Ajijic

The 2026 Ajijic Balloon Regatta once again filled Campo Cruz Azul with color and brought together families, participating teams, local residents, and visitors for one of Ajijic’s most distinctive September traditions. Throughout the event, spectators enjoyed a wide variety of handmade balloons, from geometric patterns and multicolored designs to large, eye-catching figures that drew curiosity

Nestled on the shores of Lake Chapala, the charming town of Ajijic—designated as a Pueblo Mágico by Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism for its cultural and historical richness—is preparing to host one of its most anticipated cultural events of the year: the Ajijic Artists Exhibition 2025. From August 10 to 31, the Centro Cultural Ajijic (Ajijic

The Day of the Cross in Ajijic is one of the town’s most beloved celebrations, held every May 3. Families decorate crosses and altars outside their homes with flowers, papel picado, food, fruit, and drinks, creating a vibrant display of devotion and color. This tradition blends religious beliefs with the warmth of community, bringing together

The Verbena Jamaica del Pasado in Ajijic is a beloved cultural event that transports visitors to the charm of traditional Mexican street fairs from decades ago. Held in the main plaza of Ajijic, the celebration features handmade decorations, palm-covered food stalls, and torch lighting that create a nostalgic and magical atmosphere. It’s a unique opportunity

A Sweet Tradition You Need to Experience The Capirotada Fair in Ajijic is an annual event held on the Saturday before Palm Sunday, created to preserve and promote the preparation of capirotada, a traditional Mexican dessert eaten during Lent. This non-profit fair brings together local cooks who compete by presenting their unique versions of capirotada,