25 de Mayo, 2021. A todos los amigos de La Biblioteca Pública de San Miguel de Allende: La Biblioteca Pública de San Miguel de Allende se encuentra ante la inesperada … Leer más Mi día empieza desde las 7am. Para mí es importante hacer alguna actividad para incorporarme y retomar energía, yo lo hago con […]
By Bernardo Moreno Calle Ancha, meaning a wide street, borders the San Antonio neighborhood and centro. It covers what was once the country house of the De La Canal family, built in the 17th century, and which in 1951 became the Instituto Allende. Today, calle Ancha de San Antonio is part of the downtown area. […]
By Jeffrey Sipe and Nina Rodriguez Most famous for his tetralogy made up of “Hasta el viento tiene miedo” (1968), “El libro de piedra” (1969), “Más negro que la noche” (1975), and “Veneno para las hadas” (1984), Mexico´s “duke of horror” Carlos Enrique Taboada is one of the most renowned and beloved filmmakers in the […]
By Martin LeFevre After high winds snapped four posts and brought down the back fence last night, there was a break this morning in the “atmospheric river” that’s been deluging California with one heavy storm after another. The true meaning of carpe diem becomes abundantly clear when the next tempest is just a few hours […]
By Don Krim Juan Pablo is a graduate of the University of Guanajuato. His words are edited for space limitations. “When you [leave home] for college you are confronted with several factors of personal formation. No mother to prepare the delicious casseroles; no siblings to bother; the days of helping dad are fewer and fewer. […]
Por Paola Velasco Este lugar es un centro de la cultura de San Miguel de Allende donde la diversidad es bienvenida y las ideas fluyen. Donde la música es genial, las bebidas generosas y la comida deliciosa. Su menú tiene un tono europeo, pero está adaptado para explorar los productos de temporada más frescos obtenidos […]
Marie Moebius nació en Francia y es la nueva directora de la Biblioteca Pública A.C. y la encargada de atraer fondos para la misma. ¿Cómo te describirías en tres palabras? Así no más. ¿Qué canción resume mejor tu vida? Je ne veux pas travailler (Pink Martini) ¿De qué tipo de publicación serías portada? Una revista […]
By Oriol Bolaño On Saturday, June 3, at 3pm, the First Jazz Meeting will take place at Coyote Flaco. It will have the participation of Francisco Lelo de Larrea Trío, Víctor Monterrubio on drums, and Adrián Flores on double bass; they will be representing Mexico. Gabriel Hernández and his Jazz Septet with Alfredo Thompson (piano […]
Interview with Francisco García León, General Director of the State Water Commission in Guanajuato By Francisco Peyret Francisco de Jesús García León is a specialist in water administration and management. He has a degree in law and a master’s degree in Public Administration and more than 27 years of experience in the water sector, including […]
By Ann Marie Jackson “San Miguel is a place with really strong women, and anyone interested in doing what we’re doing should feel comfortable asking us questions. Being an entrepreneur, starting something new, is so exciting, but certainly, there are challenges. We welcome women who want to do something to make the world better. Whatever […]
Por Paola Velasco El Hotel Amatte nos ofrece una gran opción en lo que a alimentos y bebidas se refiere. Aruma Sky Bar es el lugar perfecto si quieres probar cócteles únicos. Algunos de ellos bautizados con temas y referentes mexicanos como Viva la Vida que lleva sandía, mezcal y chile, o Mayahuel, también a […]
Por Jesús Aguado Óscar Baeza es egresado de gastronomía de la Universidad Tecnológica de San Miguel de Allende, y en la misma es docente. Participó en el octavo concurso de … Leer más Por Fernanda Noriega Milagros Tejeda, León Guanajuato Atención: ¿De dónde nos visitas? Milagros: ¡Soy de León, Guanajuato! Atención: ¡Muy bien! Tu atuendo […]
By Maria Ruiz The National Meteorological System (SMN) forecasts that this year’s rainy season, which runs from May to November, will be intense in some parts of the country. That includes San Miguel de Allende, and Civil Protection has already created the 2023 Contingency Plan for the city. A similar plan was implemented in May […]
By Natalie Taylor I had the opportunity to walk through the San Francisco church in the company, and guidance of Fray Oscar, one of the Franciscan friars. Walking along the main aisle, he pointed out the statues on both sides, and the paintings hanging high above. He also spoke of the significance of churches, rituals, […]