The Guadalajara Reporter
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A highlight of Easter observances at lakeside was the Resurrection scene played live out in the atrium of Ajijic’s San Andrés church during the celebration of Mass on the night of Saturday April 19.
Children, grandchildren, and the young nieces and nephews of firefighters in Ixtlauacán de los Membrillos were showered with gifts on the April 30 celebration of Día del Niños.
Sunday and Monday, April 13 and 14, Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT) will present a filmed version of Ludwig Van Beethoven’s only opera, Fidelio.
For the second consecutive year, the non-profit Smile Network International (SMI) sponsored a cleft lip and cleft palate surgery campaign in collaboration with Fundación Salud para Todos and hosted by Hospital Ribera Medical Center (RMC).
Federal, state, and local authorities gathered in front of Chapala City Hall this week to launch the “Vacaciones Alegres” public safety campaign, which will be active throughout the lakeshore region during the two-week Easter vacation period.
Chapala hosted the Fiesta al Estilo Jalisco folkdance festival on April 27.
The Chapala government held the first of a series of public consultations on municipal development planning on Wednesday, April 9, with five roundtable sessions held at the Centro Cultural Antigua Presidencia.
May temperatures in the lakeshore region soar to their highest levels of the year, creating a sense of lethargy amplified by the constant hum of las chicharras (cicadas), which signal the upcoming rainy season in mid-June.
On Monday, April 7, five courageous lakeside residents shared their personal journeys with early-stage dementia during the “To Whom I May Concern” reader’s theatre performance at St. Andrew’s Anglican Episcopal Church in Riberas del Pilar.
