Five Things to Do This Weekend
Above: The Burning of Zozobra starts to heat up with an online art show. Illustration by Joshua Gonzales. Prep for the Burning of Zozobra with art. When the Santa Fe Kiwanis Club was considering…
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Category: August
Three Questions With Designer Orlando Dugi
Above: Santa Fe fashion designer Orlando Dugi (Dine) unveils his new collection at the Santa Fe Indian Market Fashion Show on Sunday. Photograph by Gabriella Marks. THE INDIAN MARKET FASHION SHOW is…
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Five Things To Do This Weekend: August 14-16
Above: While you may not be able to smell the chiles roasting, there's plenty of fun chile events this weekend at the Bosque Chile Festival. Photograph by Douglas Merriam. Attend the Bosque Chile…
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The Hatch Chile Store Is Rooted in New Mexico
EVERY NEW MEXICAN KNOWS: Chile is so much more than just an ingredient. Our history, culture, and deep-rooted traditions make chile an integral part of our identity. Chile has brought people…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend: August 7-9
Above: The shelves of Collected Works Bookstore are filled with local authors and bestsellers alike. Photograph by Carrie McCarthy. Support a local bookstore. For many of us, books have helped get us…
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Native Filmmakers Take a Leading Role
FROM THE VERY BEGINNING of Shaandiin Tome’s short film Mud (Hashtl’ishnii), you notice the graininess. It’s shot on 16-millimeter film, a bold aesthetic choice that is not easy to pull off. You’re not…
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Big Cheese In Tucumcari
Above: Photograph by Douglas Merriam. WHEN I TEACH NEW MEXICAN CUISINE, I always start with a discussion of the Three Sisters: corn (or maize), beans, and squash. But as I get into describing the…
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Get Your Pick of Moriarty Sweet Corn
Above: Green Chile Corn Chowder with grated Tucumcari Mountain cheddar makes for a great harvest meal. Photograph by Douglas Merriam. IN AUGUST, WHEN THE CORN is as high as the proverbial elephant’s…
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Roy Rocks As A Climbing Destination
AS YOU HEAD EAST OUT OF SANTA FE, veering north toward Las Vegas and then beyond, the mountains flatten out into vast high plains below a sweeping sky. In 140 miles, the unassuming town of Roy…
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