Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Burn your gloom—with a few new twists. Zozobra, the towering 50-foot effigy filled with New Mexicans’ flammable worries, burns at Fort Marcy Park in Santa Fe on Friday night. The 101st Burning of…
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Posts From: August 2025
What We’re Reading: The Kármán Line
T HE KÁRMÁN LINE (Rescue Press), the title of Daisy Atterbury’s breathtaking, genre-blurring memoir in poetry and prose, refers to the threshold between Earth and outer space. “Above the Kármán line,”…
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Outsiders Are In at Kukani Gallery
ARTIST JESSE LITTLEBIRD’S 1973 Dodge Dart is not a lowrider, although people often mistake it for one. It might be a boat compared to most modern compacts, but the Dart is typically smaller than the…
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One of Our 50 Is Missing: August 2025
SNOW WAY! When he resided in Florida, Albuquerque’s BARRY WHITLEY promised a snow-filled Christmas vacation in northern New Mexico to his young daughters. Just before winter break, he picked up his…
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High Flyin’ Finds in Eagle Nest
DEB AND PATRICK ESPIE purchased the 1880s building in downtown Eagle Nest right before the Covid-19 pandemic. The couple had recently moved from Ohio and were ready to invest in a new business. Deb’s…
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The Journey of the Green Bridge
SURROUNDED BY TIMEWORN cultivators and tillage equipment, a steel bridge that predates New Mexico statehood rests on the grounds of the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum, in Las Cruces. The…
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Red Light Cameras Rock ABQ’s Music Scene
F OR MORE THAN 15 YEARS, Red Light Cameras has been a defining voice of New Mexico’s music scene, blending pop, soul, and rock with raw energy and heart. “We’re celebrating our quinceañera in…
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Lindy Vision Turns Up the Joy
D OROTHY AND NATASHA CUYLEAR started their band, Lindy Vision, nearly 20 years ago in Las Cruces. Dorothy, whose nickname is Dee Dee, is on lead vocals and synthesizer; Natasha, or Na, plays guitar and…
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The Route 66 Soundtrack
WHAT BETTER WAY to celebrate the upcoming Diamond Anniversary of Route 66 than with song? We asked Steve Terrell, The Santa Fe New Mexican 's pop music writer, to share his top six Route 66 Road songs…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 See an artist take a new path. Taos-based oil painter Boramie Sao expresses existential essence in her canvases. Pale blue shapes float among little dots that feel like spirits. Wavy lines make…
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