MND Local: Murals, an eclipse and aura farming in San Miguel de Allende
From new murals and botanical sculptures to a lunar eclipse and aura farming, see what’s happening in San Miguel de Allende. The post MND Local: Murals, an eclipse and aura farming in San Miguel de Allende appeared first on Mexico News Daily
San Miguel de Allende hosts mural inauguration, lunar eclipse, art installations, and writing conference events
A dozen new large-scale murals were unveiled along 90 meters of the Las Cachinches Arroyo on August 1st, transforming the neglected area into an open-air gallery celebrating the river's history, ecology, and enduring presence. The project, coordinated by Audubon de México, aims to discourage graffiti and create an educational, visually appealing space for visitors.
Local volunteers have been working on regular cleanup efforts to maintain the area's beauty. Botanical sculptor Matt Wilson unveiled his latest project, "Rooted in Rust," featuring a combination of reclaimed iron relics, wood, and succulent plants. The unique sculptures have garnered attention for their innovative use of materials and striking visual appeal.
A partial lunar eclipse will be visible from San Miguel de Allende on Thursday night and Friday morning, with the penumbral eclipse starting at 7:23 p.m. local time and reaching maximum effect around 10:12 p.m. The celestial event will be visible to nearly 1 billion people in South and North America. Registration is open for the 2027 writers' conference in San Miguel de Allende, with details available on the Audubon de México website.
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