New Mexico’s Wisdom Keepers
SHANNON CARR-STEVENS WANTED to find a way to photograph the stories of her parents. Like her dad’s boyhood memories of being a lonely shepherd at a camp on Laguna Pueblo in the monsoon-rich days of…
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SHANNON CARR-STEVENS WANTED to find a way to photograph the stories of her parents. Like her dad’s boyhood memories of being a lonely shepherd at a camp on Laguna Pueblo in the monsoon-rich days of…
Read MoreIN 2001, New Mexico Magazine published my article “La Nueva Resolana: Norteños Find Respite in New Gathering Places.” In the manito traditions of northern New Mexico, resolana is synonymous with…
Read MoreTHE SEDUCTIVE AROMA of roasting cacao beans draws me to Chokolá, a jewel of a bean-to-bar chocolate shop just off Taos Plaza. Inside the intimate space, eager chocolate connoisseurs and novices alike…
Read MoreFEW PEOPLE OUTSIDE of New Mexico know that the Land of Enchantment is the country’s oldest wine-producing region, which is something Christopher Goblet intends to change. As executive director of the…
Read MoreNOTHING SPICES UP LIFE IN THE Land of Enchantment like New Mexico green chile, a treasured and storied part of our agricultural heritage for centuries. Fragrant and fleshy, smoky and sweet, earthy and…
Read More1 Drive through Dixon. The apple trees in Dixon have been picked, but its artists’ studios are in full bloom for the 42nd annual Dixon Studio Tour. On Friday from 5 to 7 p.m., and on Saturday and…
Read MoreAS THE BASS GUITARIST strums the first few notes of “Wild Thing,” the din of the outdoor party at Vivác Winery quiets in anticipation of hearing the song’s legendary lyrics. Soon enough, people are…
Read MoreTHE PATIO AT VIVÁC WINERY, in Dixon, backs up to leafy vineyards overlooking dramatic mountains. Beneath a canopy of grapevines and shade sails, the sound of clinking glasses blends with laughter as…
Read More1 Calling all wenches and mandrakes. Young Park, in Las Cruces, opens a portal to the frolics of yore on Saturday and Sunday during the 50th annual Doña Ana Arts Council Renaissance ArtsFaire. “We…
Read MoreThe Abiquiú Studio Tour is a self-guided driving tour to artist studios in the village of Abiquiú and surrounding area. Photograph courtesy of the Abiquiú Studio Tour. Abiquiú Studio Tour October 9–11…
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