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The Lord of the Column, festivity on Sunday, March 29, San Juan de Dios church |
The race for mayor is on
By Jesús Ibarra
| Cristóbal Finkelstein Franyuti, of the Partido Acción Nacional (PAN), and Lucy Núñez de Zavala, supported by the opposition parties PRD (Revolución Democrática), PRI (Revolucionario Institucional), Partido Verde and PT (Partido del Trabajo), have emerged as the two registered mayoral candidates in San Miguel de Allende. The campaign lasts from May to June and elections are held July 5. If Franyuti wins the election, he will head the city’s fifth consecutive PAN government. | |
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| Community Burros on parade By Tatiana Tylosky Burros and kids, kids and burros: get ready to for a lively, fun-filled day at the third annual Burro Festival. |
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| Art Kelley Vandiver will demonstrate the technique of Photorealism in Watercolor in the Art Thursdays series. Those attending will be treated to a continental breakfast. |
| Music Sound, Shape & Tonalities By Stefanie Glick It seems that whatever Anita von Ballmoos does, she does well. Stellar musician, distinctive composer and inventive painter, her show will include two live concerts and an exhibition of original paintings. |
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Travel Mercado de Sonora, a remedy for every sickness By Oswaldo Mejía Mendiola Mercado de Sonora (Sonora Market), an ideal place for lovesick thousands, from all parts of Mexico, who come to this place looking for a remedy to cure the pains of an unrequited love. |
| Theater Direct from Albuquerque, via Portugal, Texas and New York City By Keith Wall Nancy Jeris as Lena and and Tawni Lee Waters as Kitty Camino Real’s production Kitty and Lina, by Portuguese-American playwright Manuel Igrejas, consists of exquisite portraits of two women from different parts of the world and different ends of the age spectrum, both of whom are dealing with the joys and struggles of living in New York City. |
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Pasa Que Pasa is the most complete weekly guide to arts and entertainment in San Miguel de Allende. |
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| Community Connections Dozens of organizations in San Miguel assist children and families; promote education and schools; provide food, potable water and medical treatment; and even take care of animals and the environment. This section provides descriptions, contacts and information for donors or volunteers. |
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