The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Lake Chapala area residents and visitors can look forward to the celebration of national holidays, along with dozens of traditional festivities and special entertainment happenings that will take place during 2020.
The Culinary Arts Society of Ajijic (CASA) holiday party held Monday, December 16 was “a very festive atmosphere with gorgeous presentations, not to mention delicious dishes,” says Monica Molloy.
Forget scrubbing the dishes, pots and pans and dealing with the leftovers. Enjoy lakeside’s multiple offerings for a Christmas feast.
A throng of anxious children shouted, “Allí viene, allí viene,” as they spotted Santa Claus approaching the Tepehua Community Center aboard a bright red fire engine on the last leg of the sixth annual Lake Chapala Toy Run held Saturday, December 14.
Chapala’s annual Tianguis Navideño set up for business this week, with approximately 50 vendors staffing stalls around the central plaza to offer holiday shoppers an array of toys, clothing, gift wrappings and miscellaneous goods
With the aim of increasing public awareness on symptoms and treatment of breast cancer, the Campus Universitario (CUOP) and the non-profit Grupo Reto joined forces to offer local women a conference on the disease, coupled with access to 180 mammograms provided at no cost.
Jewish Congregation
Shabbat Torah services are held the first and third Saturday of the month, 10 a.m., and Shabbat evening services and potluck every second and fourth Friday, 6 p.m.
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