Q&A: Netia Jones
Reed Luplau performs as Puck in the Santa Fe Opera's A Midsummer Night's Dream . Photograph by Curtis Brown for the Santa Fe Opera. NETIA JONES HAS something special planned for the Santa Fe Opera…
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Posts From: July 2021
Five Things to Do This Weekend
Rhiannon Skye Tafoya's Time With You and You is among the works in her first solo exhibit at Hecho a Mano in Santa Fe. Courtesy of Hecho a Mano. Weave some magic. “Kanosdaya was a name given to my…
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In This Haunting Novel, A Family Reckons with Loss and Injustice
Brandon Hobson's The Removed debuted in February. Photographs courtesy of Ecco and Brandon Hobson. BRANDON HOBSON'S NOVELS ARE GUIDED BY the Cherokee legends his mother and granny told him, by themes…
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Recycled Glass Becomes Beautiful Housewares
IT ALL STARTED WITH kombucha bottles. Shelby Kaye and Chris Bogle were already seasoned artists when they relocated from Washington State to Cuyamungue, north of Santa Fe, in 2018 and began working…
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Los Ranchos de Albuquerque is Rooted in the River
A young guest at Los Poblanos Historic Inn enjoys one of the outdoor games. NORTH OF DOWNTOWN ALBUQUERQUE, Río Grande Boulevard entices visitors to leave the city behind. Just north of Griegos Road…
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Editor's Letter: Camp Insight
Experience the joys of camping this summer season. Photograph by Denys Nevozhai/Unsplash. A RED DOME TENT PERCHED NEAR THE EDGE OF SANTA CRUZ LAKE’S Overlook Campground, positioned with a perfect view…
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What We're Reading: Stargazer
Anne Hillerman reunites her crime-fighting trio in this fictional tale of murder, astronomy, and a magical sacred site. Photograph by Douglas Merriam. ANNE HILLERMAN REUNITES HER FICTIONAL…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
A mariachi band leads a procession toward the Santa Fe Plaza as a part of the Traditional Spanish Market. Photograph courtesy of the Spanish Colonial Arts Society. Make it to Spanish Market…
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Visit These Three Haunted Hotels for Ghostly Lodgings
La Posada de Santa Fe offers a chance for ghostly encounters. Photograph by Andrew Kornylak. La Posada de Santa Fe After her death in 1896, Santa Fe society matron and hostess Julia Staab never…
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Meet the Next Generation of Diné Weavers
Diné weaver Kevin Aspaas lives near the Ship Rock formation, a sacred peak to his people. AN INHERITED UPRIGHT LOOM STANDS against the wall of weaver Venancio Aragon’s Farmington studio. The warps…
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