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by Natalie Taylor Do you tend to see faces in the sky, on stains on the wall, or on the bark of a tree? No, Read more [...]

Published September 25th, 2022 Step aside, tequila and mezcal. There’s a new – but actually very old – drink in town. Sotol is a spirit Read more [...]

Published September 25th, 2022 In 2007, the traditional Sanmiguelada (also known as the “Pamplonada”), was suspended. This event used to take place on the third Read more [...]

Published September 24, 2022 By Natalie Taylor “Nothing is certain,” Benjamin Franklin said, “except death and taxes.” I’ll let accountants deal with the latter. Today Read more [...]

Published September 25, 2022 As remote work in the age of COVID-19 is forecast to stay for many Americans, more and more professionals are choosing Read more [...]

Published September 24, 2022 When jewelry shopping in San Miguel de Allende I had the best team, my three kids.  The youngest knew all about stones and Read more [...]

Published September 17th, 2022 Want to get away for the weekend but don’t have a destination yet? Don’t worry, here we have an option that Read more [...]

Published September 17th, 2022 Both dishes have interesting histories behind them, but chiles en nogada has a particular connection to the holiday. Two stories are told of Read more [...]

Published September 17th, 2022 Guanajuato. Municipal authorities carried out the civic act and parade commemorating the 212th anniversary of Independence. The authorities of San Miguel Read more [...]

Published October 2, 2022 By Suzanne Barbezat Day of the Dead (known as Día de Muertos in Spanish) is celebrated in Mexico between October 31st and November Read more [...]