The Pride parade, summer camps, film festivals, and culinary workshops are some of the secrets San Miguel holds for visitors and locals this July.
Get to know this month's must-sees and make sure you're there:
“Think of all the beauty that is still around you and be happy.” is a direct extract from the most famous diary in the world and will be in The Anne Frank Exhibition: Notes of Hope Let us be reminded of this story that endures through time now through different multimedia tools.
To celebrate the United States Independence Day there are two options: Happy 4th of July in Numu with music with American vibes as well as typical dishes from there such as hamburgers and cold beers and 4th of July BBQ in Rosewood with delicious grilled food and the exquisite view offered by one of the most sought-after hotels in the city.
The Dreamers sculpture workshop will allow you to create a cold ceramic character in just 4 hours in this direct and intuitive activity that will come straight from your lively imagination.
Summer Camp It's the perfect activity for your kids to have tons of fun and learn in the process with activities like treasure hunts, shadow theater, photography, pottery, and much more.
Starting on the 9th of the month, the corridors of the Numu Hotel are transformed into a traveling gallery with Spontaneous Colors Art Walk, by the artist Java and in collaboration with Caminarte México where you can delve into his exploration of abstract language and textures.
Learn, bake and enjoy with Panio Lab: Experimental Workshop where you can create Croissant Dough, Pâte à Choux and Country Bread, becoming an expert in artisanal French baking.
July 12th will be the long-awaited day San Miguel Pride March which will go from Juárez Park to the Main Garden with various groups that make up the 5% of the population of San Miguel and of whom we are very proud.
Large Format Sculpture Workshop As its name suggests, it will be a workshop taught by Rodolfo Calva where for a few days you will be able to delve into this mystical universe on a large scale.
The 28th Guanajuato International Film Festival, will be here in San Miguel from July 25th to August 3rd and will have the peculiarity of expressing that contemporary sensation in which we don't know if we are falling or suspended and how that vertigo is reflected in contemporary cinema.
Dear Mexico presents again a great event now with Atomic New Album where he assures us that we won't stop dancing all night long thanks to Atomic's electronic beats combined with Funk.
