Take the Road to Whatville
JUST FIVE MINUTES UP the road from the mountain village of Angel Fire’s only stoplight sits Whatville, a 10-acre art installation and events space. Created by Ray Renfroe, the whimsical landscape is a…
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JUST FIVE MINUTES UP the road from the mountain village of Angel Fire’s only stoplight sits Whatville, a 10-acre art installation and events space. Created by Ray Renfroe, the whimsical landscape is a…
Read MoreAS US 64 DROPS OUT of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, it winds through aspen and pine forests and deposits you in a peaceful valley. At 8,880 feet, the quiet village of Angel Fire features a ski…
Read More1 Toast to summer. Sip and shop at New Mexico’s longest running wine festival, the Santa Fe Wine Festival, Saturday and Sunday at El Rancho de las Golondrinas. “The unique nature of our grounds being…
Read More1 Engage with emerging artists. The Harwood Art Center celebrates the opening of two new exhibitions during a reception on Saturday from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. SURFACE is an annual exhibition showcasing…
Read MoreA DEER STROLLS BY as we finish dinner on a metal picnic table outside a log-sided cabin at Coyote Creek State Park, in Guadalupita. The deer’s massive ears swivel toward us even as it keeps browsing…
Read MoreTHE BUNNY HILL at Red River Ski and Summer Area opens to winter tubing after hours. That means the fun doesn’t stop when the lifts close. “It’s a really short hill, but people still have fun,” says…
Read MoreE DWARD HERRERA STARTED TEACHING at Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort as a fifth grader, mostly shadowing his ski instructor dad in exchange for a free season pass. After about 12 years, he chased career…
Read More1 Dance the night away. Support the Cleveland Roller Mill Museum while two-stepping to live music by the Rifters at the Cleveland Mill Dance on Friday. “Initially, it was a group of dancers,” says…
Read More1 Explore the forest. This weekend wraps up National Forest Week, a celebration of the natural world with outdoors activities hosted throughout the country, including Silver City and Santa Fe. “The…
Read More1 Attend a new Native art festival. After almost 20 years as a Memorial Day tradition in Santa Fe, the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture’s Native Treasures Art Market is being replaced by a new…
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