Foro El Obraje presents four concerts this October and November, bringing national and international musical proposals to San Miguel de Allende. The season celebrates a range of sounds—including jazz, folk, flamenco, Cuban music, funk, and improvisation—in a program designed to connect artists and audiences through live performance.
📅 Dates: October 15–November 24, 2026
📍 Venue: Foro El Obraje, San Miguel de Allende
🏛️ Organizer: Foro El Obraje
🎶 Focus: Live music featuring national and international artists
Concert Program
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October 15 — Diego Cerroblanco Quintet
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October 31 — Escarteen Sisters
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November 14 — Chuchito Valdés & Nader Khaledi: Raíces Cubanas
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November 24 — 3SOME
🌐 More information: Foro El Obraje on Facebook
Organizer
Foro El Obraje is a cultural center and live event venue located at Calzada de la Presa 85-C in the historic centro of San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, housed in a historically significant chapel — Capilla Santa María y San José del Obraje — that adds a distinctive character to every event it hosts. A vibrant and diverse community gathering point, Foro El Obraje has served as a venue for landmark events including the Festival Cervantino and the Festival de Música de Cámara, and regularly programs concerts, art exhibitions, cultural festivals, and private productions. As an organizer, Foro El Obraje brings deep roots in San Miguel’s creative community alongside a versatile, full-production-capable space, making it a trusted partner for events that blend heritage, culture, and entertainment at the heart of one of Mexico’s most celebrated destinations.
Venue
Foro El Obraje, located at Calzada de la Presa 50, Centro, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato 37700, is an open-air cultural center and performance venue set within a historic cantera stone property near the La Presa reservoir on the edge of the city’s UNESCO World Heritage historic district. The venue has hosted major cultural events including the Festival Cervantino and the Winter Chamber Music Festival, and regularly programs live music, blues and jazz festivals, tianguis markets, and private events, offering organizers a versatile, community-rooted space that reflects San Miguel de Allende’s identity as one of Mexico’s foremost centers for art, culture and international creative exchange.
