Ajijic View all
0
Festival celebrates lake and land in Ajijic
Youth activism meets Indigenous tradition
The San Sebastián neighborhood in Ajijic became a hub of art and ancestral tradition during the Michicihualli Festival, held May 1–3. Organized by La Cochera…More
Chapala View all
New public employees’ union forms in Chapala City Hall
Split prompts creation of a rival group
A new labor union has formed within Chapala City Hall after internal divisions within the…More
More Ochoa’s 45 Years at Chapala Market
Enterprising vendor a fixture
In the heart of the Chapala Municipal Market, just at the top of the stairs…More
Women’s Week: from global demands to local heroines
‘Women hold up half the sky’
International Women’s Day, marked every year on March 8, grew out of early 20th‑century workers’…More
March planned for Women’s Day in Chapala
Activists call for justice and equality
Collectives and activists have called on the public to join a march to mark International…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan View all
San Antonio Tlayacapan’s first fishing tournament tracts 60 anglers and an enthusiastic audience
The multi-species competition lasted six hours and had three winners.
Sixty fishermen competed in the first fishing tournament in San Antonio Tlayacapan in front of…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan joins the anti-invasión movement
Activists were out on the beaches near the San Antonio Tlayacapan boardwalk
Approximately 20 people gathered to recover the federal land on the beaches of San Antonio…More
San Juan Cosalá View all
Careless drivers damage the bicycle lane
Posts slammed by cars
Less than a year after the inauguration of the bicycle lane, many of the bollards…More
Modification to the access road to San Juan Cosalá
New gutter installed
A upgraded gutter is being installed on the side of the bike path on the…More
Pandemic forced children’s orchestra to become a music school
Rising costs and drop in enrollment dissolved it
San Juan Cosalá’s music school is not giving up. Four former students of the Orquesta…More
Jocotepec View all
Jocotepec clears waterways to stem seasonal flooding
Workers, volunteers act fast before rains begin
Crews in Jocotepec have been busy cleaning and clearing under bridges to prevent flooding before…More
El Molino swears in new municipal agent
Juan Carlos Gómez Ibarra appointed on May 22
Changes are afoot at one of Jocotepec’s agencies. Juan Carlos Gómez Ibarra has taken office…More
Real estate developments flout Jocotepec land-use plans
Projects proceed despite land and legal concerns
Plans are underway to build houses in the lower slopes of the Jocotepec bypass. One…More
Demolition delayed at Carmen Torres Veliz preschool in Jocotepec
Tragic incident prompts urgent improvements
Everything is ready for the Carmen Torres Veliz preschool in Jocotepec to begin construction, almost four…More
Jalisco View all
Jalisco records its hottest April in 35 years
High temperatures will persist in May
Jalisco is facing a historic heat wave in 2026, with April ranking among the warmest…More
Ministry of Culture opens call for applications to study art
Deadline for applications is June 14
Professional training in artistic mediation (community engagement), curation and cultural management now has a new…More
Jalisco mobilizes 3.3 million in earthquake drill
State tests quake and tsunami plans
Jalisco recorded a historic turnout of 3.3 million people during the First National Drill, with…More
Green Party to run unaligned for Jalisco offices
Break ties with Morena for 2027 elections
The Green Party of Mexico (PVEM) announced that it will run without coalitions in Jalisco…More
Culture View all
0
Lakeside Living
Discover the vibrant cultural and music scene that defines our unique Lakeside community
-
0
Lakeside Laughs & Skitz-o-funnia bring a big comedy night to The BRAVO! Theatre
Improv, sketch comedy, and community spirit take center stage Nov. 29 -
0
HOT HALF DOZEN 11.25.25
129 songs, albums, videos submitted this week for review -
0
Music Sin Fronteras 11.23.25
-
0
Polimeratus, Kingdom of Trash: dance transforms trash into living art
Seven UdeG graduates bring the work to life