Arts & Entertainment

Ajijic’s cobblestone streets will soon be echoing with the sound of violins, violas and cellos, as the Festival del Lago returns for its ninth season. With more than 70 students enrolled, this year marks the largest and most internationally diverse edition of the festival to date.

Ajijic’s cobblestone streets will soon be echoing with the sound of violins, violas and cellos, as the Festival del Lago returns for its ninth season. With more than 70 students enrolled, this year marks the largest and most internationally diverse edition of the festival to date.

Prepare to be enchanted as the beloved classic “The Sound of Music” returns to the stage at Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT), on Friday, August 1 at 6 p.m. and Sunday, August 3 at 1 p.m.

Don’t miss “Death of a Salesman” at Bare Stage Theatre—a powerful story of family, ambition, and the human spirit.

Love has inspired poets and songwriters since the beginning of time. Unrequited love, lost love, or love that’s just a little bit off—these have given rise to some of the most beautiful, fun, and heartfelt songs ever written.

New music lover’s spot

A new music center has opened in Ajijic. Musicalerias Ajijic, located at Carretera Pte. 268-A (directly across from the French Bakery in West Ajijic), is Ajijic’s new go-to music store. It features professional recording facilities, a full inventory of instruments, accessories and teaching studios. Small group piano lessons (three students per group) will focus on Pop, Blues and Jazz. For more information, call Musicalerias manager Daniel Martinez at 331-447-4685, or drop by to check it out. Open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.