Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Hit spring arts festivals. Bosque Redondo Memorial Fiber Fair, Fort Sumner Sheep shearing, wool carding, and weaving are on the schedule Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Bosque Redondo…
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1 Hit spring arts festivals. Bosque Redondo Memorial Fiber Fair, Fort Sumner Sheep shearing, wool carding, and weaving are on the schedule Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Bosque Redondo…
Read MoreSanta Fe LEO’S In a converted midcentury auto shop on Hickox Street, Leo's has quickly become one of Santa Fe's most talked-about new tables. Chef Zakary Pelaccio's menu draws on Thai and Malaysian…
Read MoreI’M THE KIND of diner who’s always on the hunt for the new place in town. I follow the foodie social media groups to find out what everyone’s talking about (and, admittedly, to get the latest gossip)…
Read MoreFABLE MARKET & RESTAURANT, ELDORADO In just over a year, Fable has quickly become one of northern New Mexico’s more unexpected dining destinations—a short drive off US 285 in the Eldorado Agora…
Read MoreNEARLY 40 PEOPLE line up on a Saturday outside Market Steer Steakhouse for happy hour. When the doors open at 4 p.m., the crowd steers toward the Tack Room’s sleek midcentury-style bar, leather-topped…
Read MoreAMID THE LUNCH-HOUR buzz at Chomp Food Hall, Nath’s Inspired Khmer Cuisine is an oasis of calm. Chef Kimnath “Nath” Gyallay-Pap works quietly behind the counter, carefully assembling each dish while…
Read MoreJUST AFTER 5 P.M. on a Thursday, Leo’s has barely opened its doors, but the Santa Fe hot spot is already buzzing. With no reservations for indoor dining, the line outside began forming half an hour…
Read MoreWITH MY HEART pounding and panic flashing across my face, I barely register the crowds lining Silver City’s Broadway Avenue for the inaugural Silver Lode Scramble pack burro race last October…
Read MoreE VEN IN A BASTION of creativity like Santa Fe, Peshawn Bread (Comanche/Kiowa/Cherokee) stands out. “Clothing keeps me warm and alive,” Bread says, while wearing a yellow-and-black-plaid, fuzzy duster;…
Read MoreTHIS YEAR, expect double the fun at the annual Smokey Bear Days. The two-day bash at Smokey Bear Historical Park, in Capitán, celebrates both the wildfire-prevention icon’s birthday and the park’s…
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