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Last chance for treasure
The new Trunk Junk, Take-out & Treasures market held on Friday mornings at La Huerta Eventos in west Ajijic offers a huge variety of fresh foods, frozen and freshly prepared meals, desserts, herbs, health aids and supplements, wearing apparel and accessories, arts, crafts, jewelry, live plants and massages — and that’s just inside.
Garden Club 40 years on
From the flower power of 1977 to new blooms in 2017, the 40-year old Lake Chapala Garden Club has just appointed its new board of directors, who reveal an exciting cavalcade of celebrations to mark four decades of one of Lakeside’s longest-established specialist clubs.
Open Circle
Sunday, April 16, Dr. Gene Basin will give a talk on “Modern Science and Spirituality” at the Open Circle meeting held in the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) Sala, 10:30 a.m. to noon.
Toy round up
The Poco A Poco charity is asking for toys and diapers for children living in the indigenous Lakeside communities of San Pedro Itzican and western Mezcala. Wanted are new toys (no war or battery operated), diapers, sports balls, coloring books, crayons and other gifts for deserving kids who would be thrilled to receive a gift on Dia del Niño (April 30).
LCS Wine Tasting
The Lake Chapala Society holds its second annual wine tasting event, Saturday April 1, 3-6 p.m. Tickets are 150 pesos on the day of the event.
Red Cross Solidarity Race
Cruz Roja Chapala invites everyone who enjoys exercising on foot for health and pleasure to join the Solidarity Race scheduled for Sunday, March 26, from 8 a.m.
Open Circle
Sunday, March 19, Yann Kostic and Tom Zachystal will give a talk on the “International populist movement and how it impacts investment markets” at the Open Circle in the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) Sala, 10:30 a.m. to noon.
