Following on his August 8 talk at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship on the moral aspects of the decision to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 76 years ago,
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Violinist Joshua Brown Returns World Class Classical to San Miguel
At the age of 19, Joshua swept the board at the International Mozart Violin Competition in Augsburg, Germany, securing not only the First Prize, but five other prizes.
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UUf Online Service “Moral Implications of the Atom Bombing of Japan”
The world was thrust into the nuclear age when the United States dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, killing 135,000 people instantly and 100,000 others later from radiation sickness.
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Charles Seplowin Returns to San Miguel de Allende
The return to San Miguel de Allende of Charles Seplowin brings us the Mexican/American artist’s most poetic work.
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Play Readings on the Patio
Life is returning to some sort of normalcy, and, for many of us, live theater is a part of the delights of normal life. We have found a wonderful space to perform at the Casa de la Noche.
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SPA News and August Pets of the Month
Due to popular demand, the SPA’s dental discount at our clinic is extended through August 31, 2021.
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Jóvenes Adelante and the Anatomy of Tough Decision
One voice from one student struggling to get to a place with internet for Jóvenes Adelante’s Orientation 2021—an event that would have been in person but for… on a day that by chance the student’s community had no electricity.
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Of All the Towns in All The World: Two Bubbles Off Plumb
To call either Bill or Howard normal is an oxymoron. But then, being outside the norm is considered a compliment by most of us who live here, because we appreciate diversity and uniqueness.
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We Have a New Director in Fundación Kunsthaus!
Have you ever heard about Kunsthaus? Probably yes. Maybe you even have built part of the art history in San Miguel de Allende and Bajío area with us.
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Scholarship Plus and the Well-Being of Community
By Alma Cervantes, Scholarship coordinator For more than 10 years, the Biblioteca Publica has offered scholarships to high school and university students. The Biblioteca Scholarship Program assists students of limited resources via scholarship awards and activities that broaden their educational aspirations. Among different awards, the Biblioteca Scholarship Plus is a high honors scholarship...