A curated monthly dose of lifestyle, culture, and rhythm from San Miguel de Allende.
This season, San Miguel welcomes Tienda Paraíso, a group exhibition curated by Victoire Sidhoum, opening on Thursday, August 28 at 4pm inside the hidden gem French Doors Art Speakeasy in Centro.
September 14 kicks off with the bullfight and cabalgata, September 15 is the late-night Grito, and September 16 is the national holiday. San Miguel does all three like it invented fireworks. If you think this town likes cohetes on a random Tuesday, wait till you see Independence Day.
In a jewel-box theater in San Miguel, Ojo Cine Club gathers strangers around the big screen. Two films, one theme, and a post-screening mezcal turn cinema into conversation and community.
In San Miguel de Allende, mariachi isn’t background noise, it’s the city’s bloodstream, rushing hot through cobblestone veins, spilling from the plaza until every corner hums with brass and longing.
From handcrafted pieces to gallery-worthy showrooms, these makers are the heart of San Miguel’s design scene.
From San Miguel de Allende to the surreal dust of Burning Man and the electric nights of Ibiza, visionary artist Martín Taylor (aka Chroma Forms) is igniting creative sparks around the world. In this episode of Radio Klau, host Klaudia Oliver uncovers the story behind La Chispa, his monumental steel muse, and the cosmic collisions …
This summer in San Miguel, chamber music takes center stage — not in the spotlight of rooftop bars, but in the glow of candlelight, crescendos, and community. From world-class concerts to rising star showcases, the Music Society of San Miguel is redefining classical music for a new generation.
On a rainy afternoon in San Miguel de Allende, the colors of the city deepen, the air slows, and every storefront seems to call out with its own story.
A Local’s Take on San Miguel de Allende’s Shiny Title For the fourth time, San Miguel de Allende has been crowned “Best City in the World” by Travel + Leisure, as voted by readers around the globe. And for those who call this city home, the news is often met with a familiar mix of …
Sobremesa is a word that exists only in Spanish—a concept that captures hours upon hours of uniquely rich, soul-nourishing connection. For other cultures, sobremesa might resemble a slow afternoon where dessert or coffee lingers a little longer than usual. But in Mexico, it’s a sacred stage—where we savor the meal just eaten, reflect on life, …
