The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Jocotepec’s second most important religious icon, the three-meter tall statue of Señor de Guaje, will stay in the church of the village of San Pedro Tesistan this year, due to the current restrictions on public gatherings.
The sun played on the lawn between the seated spectators at the Lake Chapala Society.
Online art store
Although Covid-19 restrictions have curtailed evening art events just as the season unfolds, the Ajijic Society of the Arts (ASA) has put together a well-done website – ASA Art Store – where you can find some 70 works by 17 local artists, review them and claim them online.
Although the Feria Maestros del Arte, which normally runs in November, has been cancelled, a website now allows you to purchase direct from the artisans: www.feriamaestros2.com.
Following his successful fundraising efforts while director of development for Lakeside Little Theatre, Dennis McCary found his interest had been piqued by all things theatrical.
The renowned Rondalla de Chapala vocal and instrumental group resumes live performances with a concert of romantic music scheduled for Friday, October 2, 7 p.m., at the auditorium of the Centro Cultural Antigua Presidencia (CCAP), Avenida Madero at the corner of Hidalgo.
In 1890, Chapala was a small fishing village. Within a few decades it became Mexico’s first and most desirable international tourist destination.
