Professor Jesus Castro Agúndez Cultural Center

Spacious, nice temperature inside, good seats… washrooms a bit far though and with shareable toilet paper holders on the outside of the stalls. Besides that, very good venue.

This past Friday night the dance team my daughter dances with from #Real Dance Academy #RDA performed at this theater. It's a nice theater, centrally located in La Paz BCS México. Not oversized but also not small. Seating is comfortable and they also have upper balcony seating available. I did see that they also allowed folks with walkers/wheelchairs to enter the side door upfront near the stage where there are no steps BIG PLUS. There is a Tequila ticket counter located on the premises for ticket purchase (if event is offering that option). They have some really cool laser blue lights coming up from spots on the ground all over the front of the building entrance area. Kids seemed to really enjoy running around and stepping over them because it made them look cool and bluish. There are bathrooms available but unfortunately I'm unsure if they're wheelchair accessible. Overall nice, clean, centrally located theater with their own parking lot. My only complaint is next time I'll need to sit in the center seating in order to get good pictures. I was on one side and my daughter was dancing on the other. Thanks and enjoy D&I

Great concert hall comfortable venue! Tons of parking.

The women were thoroughly entertaining. The venue was a little care worn. The sound person should have been fired after the show! If he was paid, I would definitely be asking for my money back.

Great festival here for Dia de esmuertos. Good show and food.

Teatro La Paz is either much more than a theater, or it's a theater next to a bunch of other stuff, an entire, very huge cultural center that goes on and on with many inside and outside operations. I take it that the theater is just a corner of this single place and not necessarily a freestanding endeavor. Un addition to grand parking areas and shaded ledges intended for sitting, there is a playground for children, an outdoor but covered not-the-theater area for performances, statues, a collection of white windmills, a library and more. And if the excitement of the place gives you a heart attack, there's a huge funeral home off to one side.

What this place has for the American traveler is a library upstairs with free wifi and an air conditioner. It's a library so you need to be quiet, but if you want a place to grab a chair, knock out some emails or other computer work, and not melt in the heat, this is a good place. The library is on the second floor. A small staircase leads up to it.

Great thing to do here is the Dia De La Muerte celebration. Incredible event, where dozens of people perform with hand-made, elaborate costumes. One of the most colorful and fascinating events of the year. Also, there is a constant stream of various performances at this location throughout the year.