Firefly races set for after-dark runners
Does holding competitive foot races in the month of May sound like a daft idea? Think again.
Does holding competitive foot races in the month of May sound like a daft idea? Think again.
Mexico’s federal Ministry of Tourism (Sectur) is raising the bar for obtaining and maintaining Pueblo Mágico status, with upgraded standards set to take effect this year.
Non-profit organizations and institutions offering social assistance services at Lakeside will be showcased at Expo Ajijic 2025, scheduled for Sunday, June 2, at the waterfront Malecón.
Zero Shadow Day is an astronomical phenomenon that occurs twice a year in zones located between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn (approximately latitudes 23.4° N and 23.4° S).
Get ready for a magical, immersive night that will take you to the very roots of the Blues.
Global biopharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca will invest 600 million pesos (approximately US$30 million) this year to expand its Global Center for Innovation and Technology (GITC) in Guadalajara.
On Tuesday, April 29, Operation Feed and the Rotary Club of Ajijic held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the installation of a new walk-in refrigeration system at Operation Feed’s headquarters in San Juan Cosala.
“I live here, I give here” is what keeps the care going—and growing.
Following their participation in a series of weekly workshops that began in January, 29 young men and women celebrated their graduation from the Salto mentoring program at a ceremony on April 26, held at the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) campus.