Are you looking for a space, not only for your events, but to live a really different experience? Welcome! At Centro Fox we have a historic venue, with over 300 years of stories to tell, completely at your disposal. Here you can carry out all the events you want, as well as roam in company or alone in one of the most fascinating corners of Guanajuato.
The esplanade and archway are part of the Hacienda San Cristóbal, the name of this working community. Its origin dates back to 1614, when the Viceroy Marquis of Guadalcázar granted Pedro Núñez Gómez a cattle ranch with horses. Documents of a mortgage on the site, dated 1734, make mention for the first time of a population of jacales, what is today the main house of the hacienda and community of San Cristóbal.
During the last stages of the Mexican Revolution, between the months of April and June 1915, the lands of Hacienda San Cristobal and neighboring haciendas served as a battlefield where the Villistas’ armies confronted Obregon’s armies.
That same year, on September 20, it was acquired by Vicente Fox Quesada’s paternal grandfather, Joseph Louis Fox Flach, who worked as a stubborn and stubborn watchman in a car factory that, in the end, he also ended up being the owner. Some of his famed “Fox Cars” are on display here.
It was donated by the Fox family to build a venue where large events could be held at the disposal of the public’s predilections, from renting space for family celebrations, to scientific fairs, concerts, sporting events and national and international festivals.
Among many of these events are the visit of the 14th Dalai Lama (Tenzin Gyatso), the concerts of Juan Gabriel, Elton John, Carlos Santana, Mexican singers Emmanuel and Mijares, the visits of Deepak Chopra and Nobel Peace Prize winners Muhammad Junus and Rigoberta Menchú, the CITEK International Forum, CannaMéxico, Foro Revolución Amarilla, the scientific fairs of Talent City and Hackaton science fairs, the Mystic Arts of Tibet, the Michoacán Folkloric Festival and Folkloric Ballet of Estado de Mexico, constant visits from Texas Christian University, the World Business Forum, countless concerts by the Bajío System Orchestra and Community Ensembles, and many, many more events.
This place is abundant in myths and legends, beautiful stories of ancestry, ghosts, cristeros, country battles and glorious triumphs that have survived the passing of time.
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Doctor in Veterinary Medicine and Zootechnics of the National Autonomous University of Mexico; with experience in clinical ethology of dogs, cats and other felines, animal welfare, bioethics and uses of medical medicinal cannabis in veterinary medicine.
Diploma in Medicine and Management of Domestic and Wild Felids, UAEH 2018.
He has three certifications in medical cannabis, including the certification
as Veterinary Cannabis Counselor (Veterinary Cannabis Counselor) by Veterinary Cannabis Education and Consulting in Colorado, USA, 2021.
He was Deputy Director and Deputy Director at the Jardines del Hipodromo Health Center, a first-level care center located on the northeastern outskirts of Montevideo, where he worked particularly in relation to people with problematic drug use, and even participated in a device of treatment with therapeutic companions, which constituted an interesting experience that took place in the area.
Later, he was repatriated by CONACYT to join for more than 10 years as Full Professor A, in the General Surgery Service of the Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon. He has two books published in Mexico and book chapters abroad. In addition to 30 publications in indexed journals. He received the 2018 Research Award from the Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon. He developed the Popular Insurance program at the San José Hospital with care in breast cancer, cervical cancer and childhood cancer (2010-2019).
Currently, Dr. Arboleda is the Associate Director of Research at Santé Cannabis, and she has extensive experience in the responsible and safe prescription of medicinal cannabis in different clinical contexts.
She graduated from UVU Utah, UIC, and University of Santiago de Compostela. Entrepreneur, opinion leader and activist of the Mexican cannabis industry with more than 8 years of experience.
Is a unique leader who builds organizations from the ground up. He is the co-founder of Harborside Inc., a publicly traded cannabis company. He is the co-founder and current chair of the board of directors for the non-profit, Last Prisoner Project. And he is the co-founder of the California Cannabis Industry Association trade organization. In addition, Andrew is one of the few people to have owned and operated cannabis companies in the legacy, medical, and adult-use markets on both coasts of the United States. As an activist for the last 35 years, Andrew helped legalize medical and adult-use cannabis in California and Washington, D.C. He is the very definition of a trailblazer and someone known as a pioneer in the industry.
An ardent cannabis activist, he is also the founder of the CannaMéxico forum, which, since its first edition in 2018, promotes cannabis legislation in Mexico and throughout Latin America. In addition, he is one of the most important business partners of the CBD and hemp products store, Paradise.