Published November 12, 2024 by Natalie Taylor Near the town of El Terrero—about an hour’s drive south from us—is a grotto in which an image Read more [...]
Published November 1, 2024 The San Miguel Playhouse must survive. And you can help us with your donations On October 10, 2024, “Cal Shakes” – the Read more [...]
Published October 30, 2024 by Natalie Taylor On a cold, windy night of November in 1901, in a house on Hospicio, Don Francisco exhaled his Read more [...]
Published October 22, 2022 By Natalie Taylor. Once again this year our city has been billed as the prettiest in the world, this time by Read more [...]
A new, genre-bending 3-day festival comes to San Miguel de Allende Published October 21, 2024 by Ann Marie Jackson Art of the Story, an intriguing Read more [...]
Published October 21, 2024 Founded in 1542 as a Spanish outpost, San Miguel de Allende thrived during Mexico’s colonial period, bolstered by the wealth of Read more [...]
Published October 14, 2024 San Francisco opens its doors to tourism by hosting an exhibition that will take you back to the past. Leonardo Da Read more [...]
Published October 11, 2024 This year, the Cervantino Festival will feature 47 shows that will be presented during the 17 days that the largest cultural Read more [...]
Why isn’t our hero (and national hero as well), Ignacio Allende not honored as much as Miguel Hidalgo? He is always playing second fiddle to Read more [...]
Published October 1, 2024 by Natalie Taylor A new artistic movement to supplant Muralism arose in Mexico in the 1950s. La Ruptura, or the Breakaway, Read more [...]