November 2009 in Revue Magazine

Welcome to the November issue. Maintaining our specified purpose, this month’s magazine is chock-full of things to do, places to go, eateries to enjoy, services to partake of, and other useful information. The DateBook allows you to be able to plan to attend over 80 cultural events if you so desire.

We have included for your reading pleasure contributions from several writers. Ana Flinder tells us where we can find November’s patron saint day celebrations for St. Catherine and St. Andrew. Dwight Wayne Coop reports the latest updates concerning the debates over the proper response to Lake Atitlán’s ecological future, and what’s being done now.

Kathie Friedley offers a Guide for Architectural Tourists. One of Laura McNamara’s pieces this month is part 2 of the El Pilar habitat. Ken Veronda challenges us to Find the Heliotrope, Dr. Karmen discusses home, a Book Alert by Dianne Carafino covers Cooking with Audrey and DateBook Highlights detail upcoming cultural events.

As well as the impressive photograph on our cover this month, we have included more of Guatemalan photographer Freddy Murphy’s camera work on pages 42, 64 and 72 in a continuation of our Photo Op series. Murphy won 2nd place in last month’s Chirmol City Contest with a series of four photos, including the cover photo.

A reminder to photographers: if you would like to participate in the Revue 7th Annual Photo Issue (January, 2010) please submit your photos to photos@revuemag.com no later than December 10, 2009.

We’ve moved our Antigua offices to 6a calle poniente #2, a block south of the park. Stop by and say hi if you’re in the neighborhood. In the meantime, we hope you have a terrific November.

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