Por Tanya Kawan Me gusta mucho la paz que me trae estar en la naturaleza; mi elemento favorito es el agua. Tenemos la gran fortuna de vivir en este lugar … Leer más Por Susan Rushton ¡Estamos orgullosos y felices de anunciar nuestra primera lectura teatral en más de tres años! “Two for the Seesaw” […]
By Marie Oliveras Chiropractic is a healthcare profession in the United States that emphasizes the body’s ability to heal itself. However, Mexico does not license or regulate chiropractic, and it is considered a type of traditional modality of healing. There are also exemptions in the United States due to the fact that healing with the […]
By Carlos Zago The new king of tennis Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz, 19, became the youngest tennis player to reach the top position in the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) ranking. Carlitos, as he is affectionately known, won his first Grand Slam title at the US Open after three grueling sets, 6-4, 2-6, 7-6, […]
Por Fernando Helguera Si bien el apocalipsis es un tema que interesa a homo sapiens desde tiempos inmemoriales, hoy parece tener auge. Veníamos Tanya y yo en el auto, camino … Leer más Por Josemaría Moreno y Rodrigo Díaz El riesgo de entrar en contacto con agentes tóxicos, a lo largo de nuestras vidas, es […]
The famous photographer of the Nobel prize winners, who managed to catch images of Ida Vitale, Margaret Atwood, Salman Rushdie and Jorge Luis Borges, presents at the Hay Festival Querétaro 2022 By Carmen Rioja One of the most distinguished participants in the fourth Hay Querétaro International Festival held in the city of Querétaro was Daniel […]
By Fernanda Noriega The way we dress speaks volumes about us: displaying personality, interests, or even the way we see life. Currently, there are many brands and designers who pay special attention to these details. But in addition, they offer garments and products with a vision of the environment beyond looking good. They show their […]
By Carole Stone “Return again, return again” are the first words of a song written by Shlomo Carlebach, the world-renowned composer of Jewish liturgical music. They speak metaphorically of the theme permeating the Jewish High Holidays, returning to our core values and true essence and making amends to God and those around us for all […]
By Jon Fisher noun Something disclosed, especially something not previously known or realized: I first started using a camera seriously when I was in high school. As a shy teenager, photography became my portal for self-expression and exploration of the world. My early work was initially influenced by Diane Arbus’s unique portraits of people on the fringes of society, and Henri Cartier Bresson’s […]
By Natalie Taylor Suzy Taylor was born in Van Wert, Ohio. As a little girl, she spent hours making clothes for paper dolls, and thought that fashion design would be a great career. But as a teenager, she met an interior designer, and realized that in this field she would have a chance to go […]
Por Paola Velasco La gastronomía española es una de las mejores del mundo, su base es la cebolla, el ajo y los pimientos. Comúnmente se utilizan las hierbas, la salvia y el aceite de oliva. Además, es bastante parecida a la del sur de Francia y de Italia: la misma mezcla mediterránea de ajo, aceite […]
By Fernanda Noriega This holiday season, visitors will converge on San Miguel and the city becomes alive with activity. So today I have prepared some hotel recommendations that will be very useful for you. Whether your priority is a central location, rooms with specific amenities, or being pet friendly because you are traveling with your […]
Por Paola Velasco Llegó el verano y queremos hacer actividades al aire libre en compañía de nuestra familia o amigos. No importa si somos turistas o locales, en San Miguel de Allende hay una amplia oferta de actividades para divertirnos, que van desde las más emocionantes hasta las más tranquilas, dependiendo de lo que estés […]
Ya viene La Alborada en San Miguel de Allende, El Festival Cervantino en Guanauato Capital, Las Fiestas de Octubre en Guadalajara, el encuentro de alfombristas en Uriangato y más.
Por Carmen Rioja Recientemente tuvimos la suerte de ir a comer en el Ten Ten Pie al Carbón. Un negocio familiar con más de 30 años de tradición en San Miguel de Allende que originalmente se ubicaba en el centro, pero cuando la ciudad comenzó a saturarse decidieron trasladarse a la calle Stirling Dickinson 5, […]
