San Antonio Tlayacapan is situated between the well-known tourist destinations of Chapala and Ajijic, on the shores of Lake Chapala. Its boardwalk is a refuge of peace and serenity, where visitors can enjoy a tranquil environment, with impressive views of the hills and the gentle breeze of the lake. In addition to being a space for recreation, it is a meeting point for the local community and tourists,...
The eighth International Quince Fair took place in the picturesque town of Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos from August 2nd to 4th and had Carcabuey, Spain, as the special guest. During three days, attendees enjoyed a display of colors, flavors, and culture, with an opening parade, gastronomic samples, art and craft exhibitions, and shows for all...
On June 24th, San Juan Cosala celebrated its patron saint, Saint John the Baptist. The intense rain did not prevent the community from coming together in a moving procession. The image of Saint John the Baptist, escorted by dancers and floats, toured the town in an experience full of joy and tradition, with fireworks, music, dancing, and delicious typical Mexican...
The Fiestas de San Antonio Tlayacapan are an annual celebration in honor of Saint Anthony of Padua, the patron saint of the town. These festivities usually take place from June 1st to 14th, during which the town comes alive with a wide variety of religious and cultural activities. San Antonio Fiestas are a colorful and exciting celebration, showcasing the rich culture and traditions of...
The González Gallo Cultural Center is a meeting place for the community, where culture is celebrated in all its forms. Its location in the historic railway station building adds a special charm to the cultural experience.If you are in Chapala, we highly recommend visiting this center to enjoy its diverse and enriching program!https://youtu.be/Uc6UgtRVD6o?si=uE2PTBPkFfc8zRYhEl Centro Cultural González...
What a wonderful celebration the "Day of the Cross" is in Ajijic! May 3rd is a day filled with color, tradition, and creativity. The way crosses are adorned with flowers, paper, and other colorful objects reflects the love and dedication of the community to this festival. From the crosses in homes to those found in public places like the square, the hill, and the lake, each one tells its own story and is a...
Ajijic celebrated the Capirotada Fair on March 16th. Visitors from all over come to the town to delight themselves with a great variety of capirotadas, prepared by local chefs and home cooks. Capirotada is a sweet dessert made during Lent. It was made with birote bread, sugar, raisins, cinnamon, cheese and many secret ingredients. https://youtu.be/ehXyJgqBIQc?si=-e5Q6YDWAwTSeWzR Ajijic celebro el...
Ajijic has witnessed a prolific artistic and cultural development over the past seventy years, largely attributed to the influence of writer and philanthropist Neill James Campbell (1895-1994). In this exhibition, 'Horizons: Neill James Legacy,' discover how local artists have captured the essence and diversity of creative expression, leaving a significant mark on this community, all thanks to the...
Spring in Ajijic - 2024 In Ajijic, spring brings forth new leaves on the trees, while flowers fill the streets with their vibrant beauty. One of the most distinctive aspects of spring in Ajijic is the blooming of jacaranda trees. These majestic trees, with their intense purple flowers, paint the landscape with a romantic and magical hue. https://youtu.be/A-JB2emNnBs?si=KuP4Vtt39QtKXdBj Primavera en...
La Feria Internacional de Arte Ajijic, held from February 19th to 23rd, marked the beginning of the 1st Mexico-Canada Cultural Exchange in the picturesque town of Ajijic. This event stood out for the participation of prominent indigenous artists from Vancouver Island and Ajijic itself, who exhibited their artworks.In addition to the exhibitions, the exchange included artistic performances of folk ballets,...
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