We meet to read or listen to poetry, our own poems or those of others. We’ve been meeting since 2010, to enjoy poetry and everyone is welcome. We are not a critique group. There is no registration – just show up at 3pm on Sundays. We each chip in 50 pesos that goes to Casa […]
MONTAIGNE - HOW TO LIVE BETTER IN A WORLD OF CHAOS Why give a lecture on this 16th century French Renaissance man? How can he reach us five centuries later? Not only can his wisdom truly help us understand our world better, but his recipes for happiness will hopefully inspire some precious soul cooking inside […]
Rabbi Stephen Carr Reuben writes about Judith Jenya’s book: “Dodging a bullet in besieged Sarajevo, fighting hatred and prejudice, and consoling a troubled teen victim of wartime rape are among the incidents recounted in this inspiring story of one woman’s work to help children of war and violence. Judith Jenya is the recipient of many […]
Embark on a musical journey from baroque to contemporary music with the “Necromancer Duo”. They will perform duet pieces by Antonio Vivaldi, Philip Glass and Julio César Oliva; and solo pieces by various composers. Dúo Nigromante is made up of Antonio Romero García and Nun Kether Arredondo Granados, guitarists originally from San Miguel de Allende, […]
Every Tuesday at Soltribe, see you for another TUESGAY event! You can’t miss it it will be full of surprises
GUT: The Story of a Holocaust Rescuer by Janet Rodgers GUT is a 50- minute solo performance, written and performed by Janet Rodgers. It tells the riveting true story of Irena Gut, a young Catholic Polish girl who risked everything to save countless Jewish lives during WW2. Adapted from Irena Gut Opdyke’s autobiography, In My […]
Discover the fascinating history of the Aguascalientes Brothers and their international violins in our series of talks! Come and discover his inspiring journey, from his roots to the international stage, and how music has been his guide.
RABELAIS: BETTER LAUGH THAN CRY “There is no choice for my heart Seeing this sadness that consumes you and gnaws at you It is better to laugh than to cry Because laughter is man’s thing” -François Rabelais Rabelais ranks among the greats… Shakespeare, Cervantes, Dante… But it took the 19th century to discover this 16th […]
We meet to read or listen to poetry, our own poems or those of others. We’ve been meeting since 2010, to enjoy poetry and everyone is welcome. We are not a critique group. There is no registration – just show up at 3pm on Sundays. We each chip in 50 pesos that goes to Casa […]
First woman to win two Nobel Prizes. Madame Curie, a woman who inspired great figures in science for her discoveries that continue to be valid. This film in Spanish with English subtitles shows how the French-nationalized Polish woman discovers Radium and Polonium in a man's world, in which women could not vote or drive, under […]
Every Tuesday at Soltribe, see you for another TUESGAY event! You can’t miss it it will be full of surprises
Many of Leonard Cohen’s song lyrics are woven with references to the Bible and Jewish liturgy. In this interactive discussion, Amy will lead us in unpacking a few songs, and looking at how Cohen wrestles poetically with Jewish texts and theology. Amy Gottlieb is a novelist and poet. Her debut novel, The Beautiful Possible, was […]
We meet to read or listen to poetry, our own poems or those of others. We’ve been meeting since 2010, to enjoy poetry and everyone is welcome. We are not a critique group. There is no registration – just show up at 3pm on Sundays. We each chip in 50 pesos that goes to Casa […]
The Daughters of San Miguel: The true stories of five women from San Miguel de Allende were collected and written by Julie Heifitz. These stories tell of the struggles that these, and other Mexican women endure in trying to go beyond the confines of the past role of women, work outside their homes, and help […]
Every Tuesday at Soltribe, see you for another TUESGAY event! You can’t miss it it will be full of surprises
The Daughters of San Miguel: The true stories of five women from San Miguel de Allende were collected and written by Julie Heifitz. These stories tell of the struggles that these, and other Mexican women endure in trying to go beyond the confines of the past role of women, work outside their homes, and help […]
We meet to read or listen to poetry, our own poems or those of others. We’ve been meeting since 2010, to enjoy poetry and everyone is welcome. We are not a critique group. There is no registration – just show up at 3pm on Sundays. We each chip in 50 pesos that goes to Casa […]
Every Tuesday at Soltribe, see you for another TUESGAY event! You can’t miss it it will be full of surprises
We meet to read or listen to poetry, our own poems or those of others. We’ve been meeting since 2010, to enjoy poetry and everyone is welcome. We are not a critique group. There is no registration – just show up at 3pm on Sundays. We each chip in 50 pesos that goes to Casa […]
Every Tuesday at Soltribe, see you for another TUESGAY event! You can’t miss it it will be full of surprises
We meet to read or listen to poetry, our own poems or those of others. We’ve been meeting since 2010, to enjoy poetry and everyone is welcome. We are not a critique group. There is no registration – just show up at 3pm on Sundays. We each chip in 50 pesos that goes to Casa […]
Every Tuesday at Soltribe, see you for another TUESGAY event! You can’t miss it it will be full of surprises
