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It used to be so easy. Every January, I’d give my gardener, Pablo, about 700 pesos ($35 U.S.), and he’d...

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Why Easter Moves

(and Why It Matters This Year) If Easter ever feels like it sneaks up on you, you’re not imagining things....

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Advertising That Works: Advertise in El Ojo Del Lago and Reach More Customers

In the competitive world of advertising, standing out and capturing the attention of consumers is essential for the success of any business. El Ojo Del Lago positions itself as an integral and effective tool to achieve this goal. With an advertising offer that includes presence in their print magazine, their online business directory on Directory.Chapala.com, and their Facebook page, our advertisers enjoy wide and diverse visibility.

The strategic and extensive distribution of El Ojo Del Lago ensures that each copy reaches the hands of potential customers. Many of our advertisers report a constant flow of new business thanks to the magazine’s distribution, making it an indispensable resource for their advertising strategy. Additionally, the monthly index of the magazine and the online directory have become the first references for Lakeside residents when searching for specific products or services.

Lakeside Living

The Many Faces of Mexico

Casa Del Sol Inn and Gallery

Casa Del Sol proudly presents The Many Faces of Mexico, a photography exhibit by Xill Fessenden, a forty-year resident of Ajijic.

Meet the Artist: Friday 6th, 4:00–6:00 p.m.

Exhibit continues through the end of April.

Javier Mina #7, Ajijic

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Ajijic Carnival Parade

On February 17, Ajijic didn’t just host a Carnival parade—it became Carnival: a town-wide burst of laughter, music, and color where neighbors, families, and visitors filled the cobblestone streets with the kind of joy you can feel in your chest.

Costumes and masks turned every corner into a surprise, the Sayacas brought that mischievous “anything can happen” spirit, and the crowd moved as one—cheering, dancing, and celebrating like the whole village was a single happy heartbeat.

In Ajijic, this isn’t just a party—it’s a shared moment of pride and pure, contagious happiness.

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