Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 See two exhibitions in one gallery. Santa Fe’s Hecho Gallery celebrates the opening of two new exhibitions on Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. Award-winning author and illustrator Zahra Marwan presents 27…
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1 See two exhibitions in one gallery. Santa Fe’s Hecho Gallery celebrates the opening of two new exhibitions on Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. Award-winning author and illustrator Zahra Marwan presents 27…
Read MoreNEW MEXICO WILDLIFE CENTER, ESPAÑOLA Off a rural road in Española, the wildlife center’s hospital helps more than 1,000 animals every year. A newborn bobcat kitten, for example, was found on Mother’s…
Read More1. Elk “At the turn of the century, there were no elk in New Mexico,” says Garrett VeneKlasen, northern conservation director for the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance. “Their comeback has been an…
Read MoreFOR THE FAMILY Nestled among palm trees and Spanish-style gardens, the pool at Hotel Encanto de Las Cruces is “the only one of its kind in southern New Mexico,” says Liz Robinson, corporate director…
Read More1 Go international. The 12th SITE Santa Fe International exhibition since the art space’s founding in 1995, Once Within a Time , opens on Friday. Curated by Cecillia Alemani, Once Within a Time…
Read MoreA SILVERY FLASH in the narrow Whitewater Creek pool meant that I was close. But the shadowy fish disappeared along the rocky canyon wall just as quickly. The tight quarters under the Catwalk National…
Read MoreTINSMITH JUSTIN GALLEGOS MAYRANT got his start at the youth market of Santa Fe’s Traditional Spanish Market in 1998. His ornate crosses, framed mirrors, candleholders, light fixtures, and holiday…
Read MoreIF YOU WERE to merge all people into one photographic portrait, you’d expect a certain density from the layering of faces. As more get added, the darker you’d imagine it would get. Instead, you get a…
Read MoreIT’S NOT EASY to pick a beginning for New Mexico’s wildlife story. Some 23,000 years before White Sands became a national park, footprints left in mud by a young woman carrying a child on her hip…
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