The final two events of the January Session of San Miguel de Allende’s “Literary Season Online” both occur on Sat, Jan 23.
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Let UUFSMA’s World Class Music Enliven Your Soul
While current events mitigate against the usual plethora of musical options in San Miguel’s arts scene, there is still one place we can hear SMA’s diverse, outstanding music every week, and it is music for the soul. Our Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of San Miguel de Allende curates and orchestrates performances featuring musicians from all over and from all times, free for anyone
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100 Women Who Care Cancels January Meeting
With enormous regret, the 100 Women Who Care Steering Committee has decided it would not be responsible for us to meet for our scheduled Jan. 18 in-person meeting.
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My Travels with Cats
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Beauty With Or Without Purpose
More dust, fewer trees, less space and fewer sales are what remain of the 220-meter arcade on Avenida Guadalupe, a project that, far from helping merchants, has harmed them.
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Characters of San Miguel: Manuel “El Motor” López Ríos
RIP "El Motor."This article was originally published on August 10, 2018. Today we will remember its whistle, and the cakes of all the ingredients.
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Gifts That Keep on Giving
By Robin Loving During the giving season, you might be inspired by what one of San Miguel de Allende’s spiritual organizations is doing. While giving more than half of the projected budget of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of San Miguel to local charities, it has responded to the COVID crisis with gifts of even more...
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David Mendoza presents “Healing Dance Concert”
David Mendoza is one of the San Miguel treasures, not just one of the best violín interpreters, but a very interesting composer as well. The English Grammy nominee Michael Hoppè (who has David as part of his shows around the country) praise David as “wonderfully expressive violin...one of the most beautiful sounds you can hear.”
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The Last Will and Testament (Mexico), part 3 of 8
The last will and testament is a document that is legislated here in Mexico, meaning that strict protocols exist that must be followed in its construction including, but not limited to, its format, notarial seals, and registration in order for it to have legal effect.
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Mexico-Ethiopia Connection
For the past several years, I’ve traveled twice a year from San Miguel de Allende to Ethiopia. The African nation is one of the destinations of my small group travel business, Champaca Journeys.