The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A powerful gust of wind swept across the Chapala waterfront mid-afternoon Saturday, February 19, striking terror among tourists as it ripped apart a dozen canopies that provided shade for customers dining at the string of restaurant stalls located on the exterior of the Malecón commercial zone.
On Monday, February 7, on the grounds of the Lake Chapala Society, the Ajijic Society of the Arts (ASA) held a special election to nominate an entire new board of directors.
The 25-member Coro del Estado de Jalisco is celebrating 40 years of history with several free concerts, the next two in the graceful Edificio Arroniz (home to the state Culture Department), which fronts a historic plaza in downtown Guadalajara (Calle Zaragoza 224).
Chapala is gearing up to take another stab at the title in Jalisco’s annual Copa Jalisco soccer championship after placing second in last year’s contest.
What does Guadalajara have in common with Paris, France and the Danish island of Samsø?
Promoting awareness among people of all ages on how to live in harmony with animals, the environment and one another is the overriding objective of the Alianza por una Educación Humanitaria (Alliance for Human Education), which is celebrating its tenth anniversary of outreach activities in the Lake Chapala region.
Primary and secondary schools in Jalisco will reopen fully as of November 16, Governor Enrique Alfaro announced last week.
Holiday cheer!
Light up my life! Seriously, lights, fireworks, and all things sparkly make me giddy.
After last year’s pandemic hiatus, people at lakeside enthusiastically embraced multiple events commemorating Day of the Dead 2021. Photographers captured scenes of the colorful happenings.
