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Art Scene & Seen Out: A Happy Little Whirl Of Art Openings
By Meryl Truett The past few weeks in San Miguel de Allende have been a happy little whirl of art openings— those golden-hour evenings when the streets feel extra cinematic, the galleries glow like lanterns, and you can’t walk two blocks without running into a familiar face (or a new one holding a plastic cup of vino blanco with a happy story about how they arrived to our unique pueblecito ). I’ve been popping into several shows around town—drifting from courtyard to white wa
hace 4 días


Atención: Behind The Curtain. Pinter’s "The Dumbwaiter" Comes To JC3 For One-Night-Only Staged Reading
By Alan Jacobson On Sunday, January 18 th at 7:00 p.m., JC3/CHESMA will present a special staged reading of The Dumbwaiter , Harold Pinter’s acclaimed one-act play. This darkly comic drama stars two accomplished performers: Fil Formicola and Alan Jacobson , both longtime Actor’s Equity and SAG members bringing decades of experience to this intimate production. The Dumbwaiter is about two hitmen, Ben and Gus, who are waiting in a dingy basement room for their next assignme
14 ene


TEDxCalle Aldama: "Symphonies For The Future," January 15th
By Aundria McMillan Humphrey San Miguel de Allende has long been a haven for thinkers, artists, and those drawn to meaningful conversation. Its blend of heritage, contemporary creativity, and openness to global ideas makes it the ideal home for TEDxCalle Aldama , returning this year under the theme “Symphonies for the Future.” More than an event, it is becoming one of the city’s defining cultural experiences—an intersection where imagination, art, and human insight meet. At
7 ene


English-Language Theatre Thrives at Teatro Santa Ana: A Season Built on Community, Creativity, and Gratitude.
By Karina Álvarez As the high season of English-languagetheatre begins in San Miguel de Allende, Teatro Santa Ana welcomes a dynamic blend of independent producers and long-standing theatre companies who continue to make our stage their artistic home. Over the next three months, these artists—many of whom perform with us regularly—bring creativity, commitment, and passion that enrich the cultural life of residents and visitors alike. We extend heartfelt gratitude to the prod
5 ene


Ballet Nepantla: Neither From Here, Nor From There
By Natalie Taylor What happens when you meld classical, contemporary, and Mexican folklore dances? You get a marvelous combination of mellow, ancient movements and sounds, and the crispness of modern motion. The blend of ancestral Mexican dances, the poetry of traditional songs, the colorful attire, and the lithe moves of contemporary dance, combined with contemporary sounds and lights become a dream state turned reality. Ballet Nepantla was born in 2017 in New York, with And
12 nov 2025


Write On! Pleasures Of Reading At San Miguel Writers’ Conference
By Catherine Marenghi The annual San Miguel Writers’ Conference and Literary Festival, despite its name, is not just for writers. Several years ago, the conference added a Pleasures of Reading category to its workshop offerings. Unlike other workshop offerings, these do not focus on structured learning, lectures, or exercises. Their only purpose is to enjoy the sheer pleasure of reading. The program features world-class authors. Judyth Hill , a poet and teacher who will lea
12 nov 2025


i3 presentations: Angie Hobbs ‘The Threat To Democracy’
By Staff Writer Professor Angie Hobbs will speak on ‘The Threat to Democracy’ on November 18th. She is Emerita Professor of the Public Understanding of Philosophy at the University of Sheffield, England. She earned her degree in Classics and a PhD in Ancient Philosophy at the University of Cambridge. Drawing from her forthcoming book, “Why Plato Matters Now” , she will share how Plato described the rise of the demagogue—an individual who exploits fear, flattery, and false
12 nov 2025


Teen Connections With ‘Teen Connect’
By Mae Hart “Any help is good help,” said Kirsten McCormick, founder of Teen Connect . When she first moved to San Miguel de Allende she noticed how there weren't many activities for teens, so she started a teen meet up group for San Miguel. Kirsten wanted her own kids to have the opportunity to make friends and have engaging activities to look forward to outside of school. Shev has an inspiring story of working with teens by being a choir teacher, voice teacher, and she has
10 nov 2025


Horses & Riders: Young Riders And Borrowed Horses Bring México To Life
By Sara Tylosky Young riders from eight countries, including the United States, will gather for the Concours de Dressage International (CDI) World Cup Qualifier at Rancho San Vicente, near Santa Fe, México. This historic competition - the first multi-nation youth CDI in México in 20 years - is bringing a new kind of excitement to the equestrian world through a unique borrowed-horse program, inspired by the Dressage4Kids concept. The initiative allows qualified youth to tr
3 nov 2025


Emerging Artists: From Quilting To Photography, Art Transcends Time
By Mark Rewerts Art transcends time, culture, and language, serving as a mirror to the human experience. Its value lies not only in aesthetic beauty but also in its ability to evoke emotions, provoke thought, and inspire change. Warren Buffet is quoted as saying “price is what you pay, value is what you get.” One of my most recent careers was in vintage and antique resale. My partner and I would spend hours attending estate sales and there was always one common thread. You
3 nov 2025


“Fascinators and Top Hats, Tea and Crumpets” at The Tea Room Upstairs
On a vibrant Friday afternoon, October 3rd, The Tearoom Upstairs in San Miguel de Allende transformed into a hub of elegance and cultural...
6 oct 2025


The Beauty And Diversity Of Horses On Display: Two Exciting October Events In Our Town
By Sara Tylosky This October, our town will host two remarkable equestrian events that highlight the beauty, diversity, and cultural...
2 oct 2025


Saint Michael’s Dawn: A Battle of Light in San Miguel de Allende
By Aundria McMillan Humphrey At precisely 4:00 a.m. on October 4 th , when most small cities are asleep, San Miguel de Allende erupts....
28 sept 2025


Blooming Beauty: Get Ready for the San Miguel de Allende Orchid Market!
Mark your calendar for a beautiful—and educational—weekend at the San Miguel Orchid Market! This year’s event will be bigger and better...
3 sept 2025


Blooming Beauty: Inside The Orchid Society Of San Miguel De Allende
By Staff Writer The San Miguel de Allende Orchid Club is a vibrant and passionate group of orchid enthusiasts who come together to share...
6 ago 2025


GIFF: From Modest Beginnings to Global Recognition
By Aundria McMillan Humphrey The 2025 Guanajuato International Film Festival, GIFF, will take place in San Miguel de Allende from July 29...
23 jul 2025


Learning Local History: Two Lectures For The Month Of June
By Natalie Taylor I want to invite you to two lectures/talks I'll be giving this month. On June 18th at 5:00p.m. at Teatro Santa Ana...
11 jun 2025


Sonny Rollins: Jazz Beyond Time
By Dilia Suriel San Miguel de Allende, a city pulsating with artistic energy, prepares for an extraordinary musical evening as the iconic...
2 jun 2025


Insiders' Music Spotlight: Gabriel Hernández
By Felecia Ford At the age of 7, Cuban-born pianist Gabriel Hernández began studying classical piano and music theory at the Luis Casa...
19 may 2025


Insiders’ Emerging Artists: Galeria Potranca, Art For Today
By Iven Kelley-Dobson Galería Potranca focuses on emerging artists along with additional artists who have had limited exposure. A wine &...
14 may 2025
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