Danny Hart Crafts Beautiful Kitchen Goods
ALBUQUERQUE WOOD CRAFTSMAN and artist Danny Hart draws the inspiration for his latest set of creations from his study of architecture, the colorful vistas of his home state of New Mexico, and 12…
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Category: 2022
Shop the Cricket Window for Local Treasures
IN THE SPAN OF ONE WEEKDAY HOUR, three clumps of shoppers see past the understated entrance of Ginny Roemer and Rachel Hensen’s shop and crowd into its four small rooms, each packed with pillows…
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The Many Faces of Malinche
AN INNOCENT CHILD, she wears a First Communion dress while performing with the Matachines dancers. Around the corner, she transforms into Eve, the progenitor of a new race of people. No, wait, she is…
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"Dark Winds" Brings Tony Hillerman Novels To AMC
“AS ACTORS, WE ALL WANT to be part of shows and movies with multidimensional characters that are fully fleshed out,” says Zahn McClarnon, who stars as Lieutenant Joe Leaphorn in AMC’s new mystery…
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Five Things To Do This Weekend
1 Decide for yourself. Malinche, as she is known to history, was a central figure during the Spanish conquest of Mexico from 1519 to 1521. An Indigenous woman, Malinche spoke Nahuatl and Maya, skills…
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Summer Concert Season Heats Up
Santa Fe Plaza Concert Series, Santa Fe Summer concerts on the Santa Fe Plaza are a whole vibe—folks dancing, chilling in camp chairs, and picnicking on the lawn. Starting June 9, the Santa Fe Plaza…
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The Man Behind The Dukes Logo
A DELIGHTED GRIN BREAKS OVER DICK MOOT'S FACE when he spies my Albuquerque Dukes baseball hat. The Spanish conquistador logo, which he hastily designed in 1972—after a newspaper contest to name what…
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Happy Trails
KRYSTYNA GONZALEZ SEES HIKING as a form of therapy. A social worker, photographer, and Women Who Explore ambassador, she started hiking regularly in college, an activity that easily grew out of her…
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A Cuentista’s Magic
SINCE ITS PUBLICATION in 1972, Bless Me, Ultima has inspired countless people across this country and around the globe, both young and old, to read, write, and listen with a sincere appreciation for…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Catch a rising artist. Artist and author Zahra Marwan was seven when she immigrated with her family from Kuwait to New Mexico. Her first solo exhibit in Santa Fe opens at Hecho Gallery on Friday…
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