By Paola Velasco Former Mexico President Vincente Fox Quesada was recently in San Miguel de Allende for the opening of Paradise Bajío, the latest in the Paradise chain of stores specializing in cannabis-derived health and wellness products. Paradise Bajío, located at Correo 12, was inaugurated by the former president, along with Ana Cristina Fox, director […]
International Museum Day: May 18 On May 18, International Museum Day was celebrated. The day was chosen by the International Council of Museums in 1977, and since that date it has been celebrated with various activities globally and in all museums. In 2023 the international theme is «Museums, Sustainability, and Well-being.» Museums all over the […]
By Dra. Valeria Mora Gutiérrez Endodontics is one of the most important specialties in dentistry. Its main objective is to maintain natural, healthy teeth painlessly. When is a root canal necessary? It’s needed when the inside of a tooth (the pulp or nerve) becomes inflamed or infected as a result of deep decay, repeated dental […]
Por Luis Felipe Rodríguez Palacios Miguel Malo menciona que: “…las capillas o “Calvarios de la Conquista” se autorizaron mediante cédulas reales y a petición de los indios prominentes: caciques y … Leer más Por Alejandro Angulo La semana pasada el gremio de los ganaderos habló de la crisis que los aqueja por la competencia de […]
By Angel Marin Diaz Mat and Cindy from Portland, Oregon: Hi Angel, we follow your column religiously, thank you for all the spot-on information! Our question is about DNRs. We have heard varying information from the way far left—that euthanasia is, if not “legal” certainly “available,” to a far-right perspective that DNRs are not available […]
Por Paola Velasco Cada vez somos más los que preferimos disfrutar de cervezas artesanales, hechas en pequeñas fábricas de manera casi artesanal. Es sorprendente ver cómo ha incrementado el consumo de las cervezas artesanales estos últimos años. Pero, ¿a qué se debe esto? Para muchos es una simple moda pero en realidad hay un esfuerzo […]
Por Rosario Ruiz Para mí, el mejor plan es cenar una deliciosa pizza, acompañada con música agradable, vino y unas velas para disfrutar el momento. ¡Qué romántico! Entre toda la gran variedad de pizzerías que hay en San Miguel de Allende, te voy a contar cuáles son mis tres favoritas y con qué canción me […]
Por Jeffrey Sipe y Nina Rodríguez Rimini, del renombrado director austriaco Ulrich Seidl, se anuncia como una comedia, pero para ser una comedia no está precisamente salpicada de risas. En cambio, está impregnada de tanta ironía que las pocas risas que provoca son probablemente más dolorosas que divertidas. La película cuenta la historia de un […]
Por Luis Felipe Rodríguez Don Eduardo de Heredia, en su valioso estudio de Fray Juan de San Miguel, fundador de Uruapan, dice: “Como ningún autor, ni antiguo ni moderno, fija … Leer más Por Luis Felipe Rodríguez Llega fray Juan a la Nueva España en 1529 cuando en ella no había sino trabajo y penas. […]
By Adriana Mendez «We request the presence of the quinceañera’s parents on stage to deliver her last doll!» «Please let her sister Karla come over, to put on her shoes and the crown!» Through different postures and dance steps, the chamberlains created a throne for the coronation of the new queen, and a human corridor […]
Por Carmen Rioja En esta edición te presentamos los resultados de nuestra metódica investigación sobre los tacos callejeros en San Miguel y cómo reconocer a los mejores. A los tacos callejeros también se les llama tacos parados, porque casi siempre se comen de pie. El taco es el rey de la sazón y por lo […]
By Luis Felipe Rodriguez Much has been speculated about the “Eye of Providence” that was on the façade of the church of Nuestra Señora de la Salud. The building was designed by architect Miguel Custodio Durán and is quite similar to the church of San Juan de Dios that he designed in Mexico City. The […]
By Judy Newell After a two-year hiatus of the global travel industry, I am excited to return doing what I love most and that is creating unforgettable travel experiences. The newly-formed Ladies Who Travel Club will meet on Tuesday, January 31, at 4pm at Geek & Coffee in Fábrica Aurora to discuss 2023 and 2024 […]
By Sarah DeVries There’s been a lot of talk lately about the significant increase in both visitors and immigrants, mostly from north-er North America to Mexico, and it’s got me thinking about what it means to be a gracious newcomer. I don’t really count as a newcomer myself. I came to live in Mexico back […]