By Iven Kelley-Dobson Galería Potranca focuses on emerging artists along with additional artists who have had limited exposure. A wine &...

By Judith Jenya Mario Moya and Nadia Merkel  are engaged in a musical life together. They are young musicians who grew up in San Miguel....

By Bill Wilson Photos by Jerry Rife Jerry Rife, undoubtedly the dean of street photographers in San Miguel, has an interesting take on...

By Natalie Taylor. Carmen Rioja has been a part of San Miguel de Allende for many years, and she has served the community in various...

By Aundria McMillan Humphrey Xóchitl Franco , born in Sonora, and now residing in San Miguel de Allende, describes herself as an Artista...

By Staff Writer Every artist develops his or her own visual lexicon that constantly manifests itself in a variety of ways; whether it be...

By Iven Kelley-Dobson In April, four new artists and their work will be introduced at Galería Potranca, with eight artists returning,...

By Carolina de la Cajiga When Beatriz Zapata Medinilla  visited her aunt as a child, she went straight to her closet, pulled out a coat,...

By Carla Maria Perez San Miguel de Allende’s lively arts scene offers more than visual beauty—it nurtures brain health, sharpens...

By Jim Nikas After more than thirty years I can easily recall first seeing the engravings of the Mexican artist José Guadalupe Posada . I...

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

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

By Iven Kelley-Dobson Galeria Potranca  hosts two events; Second Weekend , March 14th, 15th & 16th and Final Friday , March 28th, 29th &...

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...