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Click on one of the boxes advertising the shows. Then click on credit card payment. That takes you to a page listing all of the upcoming concerts and you then click on your desired tickets.

Superlake had it a month or so ago. Regular and pistachio. Usually on an end cap near front of store by crackers and tea. FYI, Superlake has frequently carried it for many years so indeed Pancho should be able to obtain it. I buy several when i see it,

It was Astra Zeneca.

Go there at 8 with wheelchair friend. Made it into the wheelchair vac tent 30 minutes ago. Line evidently formed at 3a.m. parking horrendous. Put folks showed not following letter assigned for today. Put I'm with wheelchair friend they are taking me out of sequence. Yeah, no need to return on Saturday.

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Press Release April 26, 2021 Musical Theatre Alive and Well in Lakeside! The performing arts have become very dormant worldwide over the past 12 months. Closely packed theaters and concert halls are not conducive to pandemic safety. Michael Reason conductor of the Lake Chapala Community Orchestra, has used this time to create a new Broadway revue featuring three of Lakeside´s most talented performers. On Sunday May 30 area residents will get the opportunity to experience Back to Broadway with Amaranta Santos, Laura Medina and Doug Voet in a carefully designed show featuring songs from hit musicals such as A Chorus Line, Kiss Me Kate, Wicked and Follies. “Before I had a career as an orchestral conductor in Canada I spent many years as a theatrical Music Director in England” says Reason. “Creating this revue is taking me back to my roots” What will make this revue different and exciting is that instead of just a piano accompanying the singers the audience will experience the songs as they were meant to be heard – with a full orchestra! “As much as I would like to have a real live orchestra due to pandemic protocols we can´t at this time. Instead I have arranged all the songs for a virtual orchestra!” comments Reason. “The results are backing tracks that sound just like the real thing!” All of the performers have extensive backgrounds in musical theatre especially Doug Voet who played Joseph in the original Broadway production of the Lloyd Weber/Tim Rice hit show “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” With an increasing number of people at Lakeside having been vaccinated more of us will be comfortable getting out and, once again, enjoying live performances. Performance date is Sunday May 30 at 6pm. This performance is part of “Concerts in the Park” produced by Steve Balfour to benefit the Lake Chapala Society and what could be better than enjoying this Back to Broadway in a wonderful garden setting. We ask that people follow pandemic precautions including wearing masks and social distancing. Tickets are $300 pesos and can be purchased at the Lake Chapala Society, Monday to Saturday from 10:00 – 1:30, or on the LCS website

Spanish in Action With this course we want to support you in learning to speak the language so that you can communicate with the Spanish-speaking community in an adequate and relaxed way. We will start with level 1 that will last 14 weeks, with classes twice a week for an hour and a half per session. The first level is divided into two courses: 1A and 1B. The second level is divided into two courses: 2A and 2B. The third level is divided into two courses: 3A and 3B. Attendance is two sessions that last two hours each per week, along seven weeks. During the course, four language skills will be worked on: reading comprehension, listening comprehension, oral expression, and written expression. Grammar structures and vocabularies are taught in a practical and communicative way, as well as authentic and fun. Spanish in Action 1-A Mon, Thu 9:00 - 11:00 am - May 31 - Jul 19, At Gazebo Spanish in Action 1-B Mon, Thu 11:15 - 1:15 pm - May 31 - Jul 19, At Gazebo Spanish in Action 2-A Tue, Fri 9:00 - 11:00 am Jun 01 - Jul 16, At Wilkes Spanish in Action 2-B Tue, Fri 11:15 - 1:15 pm Jun 01 - Jul 16 26, At Wilkes Spanish in Action 3-A Wed 9:00 - 11:30 am & Fri 1:30 - 3:00 pm Jun 02 - Jul 16, At Gazebo Spanish in Action: $1,300 MXN per course. The cost of the Spanish in Action workbook is $450 pesos. The final objective of these courses is: the student will be able to express himself in the following situations with the present and future tenses. Communicate basic needs: food, shopping, space. Talk about your mood and those of others. Give and ask for the time. Express obligation. Describe everyday objects, people and routines. Handle things properly and with confidence in a restaurant or in the city. Describe things in the past. Handle things properly and with confidence in a bank and speaking on the phone. Be able to communicate with a doctor and express what you feel and ask for instructions. Classes are interactive with a variety of activities and materials, including a core manual. Instruction will address all learning styles. We will follow Covid protocols. It is mandatory to properly wear a mask that covers your mouth and nose the whole time you are in campus. For more information visit: https://lakechapalasociety.com/public/spanish-classes.php

Intro to Spanish Description: Introductory Spanish classes are open to all current LCS members. Classes are designed for individuals without any Spanish language background. The instructor will introduce learners to Spanish pronunciation, some vocabulary and social protocols. Material will be given by the instructor in class. Date: Tuesday, May 04, 11 & 18 or Jun 01, 08 & 15. Time: 12:00 to 1:30 pm. Instructor: Inez Dyer Place: Gazebo Course Fee: $350 MXN Min/Max Students required: 4/12 We will follow COVID protocols with no exception for in-person class. LCS classes are not first come first serve, they are first payed first served. To sign up, make sure your membership is current and covers the duration of this course. Registration requires payment. There is no refund. The enrollment ends 3 days prior to the class.

LCS Prueba México Program Mexican homemade salsas. Course Fee: $380 MXN Instructor: Ana Moreno Course Dates: May 27, 2021 Course Time: Wednesday, 1:30 to 3:30pm Course Location: Grass area Min/Max Students required: 10/12 Description: The key to many Mexican dishes is found in their sauces, whether they are raw, cooked, fried, stewed, etc. And that can be spicy, sweet, neutral, acidic, light, thick, simple or very elaborate. With this course LCS aims to take you by the hand to learn how some of the favorite Mexican salsas in the region are made. What ingredients you need, how and where to buy them. How Mexicans use. What food you can dress with them. Do not miss this little tour into the Mexican gastronomic world. For classes in campus, we’ll follow the Covid protocol with no exceptions. LCS classes are not first come first serve, they are first paid first served. To sign up, make sure your membership is current and remains active for the duration of this course. Registration requires payment. There is no refund.

LCS Prueba México Program LCS classes are not first come first serve, they are first payed first served. To sign up, make sure your membership is current and covers the duration of this course. Registration requires payment. There is no refund. Mexican manners. Course Fee: $350 MXN Instructor: Alfredo Pérez Course Dates: Thursday, Jun 03 Course Time: Monday, 1:00 to 3:30 pm Course Location: Veranda Min/Max Students required: 6/12 Description: Cultural shock is a normal part of life when we move to another country whose habits are different, we have to observe and learn the local rules of urbanity, what body language issues are appropriate and which are not. Why the behavior of the inhabitants of the new place is different. What do local people expect from me as a new inhabitant of the area? What phrases should I use and at what times? What should I understand about the time structure of the local people so different from mine? Why are the procedures with the authorities so complicated? And a long etc. Our intention is to help you understand these basic and necessary questions for the real and adequate coexistence with my new neighbors. Another way to know Mexico. Update: we come with a new edition for 2021. I will share with you more about the Mexicans' mindset throughout history to understand why we behave as we do in our present. In addition to other data that has been asked over time that can answer many questions about things that happen so commonly.

Chapala is vaccinating teachers this week. Probably too busy to add Ajijic also.

Most of the village houses from at least Pedro Moreo west past Danza del Sol have been so marked. Doubt that they are all easy prey, including my Mexican employee.

In this case,NOT as artsnob says.. It's legit.