The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
At a special meeting held on January 25, the membership of Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT) voted unanimously to approve a plan drawn up by the board of directors to spend up to five million pesos on a comprehensive renovation of the theater.
Creative costumes, inventive table arrangements, delicious food treats and, of course, challenging questions produced another festive, fun-filled afternoon and evening at this year’s Trivia Quizzes organized through Niños Incapacitados.
Lakeside Presbyterian
Sunday, February 18, Pastor Ross Arnold continues his sermon series with the Parable of the Prodigal Son found in Luke 15.
Sayacas from the Seis Esquinas neighborhood impersonated escaramuza esquestrians to trot along Ajijic’s Carnaval parade route on Fat Tuesday.
The 40th annual Mexican National Chili Cook-Off is set to blast off Friday, February 24 for a three day run at the Tobolandia Water Park that will feature a sizzling entertainment program, a massive cache of raffle prize give-aways, a giant shopper’s paradise and, of course, the culinary contests at the heart of lakeside’s rootin-tootin charity happening.
The School for Special Children is thrilled to announce that the Famous PEOPLE Players from Toronto will be coming to Ajijic on March 6 and 7.
Little Chapel by the Lake
“Before Jesus simplified the understanding of the Commandments for us,” says Pastor Ken, “one of the ten that He gave to Moses told us to ‘honor the Sabbath, to keep it holy.’
