By Frank "Sugar" Hudson Uruapan  is the second largest city in the Mexican state of Michoacán. It is located at the Western edge of the...

By Meagan Burns, on behalf of Sophia Trapp and Alexander Trapp San Miguel de Allende has lost a true scholar, storyteller, and guardian...

El Manantial: margaritas muy especiales y fuertes: three silver spoons    Like most finds in San Miguel you never know what's behind, in...

By Isabel Castrejón Pascacio It has begun. Warm weather is upon us. Typically from April to August, San Miguel’s warmest months can be...

Around Town: A name most of the local crowd knows is  Michael Solof aka 'The Adventure Hound'.  Not only does he introduce and entertain...

By Meagan Burns San Miguel de Allende has long been a welcoming place for artists, and the Urban Sketchers (USk) Regional Chapter  is no...

By Jonathan Lockwood In my last article I discussed what mezcal is, a brief history and why it’s popularity has surged. That covered,...

By Danita Brisson As the ambulance weaves through traffic, its wailing siren reassures those in crisis that help is on the way. Whether...

By Judith Jenya Ana Thiel  is an internationally recognized glass artist who lives and works in Colonia Guadalupe.  She is one of a...

By Amy G. Rothlin Spring is in full bloom in our beautiful town, and the jacaranda trees are showering us with purple splendor, a gentle...

By Natalie Taylor. Lee Carter was born in Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, and received an MBA from the University of Virginia. He had a...

By Staff Writer Stirling Dickinson Escuela de Arte (SDEDA)  is a free high school art program designed for San Miguel’s most talented 14...

By Don Krim As 2025 begins Jóvenes Adelante  - San Miguel’s premiere University Scholar support program - is launching into a new era....

By Staff Writer & Patricia Schneider "Patricia knows a ton about Mexico City: the art, architecture, antiques, and entertainment.  She...

By Judith Jenya Cissy , a Cincinnati native who has lived in both San Miguel and Baltimore for the past 20 years is an instinctive...

By Isabel Castrejón Pascacio As the Spring Equinox approaches, nature ushers in a period of balance between light and dark, offering a...

By Amy G. Rothlin The rumors and whispers of exceptional Italian cuisine have been circulating in San Miguel, and after dining at Da'...

By Meagan Burns In our fast-moving world, having a hobby that calms the mind, eases stress, and keeps us from doom-scrolling is...

By Danita Brisson and Natalie Taylor Because you asked for it, The Music of Languages  will again resonate in San Miguel! Last July, over...