By Natalie Taylor Rafael Franco’s life journey placed him at various crossroads, each defining the next stage in his life. But there...

By Isabel Castrejón Pascacio The holiday season is here, and while it’s the time for glamorous gatherings, extravagant parties, and...

Photo by Sam Pérez By Judith Jenya San Miguel de Allende is glowing this holiday season with candles, stars, and Christmas tree lights...

By Mary Jane Miller The image of Mary as Mother is central to sacred art around the world. Christmas is a time for reflection. The...

By Natalie Taylor When Riccardo and Donnie Simeone  lived in Florence, they frequented a neighborhood trattoria with good food served at...

By Bill Wilson "Raise your words, not your voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder." -Rumi Words have always been important to...

By Danita Brisson You may know January 6th  as the Twelfth Day of Christmas, Feast of the Epiphany, Three Kings Day or Theophany. In...

By Iven Kelley-Dobson In December, the monthly event at Galeria Potranca will move to Friday, December 20 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m....

By Staff Writer In this exhibition, we explore a dialogue between two forms of art that, although distinct in their execution, share an...

By Danita Brisson According to Wikipedia, there are over 50 multinational festivals celebrated in December and January: some based on...

By Natalie Taylor On the fifty-second day of Christmas, My true love gave to me … When we speak of the Christmas season in San Miguel,...

By Natalie Taylor It is something to celebrate when an idea, a figment of imagination—turns into reality. It is even more so when the...

By Isabel Castrejón Pascacio To follow trends and style rules is always a slippery slope. Not everything works for everyone and you might...

By Bill Wilson For some people work can be both a job and an adventure. Mary Timmons  sees her latest venture as a job as an adventure...

By Danita Brisson For 290 years, the structure at Insurgentes #25 has housed charity and mercy, death and evisceration, commerce and...

By Dr. Jim Starr That is right… you read that correctly! Why would I say that? Because it is true. Any healer who claims that he or she...

By Sandi Roy In San Miguel de Allende, community  isn’t just a word; it’s a feeling, a support system, and a way of life. This is a place...

By Charles Woollet Extra Virgin!: Muchas Gracias to  Victor and Susan of Finca Luna Serena  for a wonderful Oktoberfest luncheon at Finca...

By Patricia Schneider Mexico City Art & Culinary Odyssey  is a refined three-day journey through the vibrant art scene and gourmet...

By Tania Noriz At CRISMA , we are passionate about providing transformative therapeutic services to individuals with disabilities. As...

By Carolina de la Cajiga The local culture of helping started when Stirling Dickinson arrived in San Miguel after WWII and opened an art...

By Natalie Taylor The church of the Third Order—Tercera Orden, is one of the oldest in our city. A stark, white building along San...

By S. Dogoode What lies ahead for San Miguel de Allende in the next few years? Mayor (Presidente Municipal) Mauricio Trejo was special...

By David Black In the late 19th century photography had arrived. Portraiture was a luxury and usually only done by the wealthy. It was...