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San Miguel Jack: Insiders' Social Scene
Around Town: A name most of the local crowd knows is Michael Solof aka 'The Adventure Hound'.  Not only does he introduce and entertain...
7 abr


Insiders’ Creative Couples: Ana Thiel And Paul Louis
By Judith Jenya Ana Thiel  is an internationally recognized glass artist who lives and works in Colonia Guadalupe. She is one of a...
31 mar


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


Insiders' Sports: Santiago Alvarado, A Life Dedicated To Soccer And The Pursuit Of A Dream
By Carlos RamÃrez Zago From an early age, soccer was more than just a hobby for Santiago Alvarado Delgadillo . Born into a family where...
19 mar


Insiders’ Creative Couples: Cissy Smith Marks And Paul Marks
By Judith Jenya Cissy , a Cincinnati native who has lived in both San Miguel and Baltimore for the past 20 years is an instinctive...
19 mar


San Miguel Jack: Insiders' Social Scene
Chef Anthony, the galloping gourmet catering chef to the ' who's who’  around town, has just come off a busy season. Susan K. Grant  &...
12 mar


Daniel Rueffert: Capturing The Essence Of San Miguel
By Kris Rudolf Like so many of us, Daniel Rueffert  didn’t plan on spending his life south of the border. In 1969, he was headed in a...
10 mar


Fearless Women, Champions Of Change: Weaving A Life, Paige Mitchell’s Journey Through Language And Culture
By Carolina de la Cajiga At fifteen, an improbable turn changed the course of Paige’s life—she moved from Toronto, Canada, to Puerto...
10 mar


Notable Women Of San Miguel: Carmen Masip, A Champion Of Art And Culture
By Natalie Taylor Imagine what this city would be like with stoplights, neon lights, asphalt streets rather than cobblestones, no...
5 mar


Art Seen & Scene: Every Day Is Women’s Day
By John Dodge Meyer and Meryl Truett With International Women’s Day being March 8th, it’s time to meet the author of that quote, Kate Van...
3 mar


Charity Works: Mujeres en Cambio, Doing One Thing Really Well For 30 Years
By Danita Brisson March is National Women’s History Month in Mexico. This year’s theme is: “Moving Forward Together! Women Educating &...
3 mar


Faces of San Miguel: Eleazar Romero, a fighter and a friend
By Natalie Taylor. Dr. Eleazar Romero is an integral part of San Miguel de Allende—both by virtue of birth, and by virtue of his years of...
3 mar


Insiders' Music Spotlight: Felecia Ford, Ocean Of Loooove!
By Aundria McMillan Humphrey Felecia has known she wanted to be a singer from the time she could talk, which was at the age of 2 years....
27 feb


Patrice Wynne–Perez: Serendipity in San MiguelÂ
By Carolina de la Cajiga Of all the things San Miguel de Allende is celebrated for, we can now add mending broken hearts. Â For twenty...
17 feb


Fearless Women, Champions of Change: Morganna Love
By Carolina de la Cajiga Fortune follows dedication...  At the tender age of four, Angelita, Morganna's  preschool teacher, discovered...
12 feb


Art Seen & Scene: The Real Deal, Edward Swift, a Storied Life
By John Dodge Meyer and Meryl Truett Many of us know who artist Edward Swift  is; after all, he’s lived in San Miguel since the early...
10 feb


San Miguel Jack: Social Scene
Social:  Tom  and Denise Whennen  and Mark  and Rachelle Schaff  are off on a three-week lux Argentinian Oceania cruise. There are...
10 feb


Susan Page: The Genius 
of Organizing
By Natalie Taylor Most of us know how to break things apart. Throw a plate on the floor, pull loose yarn from a sweater, or smash a fist...
5 feb


Award-Winning Filmmaker Soco Aguilar 
to Lead Master Classes
By Camie Fenton The intersection of literature and cinema will take center stage as acclaimed filmmaker Soco Aguilar joins the 20th San...
5 feb


Insiders' Music Spotlight: Johnny Favorite
By Felecia Ford When I asked troubadour Johnny’s Piano Bar  owner, Señor Johnny Favorite , about how he came to his decision to move to...
3 feb
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