One of my clients emailed me complaining that her internet was not working. She was probably discomfited to learn that the problem was that she had simply mistyped the name of The New York Times website. In doing so, she stumbled upon a case of cybersquatting I had not previously known about.
Adopting a Cat or Dog Is Just a Click Away
By Megan Gabel For those of you who love animals, but can’t adopt or are deterred about venturing out to the SPA by a little thing called a “pandemic,” how about becoming a virtual pet owner? The Adopt Me pages on our website (www.spasanmiguel.org/) give you the opportunity to take certain cats like Vanderbilt and dogs like Rita under...
Basura House: If These Walls Could Talk
When you walk into the house of San Miguel de Allende resident Ben Gall the first thing that you think is, “Wow! One man’s trash really is another man’s treasure.”
What is hidden behind a wooden door in San Miguel?
It is one of the most spectacular houses in the city, and perhaps the grandest of them all.
Shop in Doña Allende
The designers of the garments and the artisans who make them are all Mexican and they come from states such as Querétaro, Jalisco, Yucatán, and of course Guanajuato.
The Archangel San Miguel will appear in a procession
Following La Alborada, the Entrance of Souls and Súchiles, and the Tribute to Fray Juan de San Miguel (the big party this year was virtual) everything concludes with the procession of Señor San Miguel.
Love at First Site with Jessica Frick-Liston
Nurse Jessica Frick has lived in San Miguel the last four years. When politics were getting “a little crazy” in the US she and her husband decided it was time to leave—with seven pets. They packed and found this city.
Today’s Yoga Position: The Eagle
Melinda Marino, from Esencia Yoga y Spa, is a yoga instructor with more than 16 years of experience. She talks about the “eagle” pose...
Listen to the Voice of María Sánchez
Thank You Life is the next concert in the series of María Sánchez, and it will take place on Tuesday, October 5 at the amazing patio of the Biblioteca.
Feel at home in Marluz
Marluz is a colorful restaurant where Aideé Galo and her husband offer you everything from delicious enmoladas to Oaxacan tamales, depending on the day, or even a menudo for a Sunday hangover.