Datebook: May 2025
IN THE SPRING OF 1950, the city of Hot Springs changed its name to Truth or Consequences as part of a contest hosted by a national radio show with the same moniker. As a thank you, show host Ralph…
Read MoreYour browser is not supported for this experience.
We recommend using Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari.
Stay up-to-date with what's happening in New Mexico through our weekly newsletter.
Stay up-to-date with what's happening in New Mexico through our weekly newsletter.
Stay up-to-date with what's happening in New Mexico through our weekly newsletter.
Stay up-to-date with what's happening in New Mexico through our weekly newsletter.
IN THE SPRING OF 1950, the city of Hot Springs changed its name to Truth or Consequences as part of a contest hosted by a national radio show with the same moniker. As a thank you, show host Ralph…
Read MoreON JUNE 25, 1857, Edward Beale left New Mexico’s Fort Defiance on a surveying mission along the 35th Parallel Route to the Colorado River on the Arizona–California border. The party included 12…
Read MoreIT TOOK JUST ONE gem and mineral show for Megan Holden to catch the rockhounding bug. “I loved it and wanted to find some on my own,” says Holden, who is a member of the Sierra County Rock and Gem…
Read MoreWITH MORE THAN 200 restaurants packed into just 37 square miles, Santa Fe’s culinary scene is as varied and wondrous as its landscape. James Beard Award winners cozy up next to family-owned cafés…
Read MoreSINCE 1815, San Francisco de Asís church in Taos has hosted Las Posadas, a nine-night ritual leading up to Christmas Eve. The procession-meets-pageant, which includes portrayals of Mary and Joseph…
Read MoreEditor's note: The Roswell Museum is closed until further notice due to the devastating flooding that occurred October 19 and 20. The museum and its collection sustained significant damage from the…
Read MoreHUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of people make the trip for the awe and joy of the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. “It’s the largest balloon event in the world,” says Tom Garrity, media director and…
Read MoreA LONG WINDING MOUNTAIN ROADS, next to flowing acequias, and on top of little hills, artist studios blossom like wildflowers in the Land of Enchantment. September might be the best time of the year to…
Read MoreHENRY MCCARTY AND LINCOLN COUNTY have an almost mythical connection. That’s because the legendary outlaw, better known as Billy the Kid, staged his daring jailbreak from the Lincoln County Courthouse…
Read MoreA KALEIDOSCOPE OF ART from around the world takes over the Santa Fe Railyard during the 20th annual International Folk Art Market (IFAM) July 11–14. Featuring more than 160 artists, including 41 first…
Read More