The Centro Cultural Ajijic opens an exposition of art by Efrén González and other local artists.
Efrén González and his family cut the ribbon at the CCAs to open the González…More
Author: Patrick O’Heffernan
Patrick O’Heffernan
Originally from Texas and raised in Los Angeles, Dr. O’Heffernan has served as wire service reporter in California, an international correspondent in Asia, a newspaper editor in California, a magazine editor in Singapore, a radio host and podcaster. He has published 5 books and numerous articles. He is a retired Professor of Media and International Relations at Georgia Tech. He has a PhD. In Political Science from MIT and has been awarded an Emmy, A Webby, several Addys and many other awards.
Major League Baseball returns to Mexico City this April
Tickets available Jan. 19 for Diamondbacks and Padres
Major League Baseball is bringing the World Tour back to Mexico City in April 2026…More
HOT HALF DOZEN – Happy New Year
New songs for 2026: 170 songs and albums submitted
A search in Spotify turns up 369 new songs uploaded in Spanish and 60 new…More
Music Sin Fronteras New Years, 2026
I am back from the holidays, which were spent, among other things, listening to new…More
Change and Mexican Magic
OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
I am writing this column on the Monday before Christmas, but you won’t read it…More
LLT to hold auditions for ‘The Woman in Black’
A gothic horror with a twist
On Jan. 8th and 9th, Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT) will hold auditions for the final…More
Going to the US? Prepare to share social media data
US and Canadian citizens excluded
Foreign visitors to the U.S.—even for layovers—could soon be required to hand over five years…More
A cross-cultural concert
OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
A cross-cultural concert OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE David Bowie once said that music…More
Bare Stage closes 2025 with “I Hate Hamlet” Dec. 26-28
“You just can’t hate ‘I Hate Hamlet”
Bare Stage will close out the year with a bang—a very funny bang: I Hate…More
Tipping—or, back when I was a waiter
OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
Tipping—or, back when I was a waiter OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE I worked…More