Junípero Serra remains a controversial figure, even after his canonization by the Catholic Church, for the missions he founded in Mexico.
Sep 19 26September 19, 2026
Article at Mexico News Daily
Lost! Again! Glints of sunlight streaked the trail and the old-growth trees on either side stood as silent as snow. As I wandered deeper and deeper into the forest along tiny threadlike paths, surrounded by more sorrel than I’d ever seen in my life, I felt as if I was in a fairy tale and […]
Sep 10 26September 10, 2026
Article at North Coast Journal
From courtyards and architecture to pottery and textiles, Mexico bears the lasting influence of Moorish and Middle Eastern traditions.
Aug 23 26August 23, 2026
I’m lying on a bench underneath an arbor, looking up at the wisteria on the trellis. Sun peeks through the cracks of the bench. I sit up and look at the tree to my left, my eyes following the fractal beauty of the branches, watching how they replicate themselves in ever-smaller degrees of scale. I’m […]
Aug 19 26August 19, 2026
Article at northcoastjournal.com
Filmmaker Paul Smart shot his version of Don Quixote, "Don Barry: A Quixotic Exploration," in Guanajuato, despite knowing little Spanish.
Aug 18 26August 18, 2026
Even with good genes, longevity requires consistent exercise, nourishing food, and reduced stress. Here are simple tricks to prolong a healthy life.
Jul 16 26July 16, 2026
Article at spiritualityhealth.com
Long-term meditation can create subtle but lasting change. Discover how one woman’s decades of practice helped her become less reactive, communicate more…
Jul 07 26July 07, 2026
Writer Louisa Rogers explains why moving to Mexico caused her to take up painting, and what it is about the country that inspires her.
Jul 03 26July 03, 2026
My husband and I celebrate milestone birthdays by taking epic walks. We've trekked the Muktinath trail in Nepal and the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
Jun 29 26June 29, 2026
Article at Business Insider
Mexican culture excels at the art of providing free spaces for hanging out, a fact that encourages more interaction and less loneliness.
Jun 19 26June 19, 2026
The Bajío's Rocio Sánchez is an artist and creator who has spent her career bringing together the physical, the spiritual and the digital.
Jun 12 26June 12, 2026
Loneliness in your senior years doesn’t have to be inevitable. Discover 8 practical, heartfelt ways to build connection, cultivate friendships, and create…
Jun 08 26June 08, 2026
Living in another country, as writer Louisa Rogers does seasonally in Mexico, is an excellent antidote to the myths of U.S. exceptionalism.
May 16 26May 16, 2026
My husband and I live about half the year in Mexico. We got our house there about 20 years ago, and it's been good for my body and mind.
May 12 26May 12, 2026
Article at insider.com
There are many notable aqueducts in Mexico, with the best combining monumental architecture with a history of utility.
May 05 26May 05, 2026
A Mexican traffic planner shares insights on some of the country's most distinctive road features, including topes, glorietas and more.
Apr 30 26April 30, 2026
I love to travel with my husband, but taking a 2-ay trip to Querétaro on my own allowed me to go at my own pace.
Mar 23 26March 23, 2026
Kate Burt's journey brought her to Guanajuato, where despite being 81, she founded the city's first opera company.
Jan 30 26January 30, 2026
Named for the late Canadian artist Gene Byron, this museum and gardens is one of Guanajuato's most underrated attractions.
Jan 22 26January 22, 2026
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