Cook well, eat well, and drink good wine!
By Natalie Taylor As soon as you walk in through the glass doors at Casa Nostra you are taken by the open spaces, and the fine art work throughout. Marco …
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A Not So Local Girl
By Natalie Taylor No, you don’t need to have grey hair and be retired to live and love San Miguel de Allende! Carly Hopkins is a young cinematographer from Los …
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From Rostock to San Miguel via Acapulco
By Natalie Taylor David Jahnke is a well-known and beloved chef in San Miguel, but few know his personal story and his reasons for being here. He was born in …
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Interview with Peter Van Lengen
By Valeria Ascencio Gómez We are standing in front of a simple wooden door in San Miguel, unnoticed by most passersby. It is the home office of the architect Peter …
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Lobsters, Huaraches, Sombreros, and Art
By Natalie Taylor Richard Simeone was born and raised in the United States; he came from Boston, Massachusetts, where he also went to school. In 1963, he graduated from Columbia …
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Cook well, eat well, and drink good wine!
By Natalie Taylor As soon as you walk in through the glass doors at Casa Nostra you are taken by the open spaces, and the fine art work throughout. Marco …
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Enjoy, celebrate, and do it for free!
By Natalie Taylor Betty Lopez first came to San Miguel when she was 11 years old. Her mother was a painter and had heard about the art community here; so …
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Finding the perfect environment
By Natalie Taylor Dave Stea, originally from Brooklyn, received a degree in Engineering from Carnegie Institute of Technology, then a PhD in Psychology at Stanford. In the 1960s he was …
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A little bit of Paris in San Miguel de Allende
By Natalie Taylor We sit outdoors, shaded by umbrellas, the café bustling in the background, customers offering greetings as they walk by Sebastien Marulier, the owner, is charming and welcoming; …
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