Por Paola Velasco Café Santa Ana se encuentra ubicado en el precioso centro de nuestro San Miguel de Allende y dentro de las instalaciones de uno de los edificios más antiguos de la ciudad, La Biblioteca Pública de San Miguel de Allende, con un hermoso y relajante patio. Café Santa Ana ofrece cocina tradicional con […]
By Carolina de la Cajiga For several years, I’ve wondered how many hours and days a week the small merchants of San Miguel de Allende work. It doesn’t matter if I go early in the morning or late afternoon; the vendors are there ready to serve their clientele. Many work seven days a week. Their […]
At the end of this month of July 2022, we will celebrate one year of taking over the operation of the Atencion newspaper from the Biblioteca Publica de San Miguel…and what a year it has been! In these past 12 months, we have made significant investments to improve the operation and the quality of the […]
Por Francisco Peyret Es un clásico de cada cafetería o restaurante que, durante la mañana de cada día, un grupo de amigos y amigas se apropie de una mesa o de un rincón del establecimiento. Estas camarillas cada mañana se reúnen a conspirar, acostumbran a discutir y resolver los problemas más relevantes del momento, pueden […]
By Carlomagno Osorio «Many times, in the face of an ailment, a compensation mechanism is put in place that makes the individual respond creatively.» Oliver Sack When we are born, we immediately have an instrument that will be very useful to measure the vibrations and energies of the environment where we are—some 90 percent of […]
By Clare Howell Old Soviet joke: Q. What’s a historian? A. Someone who can predict the past. As a native San Antonian, not yet into my wits in the mid-1950s, watching Fess Parker (TV’s Davy Crockett, roaming the forests of Kentucky doing good deeds), I was all in on the myth of the Alamo—the daring, […]
By Maru Vázquez Since 2006 I started, under the sponsorship of Telmex, this enormous effort to create dignified spaces in which female art was shown in all its splendor. Over the years, being an artist, one learns everything that needs to be done to achieve a place in the plastic arts, and more in the […]
By Signe Hammer Pro Musica is thrilled to introduce renowned violinist David Kim, concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra, with Avery Gagliano, piano. They will play in St. Paul’s Church on Sunday, August 7 at 5pm. Born in Carbondale, Il., Kim started playing the violin at the age of three, began studying at eight with the […]
