Ajijic View all
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Ajijic Rosario Race opens registration for 11th edition
Event offers 5- and 10-kilometer routes
With about 200 people registered and space for 400 participants, the Ajijic Rosario Race continues to accept registrations for its 11th edition, set for Oct.…More
Chapala View all
Chapala buys grader to repair rural roads
Used Caterpillar will improve farm routes
The Chapala City Council has added a 2007 Caterpillar 140 H motor grader to its…More
Community leaders gather, demanding return of Lakeside Presbyterian Church
Refused meeting by Mexican pastors
About 20 people, including Pastor Carolyn Hansen, Assistant Pastor David Erikson, Las Voces del Lago…More
University of Guadalajara expands healthcare education in Chapala region
New degree programs to address local medical needs
The University of Guadalajara’s (UdeG) Chapala University Center (CUChapala) has added degrees in general surgical…More
State begins renovation of the Cristianía Park amphitheater
Work is scheduled for completion in December
The Government of Jalisco kicked off the renovation work on the outdoor amphitheater at Parque…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan View all
Book explores Lake Chapala boatbuilding history
Author presents work Oct. 3 in San Antonio Tlayacapan
Research detailing the traditions tied to navigation and boatbuilding on Lake Chapala fills the pages…More
Six queens add sparkle to San Antonio Tlayacapan National Holiday
Children’s Charra Queen introduced for the first time
San Antonio Tlayacapan celebrated the coronation of six queens as part of its National Day…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan celebrates Independence Day without incident
About 600 attend weekend of civic and cultural events
About 600 people attended San Antonio Tlayacapan’s Grito celebration during an Independence Day weekend marked…More
San Juan Cosalá View all
Tradition and participation define San Juan Cosalá celebrations
Community responds with sports, tradition, and recreation events
San Juan Cosalá concluded its Independence Day celebrations on Sept. 19 and 20 with the…More
No one stayed dry: participants soaked in San Juan Cosalá festival
Mojadera traditions bring out a bucket of water
Residents closed San Juan Cosalá’s Fiestas Patrias with the traditional Mojadera on Sunday, Sept. 20,…More
San Juan Cosalá celebrates Independence Day with parade and community activities
Civic parade was followed by bicycle races, games and sports
With honors to the flag and a civic parade, San Juan Cosalá commemorated Mexico’s Independence…More
Jocotepec View all
Jocotepec aquaculture training aims to expand fish production in region
Workshop seeks to provide tools to strengthen regional opportunities
To increase the population’s productive capacity and promote alternatives for sustainable development, an “Introduction to…More
Jocotepec to host free medical clinics at Community Hospital
Eye care and women's health exams included
Jocotepec Community Hospital will offer free medical days on Oct. 13 and 14, with consultations,…More
Aquaculture training aims to boost fish production in Jocotepec
Workshop part of effort to provide tools to strengthen productive activities
To strengthen the productive capabilities of local residents, an “Introduction to Aquaculture” workshop was held…More
Second annual Jocolorun race supports children’s hospital
Over 500 runners expected Oct. 4
The second edition of the Jocolorun race will take place on October 4 along the…More
Jalisco View all
Measure to improve water quality for Guadalajara underway
Irregular discharges from Las Pintas Dam cited
Water from the “Old System” sourced from Lake Chapala will no longer be used for…More
Airport rideshares exceed 177,000 services in four months
Average of 1,400 rides daily with Uber, DiDi, InDrive
More than 177,000 transfers have been carried out at the rideshare vehicle yard at Guadalajara…More
Protocols against banana wilt reinforced in Jalisco
Cihuatlán simulation tested response to fungus
Jalisco reinforced its detection, containment, and management protocols in response to the possible presence of…More
Simón and Isaías could become cyclones in the coming hours
Two weather systems threaten coasts with severe storms
Meteorologists are monitoring two low-pressure systems in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans because of the…More
Culture View all
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LCS announces concerts and classes for Dia de Muertos
Learn to build an altar
The Lake Chapala Society (LCS) October schedule is packed with events and classes as usual, but it’s not too early to think about Día de…More
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FLASH REVIEW: The Odd Couple (female version)
Bare Stage presents spin-off of a classic -
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LLT to open its opera season with Così fan Tutte
A Met Live full HD screening -
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THE BRAVO! Presents The Half-Life of Marie Curie
Powerful, funny drama of ambition and sex -
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