Ajijic still retains its charm as an artist's colony, and the narrow cobblestone streets house art galleries and studios for painters, photographers, sculptors, weavers, potters and talented craftsmen.

Ajijic (Ah-hee-heek) has the charm of a 16th century village. The narrow cobblestone streets remind us of old Europe. Family is the most important part of life in Mexico. Children still play in the streets and in the village square. Wandering along the village streets is the best way to see Ajijic. In the most unexpected places you'll find things to surprise and delight you. There are fiestas and holidays every month throughout the year, many with parades and festivals.