A curated monthly dose of lifestyle, culture, and rhythm from San Miguel de Allende.
203 films, ten venues, five nights. The festival that raised Mexican cinema comes home to San Miguel.
The World Cup trophy stood on a plinth modeled in San Miguel. Mexican craft held the whole thing up.
Forty-eight hours, one World Cup, and a city that refused to go to sleep.
The march, the drag and the dance floors. San Miguel’s Pride weekend, start to finish.
Fifth time, second year running. San Miguel is the best city in the world again, and its residents have thoughts.
Broadway and Hollywood veterans moved to San Miguel. They did not come here to retire.
World Cup penalties, a flooded kitchen and the particular despair of a small nation. An essay from the rainy season.
Six women, one exhibition and a single famous face they refuse to stand behind.
Geopolitics, heartbreak and an Algeria loss. Day six of the World Cup, and somehow everything is healing.
She didn’t adopt cowboy culture. She grew up inside it. Suki Palomina brings a new Mexican western to Sollano 20.
