It is said that January does not have to be the month of beginnings since it is a human measure of time and if it were in accordance with nature, the year would begin in March along with spring.
So if you don't feel like it's the beginning of something, it's because our bodies are wise, and here we want our readers not to force themselves into things but to continue experiencing what it means to be in San Miguel which is basically having a good time surrounded by a beautiful city in an artistic environment throughout the year.
These are the must-sees of January!
We begin this list with a film recommendation with The Handmaiden Directed by Park Chan-wook, this Korean adaptation of Sarah Waters's acclaimed novel Fingersmith unfolds a tangled web of passion, mystery, and power between the protagonists, with unexpected twists that make the plot an intellectual delight. The film will be screened in Bacco Cinema (Dr. Ignacio Hernández Macías 59) today at 6:00 p.m.
Victoria Gutiérrez proposes a solo performance based on Sufi dance combined with theater and mystical poetry. ATMAN I am the Free Soul that Dances Under the Stars.
On the 17th we will have our traditional Blessing of the Animals at the Temple of the Oratory where our furry, feathered, or scaly friends will receive this protection from the church on January 17th at 5 pm.
Louise Phelan Quartet They specialize in The Great American Songbook in an evening where the members of the quartet will bring to our ears some of the most beloved melodies.
Every Saturday, don't miss the traditional Flamenco at Raindog Cantina (Zacateros #45) in which the flamenco dancer will captivate us with this exciting passion that makes the blood burn with emotion from 9:30 pm onwards.
Threads of Hope Now in its sixth year, this initiative, organized by the Rotary Club, will encourage people to donate their hair to support women and girls battling cancer. Don't miss the opportunity to attend and donate to this worthy cause, where you can help bring smiles to people's faces.
The Library invites all people in Canada to a guided tour of its halls to enjoy excellent readings including the Toller Cranston art book collection as well as the “Read with your baby” section which was founded by the Ontario High School in this activity that will unite and bring closer through ink the community of San Miguel with our friends from the north.
To emphasize the historical side of our beloved San Miguel, a parade will be held on January 21st through the main streets of the city to celebrate the Birth of Don Ignacio de Allende y Unzaga.
TEDx Calle Aldama Symphonies for the Future will be a series of talks hosted by the Hotel Matilda starting at noon on January 15th, in which the renowned communication platform will connect the speakers with the audience with innovative and powerful ideas and whose happening will be harmonized by Operaísima Mexico.
A dramatized reading of the classics is what you can expect at San Miguel Playreaders These poets will be sharing their passion for the best stories with us. The event will take place on Wednesday the 21st, from 6 to 7 pm at the Santa Ana Theater (Relox #50).
Walking, walking, and more walking while exploring galleries and workshops is what you can expect from Colonia Guadalupe Art Walk in this incredible artistic neighborhood where all artists and art lovers can live together and engage in dialogue through the works.
The students of the Players Workshop of San Miguel They will present a hilarious staging of an adaptation of a Woody Allen play in which a psychiatrist has just discovered that her patient is having an extramarital affair with her husband in this series of entanglements that will make you cry with laughter.
