With a background in sports science and a passion for holistic health, Lisa Attridge de Gordillo has built more than businesses in San Miguel—she has created spaces where people can restore balance, reconnect with themselves, and embrace a healthier way of living.

San Miguel de Allende is a place many of us chose intentionally—not just for a season, but for life. And that means, at some point, asking honest questions about what the later chapters might look like.

If you had told me ten years ago that I would curate a refined, versatile wardrobe while living in San Miguel, I would have been in complete disbelief. As we began our transition to life here, one of my earliest considerations was a practical one: Where will I shop for clothes? What initially felt like a limitation has revealed itself as one of the most rewarding luxuries of living in this extraordinary city. San Miguel has introduced me to a world of designers and artisans w

Now that you’ve read a little about each of our individual stories—how each of us found our way to San Miguel—we want to share something even more beautiful: how we are connected.

When Katharine’s mother announced she was moving to “a small city in central Mexico,” Katharine’s first question was, “Which beach?” With limited knowledge of Mexico beyond its coastline, she was baffled — and, if she’s honest, a little concerned. It was 1998, and her mother, Nancy, was 55 years old, newly retired, and ready for a change. When Katharine arrived in San Miguel de Allende to visit, she instantly understood the draw. The city’s cobblestone streets, colorful faca

As one of San Miguel’s true connectors, Ann Dolan — together with her husband, Jim, and their three children — has spent nearly three decades welcoming people into their world and into the San Miguel community. Whether they’re hosting friends at their ranch, welcoming clients to town, or championing the city abroad, their gracious hospitality has become part of San Miguel’s story itself.