The cult of St. Anne, Jesus’ Grandmother on his mother’s side, helped spread both the education and storytelling of women.continue reading Jesus’s Nana is Mother Goose

The Holy Child of Atocha is a sleep walker with a fetish for new shoes and helping prisoners making his shrine the third most visited in Mexico.continue reading Pitter Patter of Little Feet

Mexiquito, the boy’s orphanage in town, is also home to our official town shine to Guadalupe built by a former MGM movie star and best selling singer.continue reading Guadalupe’s Movie Star Pal in SMA

Having a rare chance for me to be both dead, and a huge puppet, I made the most of it dancing with pretty gals at another faith based event!continue reading Life as a Dead Muppet

The best on-line options for planning your stay in San Miguel de Allende including local media and daily event listings making planning half the fun!continue reading Exploring San Miguel On-Line

The burgeoning appeal of collecting Mexican retablos reflects both their artistic value and expressions of a faith-based culture.continue reading Collecting Miracles in Art

Weddings in town, destination or local, each feature stunning views on nuptials creating both big business and great memories. continue reading Brides: Import or Domestic?

A 1531 battle between the Spanish and Indigenous, forever altered the future making town the epicenter for both the cult of the cross, and witchcraft.continue reading Voodoo, Do You?

Though often dry today, the fountains have lost none of their history, legends and charms and are a big part of making town so romantic.continue reading Haunting Fountains

The tunnels under town are an intricate part of local history right under our feet. Used to store silver and move about undetected, they fascinate folks.continue reading Tunnels Under Town