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One of the problems with writing a monthly humor column is coming up with something funny to write about. So...
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For three days in mid-November, 91 artisans from 17 states in Mexico will participate in the Feria Maestros del Arte...
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—Colección de Recuerdos “Colección de Recuerdos” is the name of the museum Cathey recently opened at Marcos Castellanos #10, catty-cornered...
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When my husband and I decided to retire in Ajijic, Mexico, in 2025, I wondered how I would feel returning...
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If your joints are aching a bit more than usual this season, or if your daily walk to the plaza...
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When I say I’m too old for the zoo, I’m not talking about seeing exotic creatures like giraffes and rhinos....
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Opera del Lago is back with “Opera Gems,” Thursday, November 5 and Sunday, November 8 at 3:00 pm, St. Andrew’s Anglican Church, San Lucas 19, Riberas del Pilar. Join Cindy Youell, Margaret Stricklett, Amy Stackhouse, Gene Ma, Lynn Gutstadt and Michael Atkinson for an afternoon of opera singing that is sure to warm your heart.
Tickets are $400 MXN. Reservations at: operadellagosings@gmail.com. Tickets may also be purchased at the door. Net proceeds from “Opera Gems” performances will be donated to Niños Incapacitados in support of their vital work.
Take a peaceful walk along the San Antonio Tlayacapan Malecón, a beautiful lakeside park located between Ajijic and Chapala, Jalisco, Mexico.
This quiet spot on the shores of Lake Chapala features green gardens, shaded walking paths, children’s playgrounds, sports facilities, benches, and scenic views of the lake and surrounding mountains. In this video, we explore the park’s peaceful atmosphere, recreational areas, and pedestrian bridge overlooking the water.
Whether you live in the Lake Chapala area or are planning a visit to Ajijic and Chapala, San Antonio Tlayacapan is a lovely place to relax, take a walk, and enjoy the natural beauty of Lakeside.
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