The tradition of the Altars of Sorrows in Ajijic is fading
Residents fear the custom will disappear
The traditional setting up of altars in honor of Our Lady of Sorrows, a deeply…More
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The tradition of the Altars of Sorrows in Ajijic is fading
Enrique Ibarra Pedroza presents the life of Mariano Otero
Jurist and politician’s lecture fills Arts Center
The prominent politician and academic, Enrique Ibarra Pedroza, presented his latest book, Mariano Otero, to…More
Ajijic traditional fair, ‘Jamaica del Pasado’ turns 20
Organizers navigate weather and vendor issues
The main plaza of Ajijic was filled with the aromas of ponche (fruit punch), pozole…More
Niños Incapacitados needs help for a boy’s urgent surgery
Toddler battles rare cranial congenital disability
Drawing inspiration from Mr. Rogers’ famous words to “look for the helpers,” Niños Incapacitados President…More
Ajijic marks Palm Sunday amid wind and other challenges
Faithful gather despite weather and obstacles
By María Di Paola Blum. Under a gray sky and amid unusual gusts of wind,…More
Ajijic “No tyrants, no kings” rally drew up to 300
The plaza filled with chants and signs
The Ajijic plaza was filled with chants of “No tyrants, no kings” on Saturday, March…More
Lakeside’s two rabbis talk about Passover
A small but vibrant community
One of Judaism’s major holidays, Passover, began on April 1. This is an interview with…More
Ajijic Launches Temporary Pedestrian Walkway on Colón and Morelos
Pedro Moreno opened the Malecon
Ajijic has launched a pilot program that converts sections of Colón and Morelos streets into…More
Terranova Institute celebrates 20 Years of Terra Sport
13 schools attend from across the region
The Terranova Institute celebrated the 20th anniversary of Terra Sport, its traditional annual sports event.…More
Niños Incapacitados looking for next generation of leaders
Volunteers sought for key roles
Lakeside’s longest-serving charity needs volunteers. Niños Incapacitados is celebrating 51 years of service and is…More