This Week in San Miguel de Allende

DJ Naz is spinning at Hotel Matilda on June 2 at 10:30pm

May 4, 5 and 6, Plaza la luciérnaga

Día de los Muertos is the holiday that most reflects the culture of Mexico. It is appealing to some foreigners and appalling to others. In the pre-Hispanic Mexican culture, engaged in the perpetual process of creation and destruction.

The festival features special guests special guests andartists gathered at the beautiful sceneries San Miguel has to offer. Music lovers can swing to the melancholy blues and cool jazz performed in various corners of the city like the parks and classic Cultural Centers.

Check this calendar for all the festivals happening in San Miguel de Allende throughout the year.

Considered the top chamber music festival in Latin America, it continues the tradition of presenting internationally acclaimed chamber music ensembles at incredibly accessible prices in intimate, acoustically satisfying venues in a charming historic town.

The Guanajuato International Film Festival has the largest international competition in Mexico, with films competing in a variety of categories.

This call for independence is known as “El Grito”, the cry, and is widely celebrated all over Mexico today. The “Grito” is delivered on Sept. 15 around 11 PM in the Jardín Principal