Mulegé

Santa Rosalía is a target for cultural preservation because of its unique architecture and history.  Oral history, additional historical research, and published information would be important additions to protecting the legacy of this interesting city.  In addition, a trust fund to reconstruct and rehabilitate buildings that have historical value should be established, both those that belong to the mission complex and those in the mines historical zone.

Guerrero Negro’s temperate climate, which prevails most of the year, is prohibitive for outdoor festivals, recreational events, and theater.  The city needs indoor venues, where cultural and sports events could take place, which would help provide activities for youth and families.

Art education is needed throughout the municipality, including trained school teachers, materials, and dedicated facilities.  A cultural center with art courses and workshops, an audiovisual hall, and a theater house would augment the school-based program.

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