The Guadalajara Reporter
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After reopening on Thursday, November 10 with some intriguing management changes, Ajijic’s Cine+Lago is ready to host its first cultural event, a live art and music performance that will be staged Friday and Saturday, December 2 and 3, 6:30 p.m. in Sala 1.
Most people are familiar with the tradition of reenacting the Christmas story with traditional nativity scenes.
This year’s revival of traditional parades commemorating the Mexican Revolution drew throngs of spectators to lakeside streets last weekend.
Automotive chaos ruled in central Ajijic with the November 21 kickoff of the town’s annual fiestas patronales.
While Ajijic is considered the focal point for lakeside street art, new examples of outdoor murals are constantly popping up in other north shore communities.
Musicians in Chapala honored their spiritual patroness Santa Cecilia with a procession and Mass Tuesday, November 22.
The Lake Chapala Jewish Congregation (LCJC) is raising a public outcry after the November 2 discovery of anti-Semitic graffiti painted on the wall of a private property in Ajijic.
The Chapala government has announced a changing of the guard at the municipal public security department, following the November 17 resignation of Sergio Conzuelo Ramírez who had headed the police force for just over one year.
The townspeople of Ajijic are ready to set aside daily routines for the town’s annual salute to patron saint San Andrés Apostol.