San Miguel de Allende Blog Posts

The San Miguel de Allende Fair 2026 is underway with a new, more affordable ticket price, offering a range of activities for residents and visitors alike.

The Pan de Muerto Negro, crafted using ashes from the tomatl plant, is gaining popularity in Celaya, offering both cultural preservation and business opportunities for local residents.

The Feria San Miguel de Allende 2026 offers free entry for two days but comes with a 25-peso entry fee on other days, affecting both visitors and local businesses in various ways.

The Vázquez family has been keeping San Miguel de Allende's historic public clock running for 45 years, ensuring that this important landmark continues to serve the community.

Celaya wins first match of the season against Irapuato in Liga Premier, Serie B

The 40th anniversary of the ‘Conspirators Ride’ in San Miguel de Allende offers a unique opportunity for residents and visitors to celebrate the city's rich history through a reenactment of the route taken by Mexican independence fighters in 1810.

San Miguel de Allende is enhancing its security framework through specialized training for municipal officers, ensuring a safer environment for expats and residents.

Celaya gears up for its Independence Day celebrations, setting a stage in the Main Garden and implementing traffic and safety measures for the event.

Celaya, Mexico prepares for the Fire of Independence celebration and organizes youth sports activities, providing local children and adolescents with opportunities to participate in sports and learn from experienced coaches.

Celaya, Guanajuato launches a campaign to protect cattle and pets from the gusano barrenador, a harmful pest affecting the region's livestock and animals.

San Miguel de Allende’s 2026-27 Season of Ideas will feature a diverse lineup of speakers covering topics from technology to global health, offering expats and digital nomads a rich cultural experience.

Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico City plans to hold a Mañanera press conference in Guanajuato, focusing on the state's potential as a logistics hub and the establishment of a logistics park in Celaya.

Fiestas Patrias in Guanajuato will see changes in transportation and activities, including Grito de Independencia and local celebrations.

Celaya plans to expand its Aduana for increased employment and is rebuilding its police force by training new cadets.

Pentathlon de Cortázar will debut in Celaya on September 16 with a series of athletic activities including running, shooting, fencing, swimming, and equestrian skills.

Desafío Híbrido Urbano is bringing a nocturnal competition to Cortazar for its third edition, offering up to 6,000 pesos in prizes.

Celaya honors the Niños Héroes by organizing a parade and ceremony to commemorate their sacrifice on 15 de Septiembre.

Orquesta Filarmónica de Celaya celebrated Gran Talento with a tango performance and guest dancers, emphasizing Celaya's cultural richness.

Celaya, Mexico allocates 507.4 million pesos for public works and evaluates new agricultural hybrids to support local communities and boost productivity.

Gallito Vázquez launches a free soccer school in Apaseo el Grande to support local youth in pursuing the sport.