This 52-hectare vineyard allows visitors to enjoy a variety of activities, such as wine tasting, dining at the Trasiego restaurant, incredible views and landscapes, and viewing important works of art. Although it is generally open only Wednesday through Sunday, during Holy Week and Easter Week, Viñedo San Miguel will be operating Monday through Sunday with […]
San Miguel de Allende launches its 2025 Municipal Facade Painting Program
The 2025 Municipal Facade Painting Program seeks not only to improve the urban image but also to strengthen the sense of identity, pride, and belonging among San Miguel residents. During the first phase of the project, carried out from April 1 to 11, 27 facades of homes and businesses located on Umarán, Zacateros, Hospicio, and […]
Tradition, music, and devotion: this is what San Miguel de Allende will be like during Holy Week.
During Holy Week, the municipality of San Miguel de Allende once again becomes the stage for religious and cultural expressions that are part of the city’s living heritage. One of the most significant traditions is the Visit of the Seven Houses, which takes place on the afternoon of Holy Thursday. The faithful visit at least […]
Urióstegui promotes Chinese investments in Cuernavaca
Mayor José Luis Urióstegui Salgado held an important meeting with representatives of the Jiangsu Chamber of Commerce, China, led by its president, Zhun Zhao, to promote economic development and strengthen international ties. The meeting was convened by Federal Representative Adrián Martínez Terrazas and was attended by local Representative Daniel Martínez Terrazas, as well as members […]
Oaxaca Spring Festival 2025: Which artists will be performing for free and when?
The Rodolfo Morales Spring Festival 2025 returns to Oaxaca de Juárez after nearly 30 years of absence, celebrating the state’s cultural, artistic, and traditional richness. This event, which honors the Oaxacan surrealist painter Rodolfo Morales, born in Ocotlán de Morelos, will take place from April 20 to 30, 2025, as part of the city’s 493rd […]
Discovering the Hidden Gem of Oaxaca: The Sierra Mixe Region
In a remote corner of Mexico’s Oaxaca state lies a treasure trove of natural wonders and rich cultural heritage. The Sierra Mixe region, nestled in the heart of the mountains, is now open to travelers seeking an immersive experience amidst breathtaking landscapes and vibrant indigenous communities. For those who venture beyond the bustling streets of […]
They go against gentrification in Oaxaca
The Patronal Committee of the Image invited artists, creators, and individuals to participate in the collective art exhibition “Puerto en la Azotea,” which emerged as a response to the accelerated process of touristification and gentrification on the Oaxaca coast. In its call for entries, it stated that Puerto Escondido is no longer hidden: “Today the […]
Mexican Pizza Revival: The Rise of Artisanal Pies
In a city where tortillas reign supreme, pizza has experienced a renaissance in Mexico City. This phenomenon is not new to the Aztec capital, but its evolution has gained momentum over the past couple of years. The current generation of pizzaiolos (pizza makers) are pushing the boundaries of traditional pizza with creative toppings and flavors […]
Oaxaca is positioned as the entity with the greatest industrial growth
Industrial activity grew in 19 of Mexico’s 32 states in 2024. The state that registered the greatest growth was Oaxaca, driven by the construction of the Interoceanic Corridor, with an increase of 11.6% year-over-year, according to figures from INEGI (National Institute of Statistics and Geography). Other states that ranked among the five with the most […]
Venezuelans stranded in Chiapas ask for humanitarian flights to return to their country.
Venezuelan migrants stranded on Mexico’s southern border following U.S. President Donald Trump’s restrictions protested to demand humanitarian flights to return them to their country. The South Americans demonstrated outside the Siglo 21 station of the National Institute of Migration (INM), where protesters like Wilmarí Villa asked Mexican and Venezuelan authorities for help returning home, having […]