The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
What do a few dedicated Lake Chapala Society volunteers have in common with the late civil rights activist John E. Lewis? It turns out to be the shared belief that that raising “good trouble” can bring about positive changes in favor of the common good.
Lakeside is a paradise for people who enjoy dining out.
Some years ago I recall that T-shirts emblazoned with the slogan “I’m on Mexico Time” became a hot commodity among lakeside expats.
Some years ago I recall that T-shirts emblazoned with the slogan “I’m on Mexico Time” became a hot commodity among lakeside expats.
As recently announced by officials from the local government and the state Tourism Department (Seturjal), a highlight of the upcoming Carnaval celebrations will be a video-mapping display over Lake Chapala’s waters that will put a focus on the area’s natural attributes and seasonal traditions.
What tempts thousands of extranjeros to put down roots at lakeside? There’s the idyllic climate and alluring natural setting.
If you’ve ever wondered why the Lake Chapala region is notorious for a never-ending string of raucous festivities, understand that each town and village not only honors its patron saint during an average period of nine days, but also the diverse spiritual patrons assigned to their neighborhood divisions.
