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Volunteer Works: The Lifeblood Of Every Nonprofit
By Danita Brisson Welcome to our new column dedicated to volunteers, without whom nonprofit organizations could not exist. We will focus...
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Expat Lifestyle: Silver Connections, Building Your Global Tribe After 55+
By Doreen Cumberford Just unpacked your shipping container or been here for years? It's never too late to find your tribe! This guide is...
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Celebrating Earth Day: Ferrocement Cisterns For Rainwater Harvesting
By Aundria McMillan Humphrey For over a decade, the Rotary Club of San Miguel de Allende-Midday has been dedicated to addressing the...
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Real Estate Curious? A Thriving Market For Buyers And Investors
By Erwit Reichert San Miguel de Allende is one of México’s most desirable real estate markets, celebrated for its old-world charm,...
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Honoring the Legacy of Albert Coffee: Saying Goodbye To A Friend Of The Community
By Meagan Burns, on behalf of Sophia Trapp and Alexander Trapp San Miguel de Allende has lost a true scholar, storyteller, and guardian...
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Charity Works: Cruz Roja Mexicana - Can You Hear The Siren?
By Danita Brisson As the ambulance weaves through traffic, its wailing siren reassures those in crisis that help is on the way. Whether...
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Faces of San Miguel: Lee Carter
By Natalie Taylor. Lee Carter was born in Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, and received an MBA from the University of Virginia. He had a...
31 mar


Art Technique And Talent Shines In Teens: Stirling Dickinson Escuela De Arte (SDEDA)
By Staff Writer Stirling Dickinson Escuela de Arte (SDEDA)  is a free high school art program designed for San Miguel’s most talented 14...
26 mar


Jovenes Adelante 2025: A New Era - 300 Graduates, 300 Attendees at Congress, 453 New Applicants
By Don Krim As 2025 begins Jóvenes Adelante  - San Miguel’s premiere University Scholar support program - is launching into a new era....
26 mar


Insiders' Sports: Santiago Alvarado, A Life Dedicated To Soccer And The Pursuit Of A Dream
By Carlos RamÃrez Zago From an early age, soccer was more than just a hobby for Santiago Alvarado Delgadillo . Born into a family where...
19 mar


Insiders’ Vibrant Living: Walk and Savor Your Way to Health
By Carla Maria Perez San Miguel de Allende isn’t just beautiful—it’s a vibrant hub for staying active and connected. From fitness to...
17 mar


La Romeria: A small festival and a way to build a diverse and magic community
By Marian Garcés Torres I am Ruth Hyba's grandson.  If you have been in San Miguel for some time you may have met her dancing tango,...
10 mar


As Eye See It: Remembering Indigenous People And Immigrants
By Bill Wilson La emisión de las ideas por la prensa debe ser tan libre, como libre es en el hombre la facultad de pensar". (The...
5 mar


Charity Works: Mujeres en Cambio, Doing One Thing Really Well For 30 Years
By Danita Brisson March is National Women’s History Month in Mexico. This year’s theme is: “Moving Forward Together! Women Educating &...
3 mar


Toller & Children’s Art Foundation: Celebrating The Legacy Of Toller Cranston
By Hannah McCurley, founder of the Children’s Art Foundation A.C Next month is Toller Cranston’s  birthday: April 20th. The thoughts for...
27 feb


Marvelous Monarchs Still Make Magic
By Bill Wilson Are Mexico’s Monarch Butterfly sanctuaries endangered? It depends. And one observer and journalist thinks the Monarchs are...
27 feb


Prestigious Invitations for Youth Symphony Orchestra
By Staff Writer The San Miguel de Allende Children and Youth Symphony Orchestra , founded in 2011 by Maestro VÃctor Hugo Ramos Fonseca ,...
25 feb


Lady Zen's Youth Creative Camp: A collaborative, bilingual intensive program
By Alzenira Quezada Creative Camp is a collaborative, bilingual, two-week intensive program for young creatives, August 19 – 30th, whose...
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