Parades and processions are making a comeback in San Miguel de Allende following the virus years. Like all living organisms, each have their own …
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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 …
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Why foreigners first came to town is vastly different than why we do now. As is the foreign community’s impact on the economy, charities, and women. Earlier expats …
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Each year the month-long festival of the cross ends in the neighborhood of Valle de Maiz with a big bang. The cast of characters …
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With the approach of the Easter-related activities that draw tourists from around the world wouldn’t it be grand to understand even more when …
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When something is going to happen has had a resurgence in interest this month as the celebration of Lord of the Conquest reintroduced San …
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The physical signs of the Roman Catholic faith pervade San Miguel de Allende and our environs. Inquisition/Colonial Era churches, neighborhood chapels, wayside shrines and mountaintop crosses dot the …
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Before the virus changed all, a new law required foreigner-run NGOs (Non-Government Organization, or sometimes called a charity) to stop running businesses in fields unrelated to their …
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On Saturday, March 12, at 7 PM enjoy a free concert by Sedena in front of the Oratorio (map on HistoryAndCultureWalkingTours.com). The celebration is for …
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Once a thriving silver mining town, Guanajuato is now a huge draw for tourists and expats (Watch Video)
Once a thriving silver mining town, Guanajuato is now a huge draw for tourists and expats. It’s a gorgeous city located on …