Ajijic Passion Play plans stage revamp
Community invited to join tradition
Organizers of the 2026 Ajijic Passion of Christ Group (Pasión de Cristo Ajijic) will keep…More
Author: Sofia Medeles
Sofia Medeles
Born in Ajijic, she moved to Guadalajara and enrolled in the Fashion Design program at UdeG. Four years later, she returned to her hometown and worked for Semanario Laguna as a reporter and photographer. Her investigative stories on the invasion of Federal property have been front page news.
Ajijic Passion Play plans stage revamp
San Antonio Tlayacapan historical book released in English
Translated edition meets growing demand
On Saturday, Feb. 21, a ceremony was held in San Antonio Tlayacapan’s main square to…More
Lord of Mercy procession returns after over a decade
Religious community seeks to hold event every year
After a 14-year hiatus, the image of the Lord of Mercy (Señor de la Misericordia)…More
Red Alert brings silence to normally bustling Ajijic
No incidents, streets deserted
A security crisis across Jalisco prompted state authorities to activate a Red Alert around midday…More
Registration opens for 2026 San Antonio Tlayacapan Patron Saint Race
Competition includes half-marathon in Mesa del Ocote
The San Antonio Tlayacapan delegation is preparing to host the second edition of its Patron…More
Couple reveals baby’s gender at Ajijic’s Toro de Once
Ajijic tradition becomes unique surprise
During the final Toro de Once, a traditional Mexican rodeo event, a couple from Ajijic…More
Ajijic wins crown again at close of a historic carnival
Carnival Tuesday parade gathers 10,000 people
Under a cloud of flour and the rhythm of traditional music, Ajijic bid farewell to…More
Groups demand transparency on aqueduct project
Protest seeks release of documents
Members of the Coalition of Lakeside Communities of Lake Chapala protested Feb. 18 outside the…More
Elderly expat driver hits, kills young bicyclist in West Ajijic
Sparks new debate over older driver safety
A young woman died Sunday, Feb. 15, after being struck by a vehicle driven by…More
The aroma of bread and white flour: “El Coo”
Baker supports Ajijic Carnival for over two decades
In the vibrant Ajijic Carnival parade, one name has become as ubiquitous as the flour…More