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Spend Valentine's Day experiencing the romance, music and food of Guadalajara! Saturday, February 14; the show and dinner start at 8:30pm.
Through Mariachi and dance, this dinner show will tell the story of a romantic trip to Guadalajara, the home of mariachi music. Your 3-course dinner will transport you to Guadalajara as you enjoy the evening's entertainment.
To reserve your spot for this exclusive Valentine's Day dinner event, please select Reservation Deposit and check out. Your reservation includes dinner + entertainment. The balance of your reservation will be due at the event upon check out.
**Tax and gratuity are not included in the cost of the online ticket. Tax and Gratuity will be charged at the event.
Ages | 21+
Ticket Options:
Individual [per person] $47.50. Event entry + 3-course dinner [does not include drinks]. Your reservation deposit is $25 [per person]. The amount [per person] will be deducted from your final bill. The $25 deposit does not include tax or gratuity
Couple $85: Event entry + 3-course dinner for 2 people [does not include drinks]. Your reservation deposit is $50 [per couple]. The amount [per couple] will be deducted from your final bill. The $50 deposit does not include tax or gratuity
Couple with wine $119: Event entry + 3-course dinner for 2 people [includes wine]. Your reservation deposit is $50 [per couple]. The amount [per couple] will be deducted from your final bill. The $50 deposit does not include tax or gratuity
Rooted in over 160 years of diplomatic history, the Consulate General of Mexico in San Antonio stands as one of the oldest Mexican representations abroad. Established in 1861 through a historic agreement between Presidents Abraham Lincoln and Benito Juárez, this San Antonio, TX institution has continuously served as a bridge between Mexico and the United States, acknowledging the enduring ties that bind these two nations together.
Since its elevation to Consulate General status in 1911, this San Antonio-based office has been led by 48 dedicated consuls who have guided its mission to serve the 27-county region of South Texas. The consulate's presence in the historic Federal Reserve Bank building since 1957 symbolizes its stability and importance to the community. This carefully preserved landmark serves not only as an administrative center but as a tangible connection to the shared heritage of San Antonio.
The Consulate General's commitment extends beyond traditional diplomatic services through its Cultural Institute of Mexico in San Antonio. By organizing traveling exhibitions and cultural events throughout the region and beyond, the consulate actively nurtures the artistic, historical, and cultural bonds between Mexican and American communities. This multifaceted approach reflects the organization's understanding that true diplomatic relations are built on mutual respect, cultural appreciation, and genuine human connection within the San Antonio community and throughout South Texas.
