Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Welcome the Year of the Rabbit. Grab a cup of coffee and head to the Branigan Cultural Center, in Las Cruces, Saturday morning to celebrate the Lunar New Year. The party features a lion dance…
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Category: January
The 22nd Annual New Mexico Magazine Photos of the Year: People
1ST PLACE The Stare Down, (above), Bobby Gutierrez "This photo was taken in the Barelas neighborhood of Downtown Albuquerque during a cruise night where local custom car clubs line Fourth Street with…
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Get Your Ski On, the Nordic Way
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS HEW TO TWO STYLES. Classic skiing looks much like walking on skis: Stride forward and then glide along tracks cut through the snow. Skate skiers push off their skis’ edges in a…
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A New Home in New Mexico's Ski Scene
LAURA SPECTOR COMPETED at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics in biathlon, which requires skate skiing then shooting targets with a .22-caliber rifle. Now settling into life in Los Alamos, Spector…
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A Perfect Storm
ON THE MORNING AFTER A DECEMBER 15, 2021, WINDSTORM, Enchanted Forest Cross Country Ski Area co-owners Ellen Miller Goins and Geoff Goins decided to hike up Powderpuff, one of the trails climbing away…
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Five Things To Do This Weekend
1 Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. A Civil Rights Journey: Passport to Discovery Kick off this long weekend’s commemoration of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Friday, with A…
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The 22nd Annual New Mexico Magazine Photos of the Year: New Mexico Experience
1ST PLACE Recalling the Santa Fe, (above), Ann Walton 2ND PLACE Pecos Underground , Grayson Kemp "A beam of light helps illuminate an underground kiva near the main pueblo adobe structure at Pecos…
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Poet Laureate Provides Safe Space for Writers
A DOZEN FACES CROWD THE FIRST ZOOM session of Lauren Camp’s writing workshop, From Wild Mind to Experience: Writing in All Directions. The newly appointed New Mexico poet laureate appears from her La…
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Take a Tour of UNM's Campus
WHEN NEW MEXICO’S TERRITORIAL government decided in 1889 to establish an institution of higher learning in Albuquerque, it called for a school sited on 20 acres of “high and dry” land, uphill from the…
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Five Things To Do This Weekend
1 Marvel at art. Gary Goldberg might be best known for photography that documents the treasure in the unseen, like the texture of old walls throughout Oaxaca, one of his favorite cities. But his…
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