By Natalie Taylor Art was not the first passion, nor profession for Debra Thompson; she came to her present place in life by a long, circuitous route. She was born in Miami and went to college at the University of Western Florida, where she studied marine science. Then she went on to the Virginia Commonwealth […]
By Margaret Failoni In this first exhibition with the Intersección Gallery, this body of work signals significant moments for Pascual Hijuelos. He brings to us his expansive hard edge, color field abstract paintings, and sculpture—the first since the beginning of the pandemic. These past two years of introspection and isolation have been the perfect conduit […]
By Alejandro Angulo It is imperative to combat climate change, and reduce carbon emissions into the atmosphere. Among the strategies is energy efficiency, which not only reduces emissions, but also saves energy. Another strategy is to generate clean, and renewable energy, instead of relying on fossil fuels, diversifying the current energy matrix. However, to implement […]
By Raoul Rodríguez “Do I have enough saved to retire?” is one of the more frequent questions I get as a certified financial planning professional. It is human nature to crave certainty, especially in an uncertain world, and coming up with a definitive “number” for retirement is an endeavor that has consumed many. Today you […]
By Luis Felipe Rodriguez The Cristero War suffered through many crises during its years. The historical dates given for this bloody war are July 31, 1926, through June 21, 1929, Although the end did not really come with that final date. Antonio Ruiz Valenzuela reminds us of this in his work: «Historical Pages of San […]
« Todos los Eventos Tursday, Friday, Sunday “Pro Musica Concert Series”, Thomas Mesa, Cello; Ilya Yakushev, Piano, St. Paul’s Church, calle Cardo, Tickets 300, 500, 750 pesos, promusicasma.org, [email protected]
By Francisco Peyret Following a 50-year-old family tradition, José Bernardo Luna, owner of Coyote Flaco, welcomes this concept defined as «Sessions» by its main promoter, Cuban musician and pianist Gabriel Hernández. These one-day concerts or festivals will be presented once a month at Coyote Flaco, with the idea of putting together special lineups made up […]
Por María Angelina Téllez Reyes Seguramente es una de las frases que más escuchas cada inicio de año, la realidad es que tú salud debe ser una prioridad todos los … Leer más Por Fernanda Noriega Una de las cosas que caracteriza a San Miguel, aunque no se hable mucho de ello, es la cantidad […]
By Greg Gunter The city of San Miguel de Allende—a UNESCO-designated World Heritage Site—proves a treasure trove of 16th and 17th century Spanish Colonial architecture adored by both Mexican nationals … Leer más Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Broker Greg Gunter, listing agent Carolina Echeverría, developer Werner Stubbs, and Broker Alma Cecilia Ramirez. By Gregory Gunter The […]
Works will begin on the Bulevar de la Libertad In his fifth government report, Governor Diego Sinhue Rodríguez Vallejo claimed that the Bulevar de la Libertad construction would finally begin this year to improve connectivity between San Miguel de Allende and Dolores Hidalgo. This work has been touted since 2020 with an investment of 2 […]
By Fredric Dannen On September 15, 2021, Stephen Sondheim, the composer and lyricist, appeared as a guest on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and made a surprising announcement. Sondheim, then 91, had for many years been exalted as the greatest living songwriter for the musical stage. There are two theaters named after him, one […]
By Bernardo Moreno González The reform to the National Electoral Institute has finally been published. What was known about it is what the opposition has actively told through some advisers from that institute. The last march «INE will not be touched» stated several points against the reform: 1) It proposes to dismiss trained and professional […]
Por Jesús Aguado Todo el año, la cripta de la Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel permanece cerrada al público general, porque a los muertos hay que dejarlos descansar. Pero una … Leer más Gabriel Arturo Yáñez Saldaña: Es licenciado en criminología. Fue director de Seguridad en San Miguel de 2012-2015. Édgar Bautista: Es arquitecto. […]
By Sal Guarino One afternoon a few months ago, as my wife and I were in the middle of the arduous process of unloading our truck into of our recently purchased home in Centro, we noticed something special going on just a few doors down the street. First drawn in by our sense of smell […]
