The history, culture and traditions of San Miguel de Allende are marked by a strong, feminine temperament explored this Sunday at the Shelter Theater.continue reading Power of the Feminine in San Miguel de Allende

Use any image (pug or movie star) to portray a saint or Virgin as long as it helps you reflect on making your own life more kind, or at least, more fun!continue reading Mid-Century Hollywood Virgins

Native dancers perform in front of the Parroquia from dawn until dusk the first Friday of March, a tradition spanning over 400 years. continue reading Dancing in the New Faith

A guide to the most popular plants in your courtyard and in the wild around San Miguel, and their impact on our history, culture and your garden.continue reading Can’t Say Horticulture Without Culture

On tours folks insist the Parroquia is a cathedral due to its size, grandeur and fame. It is not. Then what is?continue reading What’s in a Name?

The intermixing of the Church and art flourishes in San Miguel today in our dancing, music, fiestas, processions and other artistic expressions.continue reading Aesthetics and Faith: San Miguel’s Art History

Why dancing with another lad is far too reminiscent of swimming with one very racist dolphin – oddly muscular with too many teeth!continue reading Dancing With Racist Dolphins

Triduum is three days that are one, the notion of combining three days into a single day for timing purposes and used extensively at Easter and other times.continue reading Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

When vets came down after World War 2 to get their degrees in art and shook congress’ moral compass, with humor and flair, is now at the Shelter Theater.continue reading Vets, Lucy and Other Funny Folks

The indigenous, in those pre-Weather channel days, used a complicated system based on January to predict the weather for the upcoming year. continue reading January’s Weather Year Long