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Eighty-one artists, members of the Ajijic Society of the Arts (ASA), entered and exhibited 200 pieces of artwork into the 30th Annual Judged Show on March 16 at the Ajijic Cultural Center. It was a stunning show featuring high quality work created by talented Lakeside folks. The categories and winners are listed below.
Sabado #1, the first in a series of Saturday cultural activities to be held once a month at Ajijic’s waterfront Malecon, will take place on March 16.
Get on your feet and move to a Latin beat. Chapala’s office of culture is sponsoring Noches de Danzón, an on-going program of dance events held on Sunday evening at the central plaza, starting at 7 p.m.
Poetry, dance, music and theater will be woven together in the debut performance of Animula to be staged Saturday, March 16, 7 p.m., on the outdoor terrace of Chapala’s Centro Cultural Gonzalez Gallo (CCGG).
The Los Angeles Times calls Sharon McNight “one of the great wonders of the musical stage.” My two cents worth? This sarcastic strutting diva’s “Songs to Offend Almost Everyone,” is one of the funniest, most entertaining shows I’ve ever seen.
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hapala Mayor Joaquin Huerta (L) presents Jan Troell with a watercolor by Efren Gonzalez after the March 5 screening of the Swedish filmmaker’s 2007 documentary “Tune,” held at the Auditorio de la Ribera.
Just in time for something light in the hot weather, Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT) will open the slick but farcical comedy “Not Now Darling” on Saturday, March 23.
