Michoacan State is so diverse geographically and culturally it gives the impression of being ‘a country within a country.’ México’s 16th largest state boasts over 100 miles of tropical Pacific shoreline rising up to the temperate Sierra Madre Occidental central plateau and bordering on the states of … [Read more...]
Gregorio Juarez Sanchez, Metal Craftsman, San Miguel de Allende
September 3, 2012 by
Gregorio Juarez Sanchez was born in San Miguel de Allende and has lived here his entire life. He began his career as a craftsman at the age of fourteen, working as an apprentice to Juan Bautista until his mentor's death. Gregorio is currently making whimsical insects from tin, brass, copper or … [Read more...]
The English Speaker’s Guide to Medical Care in Mexico by Monica Rix Paxson
September 3, 2012 by
Considering retiring or moving to Mexico full or part-time and have questions about medical services? Look no further! The English Speaker's Guide to Medical Care in Mexico, by author Monica Rix Paxson, simply and clearly outlines a wide variety of medically-related topics and easily accessible … [Read more...]
Diego Boneta Supports Feed the Hungry, San Miguel de Allende
September 3, 2012 by
I just got word that young film star Diego Boneta made another visit to Feed the Hungry San Miguel, to help create social awareness and inspire fundraising events to support the very worthwhile non-profit organization. “Diego Boneta, a 21-year-old actor and singer, jumped to international fame with … [Read more...]
Alejandro Helps the Turtles by Michael Osias
August 8, 2012 by
It was a special night. "Alejandro, it is time. The turtles will be gone. We must go now!" I had never seen the turtles, yet my weariness was threatening my excitement. It was very late. Maybe this was not to be a special night. "Grandfather how do you know they will be there. Even the poachers … [Read more...]
Community News from Bucerias – Riviera Nayarit
August 8, 2012 by
I would like to share the following info re: an unfortunate house fire – a little bit of help goes a long ways! “Many of you will know Jaime, the bartender at The Drunken Duck in Bucerias Centro. His mother's house had a fire last week and she lost everything. She is now staying with Jaime's … [Read more...]
San Miguel de Allende: A Place In the Heart by John Scherber
August 6, 2012 by
I was just reading John Scherber’s book San Miguel de Allende: A Place in the Heart and would like to share an excerpt. I highly recommend the book. It’s insightful, interesting and brings issues to the forefront that are important to us all. John’s interviews with San Miguel ex-pats answers a lot … [Read more...]
How to Write the 10-Minute Play by Mark Saunders – San Miguel de Allende
August 5, 2012 by
How to Write the 10-Minute Play A Workshop for Writers & Actors by Mark Saunders Encuentro de Teatro San Miguel August 26 to September 2, 2012 * * * I have exciting news! San Miguel is hosting a one-week celebration of the performing arts during Encuentro de Teatro San Miguel. The … [Read more...]
Jose Baldi Exhibition, Garza Blanca Preserve Resort and Spa, Aug. 3/12 to Nov. 4/12
August 5, 2012 by
Garza Blanca Preserve Resort and Spa, Puerto Vallarta is hosting a fine art exhibition – “The Magic Art of Jose Baldi”. August 3, 2012 to November 4, 2012. Jose Baldi, is a contemporary, self-taught, modern-Impressionistic artist originally from Tepotzotlan, Mexico. CLICK HERE for directions to … [Read more...]
Important Chocolate Discovery in the Yucatan
August 1, 2012 by
I just got a message from MIKE RUGGERI about an important chocolate discovery in the Yucatan! “Seed residues of chocolate have been found in a dish and not vases for the first time in Mesoamerica. The discovery was made at the Paso del Macho site near a ball court in the Maya Puuc region of the … [Read more...]
