Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Attend a homecoming. After a four-year tour throughout the country, Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery returns home to the Southwest with an opening celebration on Saturday at the…
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Navajo Craft Meets Smart Tech
CHARLES C. LYNCH doesn’t consider himself a stylish man. “I don’t wear a lot of jewelry myself,” admits the owner of Bilasáana, an Apple Watch band and accessories maker in Farmington. “I wear Levi’s…
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Mac and Cheese Makeover
AFTER ROB MCCORMACK’S WIFE, Tania, spent a whole summer doctoring mac and cheese with frozen green chile, he detected a business opportunity. As a passionate outdoorsman, McCormack was always looking…
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Three Historic Lodgings to Know
SPRINGER STATION, SPRINGER In Springer, the Brown Hotel—where Judy Garland filmed scenes for The Harvey Girls (1946) and cafe regulars included Wilford Brimley—is once again welcoming travelers as…
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Check Into the Historic Boyle House
IT’S EVIDENT HOW Blanche Blackmore Boyle (1839–1931) felt about the striking wooden portal her young renter had recently installed, free of charge, at 327 East De Vargas Street. The two were…
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Passing Down New Mexico’s Heritage Crafts
AT THE END OF A DIRT ROAD on the yellow-hilled outskirts of Carlsbad, the door to Wagon Trail Riding Equipment, home of Trinity Saddles, is open to the warm breeze. Walking into Rosemary Wilkie’s…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Meet Taos Pueblo artists. Every year, Taos Pueblo welcomes thousands of visitors from all over the world. But it’s not always open to the public, and during one of those prolonged closures…
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Emma Kaisa Bunch’s Full Swing
E MMA KAISA BUNCH first picked up a golf club at age nine and was already playing in European tournaments at 13. But she was far from an instant success. “I got last every time,” recalls the New Mexico…
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A Tipi Stay in Dulce
WINDING UP THROUGH the trees toward our destination at 7,618 feet, my travel companions and I chatter about our favorite topics: ghosts, UFOs, and Bigfoot. We compare notes on recent podcast episodes…
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Spend the Night Somewhere Unexpected
HISTORIC ST. FRANCIS DE SALES INN, HATCH Owner Celeste Zimmerman restored the 1860 adobe church, just outside Hatch, into lodging after visitors began saying, “It would be great to get married here…
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