Where to Find Fourth of July Fireworks
Alamogordo The New Mexico Museum of Space History hosts a drive-in watch party for fireworks on Monday from 6 to 10 p.m. The lot is limited to 200 cars, so get there early if you want a space. The…
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Posts From: June 2022
Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Elevate your weekend. The La Mesa Airfield in Ratón hosts the International Santa Fe Trail Balloon Rally this weekend. Balloons lift off daily at 6:30 a.m. Saturday through Monday. The Ratón Elks…
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Walk With Poetry on the Haiku Trail
BIRDS SING AND BEES BUZZ in the floral gardens at the Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary, in Santa Fe. Just off the sunny path near the visitor center of the 135-acre preserve, a flat ceramic…
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Editor's Letter: Party Time
We all have that one friend, the person who stretches out their birthday into a week (or more) of get-togethers, happy hours, outings, and other festivities. Well, we’re that friend. As you might have…
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Datebook: July 2022
FIFTY YEARS AGO, Santa Fe’s Traditional Spanish Market had grown enough to claim its own two days on the Plaza. The showcase of artworks in woodcarving, textiles, painting, furniture, pottery, and…
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Take Off for Galactic Fun in Roswell
DID I BRING MY FLUX CAPACITOR? Do I have any interstellar goo on me? Have I recently visited the beta quadrant? The galactic flight attendant asks me these questions during the pre-boarding screening…
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Ruidoso Downs ... The Shangri-la of Racing
FOR CENTURIES THOROGHBREDS have dominated the big-time horse racing scenes throughout the world; however, in the pine-cloaked mountains of southern New Mexico just four summers ago the age-old Sport…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Find your funny. The Albuquerque Museum bares its funny bone with a new exhibit, Wit, Humor, and Satire , opening on Saturday. Gathering works from the museum’s collection, the show examines the ways…
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Cultural Ambassadors
NESTLED IN THE HEART of the Southwest, beautiful Albuquerque, New Mexico, offers colorful landscapes, great cuisine, and enduring culture. With close to a million residents, the state’s largest city…
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Guide to Albuquerque's New Old Town
ON A WEDNESDAY EVENING, I sip a glass of wine in Old Town. Growing up in Albuquerque, I never envisioned myself enjoying this simple indulgence here. When I was a child, Old Town was reserved for…
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