**UABC Presents 16th Annual Children’s Theater Week in Baja California**
The Autonomous University of Baja California (UABC) is set to host the 16th Annual Children’s Theater Week “Ray Garduño” from October 6th to October 12th, spanning three cities: Ensenada, Tecate, and Tijuana. This event aims to promote the comprehensive development of children in the state through a series of theatrical performances tailored for audiences of all ages.
The festival will showcase the creative talents of various theater groups, including HausCompanyTheater from Greece, Mano y Contramano from Veracruz, Idiotas Teatro from Mexico City-Oaxaca, Dionsacas Colectivo Teatral from Mexico City, Laboratorio de Creación Escénica “La Clepsidra” from Chiapas-Baja California, Colectivo de Teatro en Espiral from Baja California, and La Gorgona Teatro from Mexico City. Attendees can look forward to a range of performances, such as “Josefina: the Nahual Girl,” “Crows Don’t Comb Their Hair,” “The Bear That Wasn’t,” “Braid,” “The Mystery of Belisa,” “Bam Boom,” and “Bird.”
The presentations will begin at 6:00 PM at three primary venues: the Teatro Universitario y de los Periodistas “Benito Juárez” in Ensenada, the Teatro Universitario de la Unidad Tecate, and the Sala de Espectáculos CECUT in Tijuana. Admission to all shows is free, making it accessible to everyone interested in experiencing the magic of theater.
This event is a collaborative effort among Colectivo de Teatro en Espiral, UABC, and the Tijuana Cultural Center, supported by the International Community Foundation A.C.
**Secondary Article: UABC’s Commitment to Accessible Arts**
In recent cultural news across the region, UABC continues to lead initiatives that make arts more accessible to diverse audiences. Beyond the upcoming Children’s Theater Week, the university has championed several programs to integrate arts into the community, ensuring a cultural enrichment accessible to all. These include free workshops held year-round and outdoor performances across the state aimed at engaging communities in remote areas.
Such efforts underscore the institution’s dedication not only to academic excellence but also to fostering a vibrant cultural landscape in Baja California. This aligns with broader trends in the region, where educational institutions are increasingly active in cultural production and dissemination.
Stay informed with all the latest updates, as UABC strives to bring enriching experiences to the youth and residents of Baja California, nurturing a love for the arts across all age groups.