The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Two of Ajijic’s long-standing mountain races have stumbled into the dust of history books, while two newer contests remain to draw intrepid runners to tackle the rough and tumble highland trails overlooking Lake Chapala.
Torrential rains that have battered the Lake Chapala region this month have created ground conditions ripe for flash floods and devastating landslides.
The Lake Chapala Society (LCS) ran its annual Summer Art Camp last week with a record-breaking 198 youngsters enrolled in the program.
Thrill The World is an annual global event where participants simultaneously dance to Michael Jackson’s iconic song “Thriller.”
The Lake Chapala Society (LCS) ran its annual Summer Art Camp last week with a record-breaking 198 youngsters enrolled in the program.
Ajijic’s Festival del Lago International Academy of Music, a two-week event showcasing the talents of 64 young musicians from around the globe, concluded its final performances on August 11.
Sunday, July 28, Ajijic’s accomplished long-distance runner José “Jou” González Valenzuela broke the standing Papalote Trail Axixic time record in the men’s division, clocking in at 2 hours 46 minutes 58 seconds.
A 17-year-old motorcyclist died Tuesday, August 13, when his bike skidded on wet pavement while navigating curves at high speed on the approach to Chapala Haciendas.
The Chapala government has established an alternative recreational space for young people who habitually gather to party after dark in the residential area of Avenida González Gallo.
