Volunteers sought for the Passion of Christ Ajijic 2024
Passion Play preparations begin next week
The Pasión de Cristo Ajijic is about to begin work for their representation of the…More
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Volunteers sought for the Passion of Christ Ajijic 2024
Ajijic Cultural Center will host 4-day art forum
The forum will take place on March 4, 5, 6, and 7
Victor Alcázar is taking the lead on organizing an art forum event that aims to…More
Ajijic’s Terranova Institute Commemorates Flag Day
Activities recognize Mexico’s national symbol
In a civic ceremony featuring a poetry contest, award presentations, and group activities, Terranova Institute…More
Residents asked to prepare for water shortage
Water rationing season early this year
About three weeks after Rafael Escamilla started working as the new head of the Municipal…More
Maximiano Macías Arceo leaves Ajijic delegation
He will remain active in Movimiento Ciudadano
Maximiano Macías Arceo, the former delegado of Ajijic, has announced he will work with Isaac…More
Guide to the Birds of La Ribera to be presented in Ajijic March 3
Local bird watch group “Chapala Birders” data used
Do you know the birds that inhabit the lake and mountains of the area? If…More
The Capirotada Fair returns to Ajijic’s malecon
Seventh gastronomic festival on March 16th
The Capirotada Fair returns to Ajijic’s malecon for its seventh year on March 16. Spaces…More
SIMAPA Ajijic seeks solutions to water discharge problems
La Cristina faces ongoing discharges into Lake Chapala
The Municipal System of Drinking Water and Sewerage (SIMAPA) Ajijic inspected a pipeline in Ajijic…More
Voting made easy by US Consulate, Democrats Abroad Lake Chapala
Assistance for voters in state and presidential primaries
US citizens living in Lakeside will have two forms of assistance in voting during their…More
Juan Navarro, renowned Ajijic artist passed away Thursday morning
His last artistic endeavor was as an actor
The engraver, muralist and multidisciplinary artist from Ajijic, Juan “Juanito” Navarro passed away Thursday morning,…More