Ajijic and Chapala News, Expat Life, and Lakeside Living

Chapala and Ajijic head into a busy lakeside stretch with VinArt, Summer Sound Festival, boat tours and steady weekend tourism.

Ajijic marked Mother’s Day with traditional contests, community games and prizes at the Lienzo Charro, bringing families together.

Lake Chapala remains near two-thirds capacity after a dry-season drop, leaving residents watching heat, supply and summer rains.

A La Floresta horse-tour operator wants six seized horses returned as Jalisco authorities investigate alleged animal neglect.

ITESO’s LABTER seminar will examine Lake Chapala’s heritage as academics seek World Monuments Watch 2027 recognition.

A Chapala official urged foreign residents to follow traffic and pet rules and learn basic Spanish after community complaints.

Six horses were seized in Ajijic after authorities found signs of neglect, illness and injuries during a La Floresta inspection.

More than 2,000 folkloric dancers filled Chapala’s lakefront, turning a Jalisco festival into a major cultural event.

Ajijic and Lake Chapala saw movement on cable work, transit, tourism, lake levels, sports, health protocols and upcoming events.

Jalisco plans to widen the airport-to-Ixtlahuacán stretch of the Chapala highway in September with a 5-billion-peso investment.

A new expat safety survey finds foreign residents in Mexico feel safer in their communities than in their previous home countries.

Chapala is studying public and electric bicycles, alternate routes and other transport options after fare disputes exposed lakeside mobility strains.

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