A curated monthly dose of lifestyle, culture, and rhythm from San Miguel de Allende.
The rituals filling Mexico’s retreat menus come from these lands. One retreat outside San Miguel is asking who gets to heal.
Pedro Friedeberg died at home in San Miguel in March. Now three houses are opening the archive he left behind.
A hurricane took Sir George Martin’s island studio. The blueprints survived, and the room now stands on an old bull ring outside San Miguel.
A bishop’s house, an artist’s studio, a hotel, and a set of tunnels. As Casa No Name changes hands again, its history keeps talking.
San Miguel has the art and the craft. These seven designers are proving it has the clothes, too.
Nineteen artists, three days and a hacienda most visitors never find. Fifty pesos at the gate.
Four years of silence, then a threshold. TEDx returns to San Miguel with a question about the future.
Two bicentennials, France as guest of honor and more than a hundred things to do. FASMA takes over August.
Sacred iconography, devotional craft and the divine feminine, made by hand in San Miguel.
A 1902 textile mill turned the city’s art district. Our favorite rooms, tables and the perfect afternoon at La Aurora.
