Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 See landscapes anew. The Albuquerque Museum unveils works by eight artists who have been inspired by New Mexico’s landscapes in its new exhibition Abstracting Nature , opening Saturday. Rather than…
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1 See landscapes anew. The Albuquerque Museum unveils works by eight artists who have been inspired by New Mexico’s landscapes in its new exhibition Abstracting Nature , opening Saturday. Rather than…
Read More1 Raise a glass. For 10 years, the New Mexico Cocktails and Culture Festival has hosted parties, pairings, and educational sipping events in Santa Fe. Three years ago, it expanded in partnership with…
Read More1 Visit one exhibition at two museums. Two spaces in Taos—the Harwood Museum of Art and the Couse-Sharp Historic Site—host a double reception on Friday for the new exhibition, Legacy in Line: The Art…
Read MoreVICENTE TELLES CAREFULLY rolls open a storage cabinet, revealing a retablo of Our Lady of Guadalupe that’s more than 200 years old. “Pedro Antonio Fresquís, he’s the one known as the first native New…
Read More1 See a unique collaborative performance. Ideas of belonging and cultural identity permeate Illustration, Songs, and Memory: Until There’s Nothing Left to Give , a performance by visual artist Zahra…
Read More1 Appreciate Luchita’s lineage. Channeling Luchita: A Community Response to the Life and Work of Luchita Hurtado , which opens Friday at Taos’s Millicent Rogers Museum, is a unique exhibition for a…
Read More1 Honor the dead. Muertos y Marigolds Intergenerational learning, community building, pride in local identity, and remembering late loved ones are the anchors of the South Valley Día de los Muertos…
Read MorePecos National Historical Park. Among the free tours, the daily Ancestral Sites Tour teaches visitors about Ancestral Pueblo and Spanish Colonial history. Three times a week, the Civil War Walking…
Read More1 Celebrate America’s birthday. Fourth of July in Socorro Socorro marks America’s 248th birthday with two days of live music starting Wednesday, July 3, at the Rodeo and Sports Complex. Country star…
Read More1 Let the flamenco move you. The biggest gathering of flamenco artists in the country comes to Albuquerque during the 37th annual Festival Flamenco de Alburquerque June 21–29. Over eight days, some…
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