Weaving Tradition in Silver City
This Silver City shop uses sustainable elements from New Mexico to create hand-dyed yarns. AS A KID, HOSANA EILERT spent a lot of time daydreaming from the back seat of her family’s car about owning…
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Posts From: September 2020
One of Our 50 Is Missing: September/October 2020
Illustration by Chris Philpot Oh, No, Flo! Andy Robertson was perplexed. The Albuquerque resident received a bit of snail mail from Progressive, home of the chipper insurance spokeswoman Flo, who…
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Find Your Home in New Mexico
YOU'VE FELT IT. Magical moments hiking the Río Grande Gorge, strolling the Santa Fe Plaza, or biting into a breakfast burrito served Christmas style. New Mexico, with a culture as diverse as its…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
The opportunities for fishing and other recreational activities will be on display this weekend at the Gila River Festival. Photograph courtesy of Silver City/Jay Hemphill. Get into the Gila River…
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5 Great Ways To See Fall Colors
The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad cuts through aspen groves. Photograph courtesy of Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. Gold hunters, rejoice! Autumn delivers the shimmering yellows of aspens and…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
Above: Casa Flamenca begins live performances in Old Town this weekend. Photograph courtesy of Casa Flamenca. See flamenco outdoors in Old Town. After six months of the pandemic prevented Casa…
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Five Things to Do This Labor Day Weekend
Above: Huge cottonwoods populate the recently reopened Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve. Courtesy of the Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve. Friday in Santa Fe: Stroll through the Leonora Curtin Wetland…
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The Ultimate Guide to New Mexico Chile
Additional links will be added as more stories go online. If you'd like access to the entire issue right now, sign up for our Zinio app or purchase a copy on a newsstand near you. The Mystery of Big…
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Santa Fe's Wheel Deal
Above: Clemente McFarlane's first love was skateboarding. "My first bike was a way to strap my skateboard to my backpack and ride somewhere instead of taking the subway," he says. Photograph by Kate…
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Editor's Letter: Burn Notice
IT WAS A NEWBIE MISTAKE. Back in March, I’d purchased a few jars of Hatch green chile salsa and mentioned in a meeting that they weren’t as spicy as I expected. “To New Mexicans, it’s not about the…
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