With the pandemic piñata sales have plummeted releasing creative new ways to celebrate with an ancient tradition.continue reading Pinatas in a Pandemic

The Allende Institute features a large mural featuring a mix of national, and a dash of local history, as it is often pointless to try and separate the two.continue reading Mexico in a Mural

There is a lovely new church and park in town based on both independence and the indigenous power of our mountains.continue reading Liberty Plaza Now Open

It is great fun to explore the ancient haciendas around town, from our oldest to the biggest and those in between like the one by the railroad.continue reading What Happened Here?

Expect more fires in the countryside in the coming days and realize all is being done to protect the town and our citizens! continue reading City on Fire!

While enjoying the cult classic, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, or salsa, recall the tomato’s long and complex Mexican history!continue reading Tomato – The Killer Fruit

In the last few weeks social media nastiness from foreigners has reached ridiculous heights.continue reading Pandemic Cruelty on Social Media

Our Lady of the Pueblito has traveled far (time and distance) to be enthusiastically embraced locally in the spiritual conquest of Mexico.  continue reading The Virgin’s Blue Balls

Mary, Untier of Knots, solves your problems while she searches for a home base in San Miguel de Allende.continue reading Untying Your Life’s Knots

Everyone likes to be asked about their culture and when a foreigner quires a local you can be sure an ex-pat angel gets their wings!continue reading Are Foreigners Favored?