Gringo Groups 

If you are a tourist, student, or have just moved to Cuernavaca here are some groups to help you get acquainted with this great town. 

The places and groups are listed in no special order.  

APAC  -  ANIMAL SHELTER
Here in Cuernavaca we have an animal shelter that has about 100 dogs and cats looking for a good home.  The Animal Shelter at Calle ZempoalA 41 on the North East side of town.  For directions, information, call 380-0265.

St Michaels Library.  
This is for Mexico a Very Large library of American Books, They have a nice library from which you can borrow books (membership is 80 Peso's for 6 months) and a very large assortment of paperbacks and hard covers for sale at very low prices. Open Daily 10-12:30 Mon-Friday and Friday afternoons 4-6. Saturday from 10:30 to 1.   The library is located Behind St Michaels Church at Minerva #1  phone 316-7049.  For more information click here

Newcomers Club
The Newcomers Club is open to all English Speaking residents of the community, regardless of nationality, race or creed. The club provides info, activities and friendship to all members.   Minerva 1, col Delicias,
For more information click here

Brady Foundation
The Brady Foundation and Museum is located in the Museo de la Torre, Netzahualcoyoti 4, Centro Open Tuesday - Sunday 10 - 6 Telephone 318-8554. 

City Tours
Cemanahuac Educational Community has tours of Cuernavaca and the surrounding area on some Mondays.  They are supposed to be weekly but not every week.  Call the center for more information as to the time and date.  318-6407 or 312-6419.  Which leads to another thing.  Most of the Language schools offer trips and excursions.  There is a small charge for this but if they have room they will be more then happy to have you go along. The schools also have large bulletin boards with flyers about concerts and whatnot in the city.  

Radio Club
There is a local amateur radio club in the Cuernavaca area that consists of people active in amateur radio and also short-wave listeners.  We meet the second Saturday of each month at the Vivaldi restaurant for a breakfast meeting, mostly social.  Most of the participants speak English.  Many of the members are active in community events that involves radio communications, Boy Scouts, and emergency preparedness.  All are welcome to attend.  For more
info about the meetings, or the amateur radio hobby/service you can email     wm_g_graves@yahoo.com