It appears that the results of the June 6 election for mayor of San Miguel de Allende are still not conclusive, in spite of the District Electoral Council in San Miguel de Allende having delivered the results.
Author: Jesús Aguado (Jesús Aguado)
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The wine harvest festivities are back at 10 locations
Little by little, Guanajuato has been seeding the land with grape vines, a return to what it was before the War of Independence.
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Times of glory
The imposing building of the Hacienda de Jaral de Berrio, is in the municipality of San Felipe, a little over an hour away from San Miguel.
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If You Are Looking for Capon, this Is the Place
Café MuRo, owned by Gerardo Arteaga and Carlos Muro, is located in the center of El Obraje, one of the oldest and most traditional neighborhoods of San Miguel.
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Are you a giant?
One of the most iconic works of artist Pedro Friedeberg is a hand that is simultaneously a chair and a sculpture. Among other places, it can be found atop a building in La Condesa district in Mexico City, as well as in New York and New Orleans.
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Smiling with the heart
“If you’re looking for a reason, listen to the heart.” This is the Tourism Council’s new slogan for its campaign, initiated June 26.
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Listen to the Heart
According to the Guanajuato Tourist Observatory, 723 thousand visitors came to San Miguel de Allende in 2020 in spite of the contingency. The visitors generated 2,837 million pesos.
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Do you like the harvesting of grapes?
In 2021 wine festivals are back. In San Miguel, Viñedo Toyán and San José Lavista will celebrate the harvest with rituals, music, food, but above all wine.
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Friends, music, and a book
Little by little, the Biblioteca of San Miguel de Allende has begun to reopen. Inside the patio, on what is considered everyone's stage, the library hosted a first book presentation since the COVID pandemic that forced the Biblioteca to close.
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The story of colors began here
The Broken Windows Theory contends that if there is vandalism in a neighborhood, such as graffiti or broken windows, young people may think that it’s acceptable to commit major crimes.