Ajijic View all
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Ajijic’s Holy Cross tradition lives on amid color and fireworks
La Villa led revival in an Ajijic resisting change
On May 3, Ajijic’s neighborhoods celebrated the Day of the Holy Cross, a festival that persists as a refuge for local identity in the face…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 Juan Cosalá View all
San Juan Cosala celebrates Christmas with family
Traditional dinner, exchange of gifts, and bonfire
According to an informal survey of 50 locals, “sharing with the family” is the most…More
San Juan Cosalá has no Christmas decorations
Residents did not donate this year
This year San Juan Cosalá did not put up a tree or Christmas decorations due…More
More than 150 people participated in the Coxala Duathlon 2022
25 thousand pesos in prize money
At least 150 participants, including children, youth and adults, competed in the fourth edition of…More
Jocotepec View all
Jocotepec replaces its flag in a patriotic incineration ceremony
Military and schools participate in solemn event
Jocotepec replaced the flag atop the presidency building in a formal ceremony designed to show…More
Señor del Huaje driven through Jocotepec without brakes
Over 9,000 followed him, but no problems
The ten-foot-tall statue of Christ, known as Lord of the Huaje rolled through the streets…More
Farewell to “El Profe” José García Castellanos
Father of Jocotepec’s current President
Disciplined, respectful and deeply devoted to both education and Jocotepec, José García Castellanos, father of…More
Inspection conducted at Jocotepec shelter after social media complaint
Authorities found no abuse, but the license was missing
Screams of young people inside a female family reintegration center for adolescents in El Chante,…More
Jalisco View all
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
Social program payments begin in Jalisco
Funds available through Banco del Bienestar
The distribution of financial aid for the May-June period has started for more than one…More
Violence-free living tops youth concerns in Jalisco
Surveys guide state program
Living without violence is the main concern for children and adolescents in Jalisco, according to…More
Culture View all
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Jazz Lakeside Series will feature the Armando Curiel Quintet
Juan Castañón’s concert series at Casa del Arte
Juan Castañón presents the next performance of the Jazz Lakeside Series at Casa Del Arte on Saturday, Nov. 8, featuring the jazz group, Armando Curiel…More
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LA’s Mariachi Sol de México performs in Guadalajara Nov. 19
Brought to you by Ajijic’s Daniel Medeles -
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Xayacas-Masks of the Conquest exhibition in Ajijic
Nov. 14 to 16 at La Cochera Cultural -
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FLASH REVIEW: The Tin Woman by Sean Grennan
Opens 11/7/25 at the Lakeside Little Theatre -
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Horoscopes
Week of November 7