Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Come to dinner. Santa Fe’s Form & Concept gallery opens its newest exhibition, A Feast to Remember , with an artist reception Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. The installation piece by Santa Fe artist Jenny…
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Category: March
Our Favorite Easter Recipes
RAAGA-GO’S LAMB VINDALOO CAMPO’S LAMB AND ROSEMARY CREPES BONELESS LEG OF LAMB WITH SPINACH GREEN CHILE LAMB OSSO BUCO RED CHILE SCALLOPED POTATOES RED ROCK DELI’S PASKA SPRING LAMB…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Go Baroque. Enjoy songs by female French Baroque composers during SF Pro Musica’s Baroque Holy Week concert. The Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon performances at the First Presbyterian Church…
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Follow IndigenousWays
THE THIRD-ANNUAL IndigenousWays Festival showcases the beauty and blessings of traditional First Peoples Ways in Santa Fe Railyard Park and online Friday, May 3, and Saturday, June 8, from 5 to 9 p.m…
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What We're Reading: The Road to Roswell
CONNIE WILLIS’S NOVEL The Road to Roswell (Del Rey) is paved with crackling dialogue, New Mexico–specific humor, aliens, men in black, UFOs, and some out-of-this-world adventures. Willis, a winner of…
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Farm-to-Can Sparkling Water
SINCE THEY GROW LAVENDER in the often-dry Río Grande Valley, Kemper Barkhurst and Elizabeth Arnold are always conscious about water—where it comes from, how much is available, how it’s transported…
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Motor Lodges Worth a Stay
Lulu Motor Inn. Just outside downtown Silver City, the Lulu blends retro touches like chrome-style handles on the microwave and minifridge, and a rotary phone on the nightstand. A contemporary…
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Discover Retro Charm in Ratón
AS YOU HEAD SOUTH down the steep curves of I-25 into New Mexico, the Raton Pass Motor Inn’s cheery turquoise siding and red-trimmed windows mark the first sign of humanity in the state. It’s both on…
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How Roswell Got a Moon Rock
A SMALL HUNK OF ROCK from the moon’s Taurus–Littrow Valley sits on display at the Roswell Museum as a tribute to Robert H. Goddard’s early work in rocket propulsion. A New England native, Goddard…
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Find Southern Comfort in Mesilla
THREE YEARS AGO, JUAN ALBERT AND Claudia Gonzalez were scouting locations for a coffee shop and artisan market when they found an 1850s adobe along Calle de Guadalupe. A half block south of Mesilla…
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