Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Explore the forest. This weekend wraps up National Forest Week, a celebration of the natural world with outdoors activities hosted throughout the country, including Silver City and Santa Fe. “The…
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1 Explore the forest. This weekend wraps up National Forest Week, a celebration of the natural world with outdoors activities hosted throughout the country, including Silver City and Santa Fe. “The…
Read MoreWHEN GENE HACKMAN died in February, many Santa Feans were unaware that the longtime resident had dabbled in the local art scene, and they may have even dined below Hackman’s vibrant paintings at Jinja…
Read MoreMISSING YOUR WEEKLY Dark Winds fix while you await season 4 of the AMC drama? Pick up Shadow of the Solstice (Harper), Anne Hillerman’s latest mystery set on the Navajo Nation. When the U.S. secretary…
Read MoreFEEL THE HEAT AT THE CHILE PEPPER INSTITUTE What is the world’s hottest chile? Why are New Mexico’s Big Jim peppers so prized? Get answers to these burning questions on a guided tour of the New…
Read More“FOOD IS MY PASSION,” says Ashley Trebitowski, founder of Toasted Albuquerque. “I travel for food, I cook for food, I live for food.” But until last summer, Trebitowski wasn’t in the business of food…
Read MoreThis recipe originally appeared in "Deeply Rooted" by Candolin Cook…
Read MoreThis recipe originally appeared in "Deeply Rooted" by Candolin Cook…
Read MoreTASTE MAY BE SUBJECTIVE, but any current debate on New Mexico’s best restaurants must include a mention of Mesa Provisions. At the Albuquerque standout, green chile enchiladas come smothered in a…
Read More1 Time travel at a new exhibition. A new retrospective exhibition at the Museum of International Folk Art takes viewers back to the early years of New Mexico statehood through the embroidered works…
Read More“SOME PEOPLE WANT to just go catch a fish,” says Kirk Patten, chief of fisheries for the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. “Others will fly all the way across the country to fish for a native…
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