Balloon Regatta
Campo Futbol Ajijic Revolución 80, Ajijic, JaliscoGiant handmade tissue-paper balloons are released into the sky, filling the air with color and excitement. It’s one of Ajijic’s most creative and beloved traditions.
Giant handmade tissue-paper balloons are released into the sky, filling the air with color and excitement. It’s one of Ajijic’s most creative and beloved traditions.
Charros (Mexican cowboys) parade through the streets on horseback and end with rodeo events, games, and live music in the town’s Lienzo Charro arena.
An evening filled with children’s games, mariachi bands, and the traditional “Grito de Independencia” in the plaza. It’s a true Mexican celebration, full of pride and joy.
Local schools and community groups march through town, showing their patriotic spirit and respect for Mexican history.
A candlelit procession, fireworks, and a festive fair in the main plaza honor the Virgin with community and color.
Nine days of celebration for Ajijic’s patron saint with fireworks, processions, music, dancing, and traditional food. The whole town takes part.
Each night reenacts the journey of Mary and Joseph, with piñatas, caroling, and community gatherings. On December 24th, the celebration ends with nativity displays in the plaza and church.