Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Cruise Bosque del Apache. Thousands of sandhill cranes call the Bosque del Apache Wildlife Refuge home during the winter, which makes this a great time to see the migratory birds in person. Join…
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Category: January
Datebook: January/February 2022
*Editor's Note: This year's celebration at the Museum of International Folk Art has been cancelled due to Covid-19. For other lion dance performances by the Quang Minh Buddhist Temple Youth Group…
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Five Ways to Keep All Your New Year's Resolutions
Discover your wild side. Whether you like your adventures wild or mild, the Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park has a path for you. Two beginner-friendly trails at the 935-acre preserve, near Las Cruces…
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What We're Reading: Virgil Ortiz: reVOlution
VIRGIL ORTIZ'S FIRST CLAY FIGURE, created at age six, was a curvy woman clad in a man’s two-piece suit and bow tie. For his genre-bending work, the potter, provocateur, fashion designer, and futurist…
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The 20th Annual New Mexico Magazine Photos of the Year | Mobile
White Sands National Park , photograph by Richard Larsson, second place winner. We are pleased to present the winners of the 20th Annual New Mexico Magazine Photography Contest in the Mobile category…
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Painter S.M. Chavez's New Mexico
S.M. Chavez in the studio. Courtesy of Sean Michael Chavez. IN PIERRE-AUGUSTE RENOIR’S Dance at Bougival, a couple sways in a community square. She’s dressed in white, with a red hat. He’s in a blue…
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Explore Carlsbad Caverns from Above and Below
Marvel at the otherworldly landscape in Carlsbad Caverns’ Lower Cave. Photograph by Alamy/Chris Howes/Wild Places Photography. PUT THIS ON YOUR 2021 NEW YEAR'S resolution list: Visit Carlsbad Caverns…
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One of Our 50 Is Missing: January/February 2021
Illustration by Chris Philpot. BUT ABOUT THOSE JACKALOPES … Mary Hunt Webb turned to online chat rooms for company during the pandemic and enjoyed getting to know people from all over the country. One…
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Albuquerque's Guadalupe Chapel Draws the Faithful
Visitors can marvel at the lunar-calendar window crafted by Sister Giotto Moots. Photograph by Kate Nelson. SISTER GIOTTO MOOTS, a nun of the Dominican Order, believed that an alley in Albuquerque’s…
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