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The final “Movies That Matter” screenings will feature two acclaimed dramas advocating for social and political justice, along with a documentary about the impact of a beloved trailblazing comedy.
Four well-known Ajijic-based musicians will perform a special concert at the Casa del Sol Inn’s Jazz Supper Club event on Friday, March 28.
“Dear Sugar: When is it right to take that big step and say ‘I love you’?” This question, along with many more, is answered in Bravo! Theatre’s “Tiny Beautiful Things.” The play is based on a book by Cheryl Strayed, a compilation of real letters she received and answered in her role as an online advice columnist.
The next two installments of “Movies That Matter” celebrate two courageous individuals who, despite being undervalued in their lives, rebel by standing up for their own and others’ rights.
Alexis Steinkamp sold her Chicago condo in 2017 and decided to become a full-time traveler, a nomad. In November 2023, Steinkamp was staying in Ajijic when she was involved in a life-changing (and life-threatening) accident.
Get ready as Bare Stage presents a challenging and provocative afternoon of theater! Yasmina Reza’s award-winning comedy “God of Carnage” brings together two couples - Alan and Annette Raleigh, and Michael and Veronica Novak—for a civil discussion about a playground altercation between their sons, that resulted in the loss of two teeth.
TEDxAjijic makes its debut on Saturday, March 22, at the Centro para la Cultura y las Artes de la Ribera (CCAR) in La Floresta, introducing the Mexican Cancer Tapestry to the community.