The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Chapala’s second annual Expo Ganadera livestock show kicks into action Friday, April 21 with a packed program of activities and entertainment spectacles set to run through Sunday, April 30 on the grounds of the J. González Gallo Lienzo Charro, located on Avenida Madero, opposite the Pemex service station.
The Tepehua Community Center is an oasis of hope located in the heart of one of Chapala’s most downtrodden barrios.
Ajijic’s third annual Feria de la Capirotada takes place Saturday, April 1, 4 to 8 p.m., at the waterfront Malecón.
The Passion Play in San Antonio Tlayacapan picks up on Good Friday, April 14, around noon, with the Calvary starting at the east end of town, Calle Ramon Corona at Arroyo Hondo.
Chapala American Legion Post 7 and Ajijic American Legion Post 9 will host a visit from two high-ranking U.S. American Legion officers April 6 to 9.
Six plus one equals the number of times the Escuela Preparatoria Regional de Chapala has run the Lakeside Math Olympics, a unique competition to challenge the area’s brightest young minds.
Ajijic shaman Jesús Higuera will be packing his bags and knowledge of ancient indigenous practices to attend the Vision Quest Conference scheduled for May 16 to 18 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Cruz Roja Chapala pulled in 62,330 pesos over the first three weeks of the annual Colecta Nacional fund-raising drive, with thanks to everyone who has dropped cash into the distinctive banks carried by staff and volunteers at highway intersections and commercial outlets around the community.
The Chapala government is running a massive campaign to apply free rabies vaccinations to cats and dogs.
