The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Promoted under the slogan “40 years: Love, Pride and Struggle for Diversity,” the third annual edition of Chapala Pride will celebrate Mexico’s movement in advocacy for sexual diversity and gender equality with a full day of activities Saturday, November 17.
While the official holiday calendar marks the third Monday of November as the date to commemorate the 1910 outbreak of the Mexican Revolution, festivities along Lake Chapala’s north shore will span Monday, November 19, and Tuesday.
Hordes of happy shoppers found a treasure trove of folk art and handicrafts brought to Chapala by master artisans from all corners of Mexico for last weekend’s Feria Maestros del Arte.
The Regional Archeology Museum at Chapala’s Centro Cultural González Gallo reopened this week after a six-month renovation initiative carried out by the Jalisco Ministry of Culture.
St. Andrew’s Anglican
Sunday, November 11, Deacon Don Snell will preside and preach.
Jump aboard a chopper to see Lake Chapala from a new perspective.
Late rains and outflow gushing from its tributaries, continues pushing Lake Chapala’s waters inland, causing the overflow from the channel adjacent to the Ajijic pier, and many other points along the shoreline.
