprano Marisol Calles, will relive the most iconic moments from films such as 'My Neighbor Totoro,' 'Spirited Away,' and 'Princess Mononoke.' The program will include pieces such as 'A Town with an Ocean View,' 'The Legend of Ashitaka,' 'Mononoke Princess,' 'Dragon Boy,' 'Mother of the Sea,' and 'Merry Go Round of Life,' among many others, creating an unforgettable experience for all audiences. Sergio Castellanos – pianist Marysol Calles – soprano Adriana Arámburo – violin Frida Zebadua – violin Orlando Idrovo – cello Date 19 junio, 2025 - 07:00 pm Cost General admission $250 pesos

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A LA GHIBLI

Concerts

Friday, June 20

7:00 pm

Sinopsis A musical experience that promises to transport audiences to the magical and emotional worlds of the acclaimed Studio Ghibli. Through live performances, a talented ensemble of musicians, led by pianist Sergio Castellanos and soprano Marisol Calles, will relive the most iconic moments from films such as 'My Neighbor Totoro,' 'Spirited Away,' and 'Princess Mononoke.' The program will include pieces such as 'A Town with an Ocean View,' 'The Legend of Ashitaka,' 'Mononoke Princess,' 'Dragon Boy,' 'Mother of the Sea,' and 'Merry Go Round of Life,' among many others, creating an unforgettable experience for all audiences. Sergio Castellanos – pianist Marysol Calles – soprano Adriana Arámburo – violin Frida Zebadua – violin Orlando Idrovo – cello Cost General admission $250 pesos

CINDERELLA AND AURORA: STORY OPERA WITH VANESA GAMA AND ROSE FERREIRO

Concerts

Saturday, June 21

7:00 pm

Sinopsis An unforgettable evening where classic tales come to life through music. “Cinderella and Aurora: Story Opera” will be a magical event not to be missed. Enjoy the enchanting stories of Cinderella and Aurora in an operatic adaptation that will transport audiences to a world of fantasy. Date 21 junio, 2025 - 07:00 pm Cost General Admission $150 pesos

EPDM END-OF-COURSE PERFORMANCE

Dance

Saturday, June 21

8:00 pm

Sinopsis The Mazatlán Professional School will present its end-of-year performance as part of its closing activities, culminating in a year's worth of work. The performance will consist of pieces created by EPDM resident choreographers, specifically for young artists in training, and works created by the students themselves. These pieces speak to the inner world of their creators, posing questions about identity, loneliness, irony, fragility, and catharsis. This creates multiple ecosystems where we can appreciate the different natures of each piece and how they converge in a single place: dance. Cost General Admission $200 pesos

LOS PECES PARDOS (THE BROWN FISH)

Theater Plays

Tuesday, June 24

8:00 pm

Sinopsis Immerse yourself in a world where reality and fantasy intertwine. Through endearing characters and everyday situations, this play, written by Manolo Díaz, is based on the students' own experiences. The play will reflect on dreams and a goal achieved. Cost General Admission $200 pesos

REMINISCENCES OF A METAMORPHOSIS

Art exhibition

Thursday, June 26

7:00 pm

Sinopsis An exhibition that marks the culmination of three years of training for nine talented students graduating as Fine Arts Technicians. Each of them has carefully selected the works that best represent their artistic evolution and personal vision. This exhibition is a testament to their dedication, their passion for art, and their growth as artists. Cost Free Admission

EPDM GRADUATION FUNCTION

Dance

Saturday, July 5

8:00 pm

Synopsis The Mazatlán Professional Dance School invites you to celebrate the birth of new creators and be part of a historic moment: the Graduation Performance of its 23rd Generation. Prepare to witness the talent and vision of these young artists making their debut as dancers and choreographers. The program prepared for the graduation performance consists of works created especially for the young artists, with the guidance of the renowned choreographer Víctor Ruiz and the Flores Danza Teatro group, directed by talented young artists Fernando Leija and Alejandro Chávez. A contemporary dance performance that marks the beginning of a career. Enjoy an evening full of movement, expression, and creativity with a program that will surprise you.