By Valeria Asencio She could be from anywhere in the world, but her accent gives her away. She is a hueso colorado (passionate) northerner with talent and elegance. A painter originally from the city of Monterrey, Nuevo León, she received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Monterrey, (UDEM). From the start she […]
By Fernanda Noriega Thousands of visitors arrive every week to San Miguel, with more and more hotels ready to receive them with open arms in the most beautiful city in the world. Some are located in the historic center, some in the outskirts of the city, some are located inside ancient mansions and others are […]
Por Fernanda Noriega En esta edición de Sabor y Vida, te presentamos una propuesta diferente y divertida que te encantará. Sobre la calle de Ánimas se encuentra Benitos House, una pastelería canina que, como te imaginarás, está especializada en consentir a los seres peludos y de cuatro patas que nos acompañan en nuestro hogar. En […]
By Rosaleen Bertolino For our first event of 2022, Thursday, February 3, Prose Café is thrilled to present three remarkable and highly accomplished writers reading original work that celebrates our complex relationship with food. Diana Abu-Jaber often writes about the intersection of family and cultural identity. Her award-winning novels include “Silverworld,” “Birds of Paradise,” “Origin; […]
By Carola Rico Adrián Hernández Alejandri, mayor of Dolores Hidalgo, spoke to Atencion about his tourism project for his city, the Cradle of Independence. The mayor highlighted vineyards. He emphasized that they are doing a great job with wine tourism, and that this has migrated toward San Miguel de Allende. He said that his administration […]
By Cindy Radu From the comfort of your home, you pick up the paper, scanning articles, relaxed while enjoying the fruits of your life’s labor that have allowed you to be in San Miguel de Allende. The warmth of the sun, the relaxing atmosphere; you want to believe in peace of mind for your future […]
Por Carola Rico José Benigno Torres Trujillo, Presidente del Consejo Coordinador Empresarial de San Miguel A.C, en compañía de los regidores del H. Ayuntamiento de San Miguel, la licenciada Paulina Gallardo y Carlos González asistieron a entregar juguetes del evento de Queridos Reyes Magos en su sexta edición itinerante en la comunidad de Lira de […]
Por Valeria Ascencio ¿Quién no ha pasado por la gran construcción amarillo ocre en la calle de Hernández Macías? El histórico Centro Cultural Ignacio Ramírez “El Nigromante”, INBA, (conocido como Bellas Artes), originalmente Convento Real de la Concepción (1765). Entre otros muchos usos, fue también escuela para señoritas y cuartel en la Revolución. Hacía año […]
By Bill Wilkinson This very multicultural event was held on Monday, January 10. Several NGOs are involved with the school and each was given time to describe their programs. Rafael Franco spoke for Feed the Hungry and told of finding the mothers fixing lunch for the students in an outdoor kitchen regardless of the weather. […]
By Natalie Taylor David Jahnke is a well-known and beloved chef in San Miguel, but few know his personal story and his reasons for being here. He was born in Rostock, in what was at the time East Germany, and grew up with his grandparents on a large tract of land with a garden, an […]