Parades – Power of the People
Parades and processions are making a comeback in San Miguel de Allende following the virus years. Like all living organisms, each have their own personalities and no two are exactly the same. More...
Then on Now?
Often on tours or the lecture circuit folks ask “When was it better – when the indigenous ruled or after the Spanish conquest?” That’s a loaded question if only because there is no More...
Merry & Unique Holiday Tours
Three unique and merry holiday tours from Christmas Eve through Boxing Day cover all aspects of the history and culture of San Miguel de Allende and the surrounding area. On Christmas More...
New Notorious San Miguel Book Free!
Celebrate your holidays in Mexico with the latest book in the best-selling San Miguel de Allende Secrets series with a free Kindle download Thursday through Sunday, December 9 to 12. Town’s More...
Religion Forever Marking San Miguel
No one can blithely justify the Spanish conquest of the Americas or present it as a seamless transition. Conversely, no one can honestly claim it was all rainbows and unicorns in the Americas before More...
Future Face of Foreigners in San Miguel de Allende
On so many levels we live in interesting times. One of those levels is the changing face of ex-pats in San Miguel de Allende. The topic of foreigners in town has spewed countless articles More...
Covid Crime and Churches
Churches have become easy targets for criminals during the coronavirus pandemic both here and abroad. The scope and variations of crime from art theft to murder to the dark arts are More...
Solving Sight With Wine
I was lucky enough to grow up with a blind aunt giving me a life-long ability to communicate changes in depth when walking (to my kids, dogs or older pals). Plus by the time I hit the double digits in More...
They’re Creepy and They’re Kooky
Coming home from a party in a car full of Mexican women we drove through Comonfort just as a thunder storm hit instantly hitting a transformer and plunging the town into darkness. Walls of rain were too strong More...
