What We’re Doing This Weekend
This Father’s Day weekend is all about Dad, music, rafting, and even a good-ol’-fashioned crab boil, done the New Mexico way (with lots of craft beer). Friday, June 15 Wild Wild West Pro Rodeo Silver…
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What We’re Doing This Weekend
Spending the next two days on the couch watching Netflix may have its appeal, but it’s beautiful out—there’s no excuse for sitting around home. Here’s a round-up of the rad things to do this weekend…
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What We're Doing This Month
Above: The crowd from Music on the Mothership. Photograph Courtesy Music on the Mothership. LET THE SPIRITS SOAR Shake up your inner mixologist during New Mexico Cocktail Week, May 25–June 2, when…
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Tracing the History of the State Through Jewelry
Above: Ousmane Macina’s woven-silver choker with gold and gems. Photograph Courtesy Albuquerque Museum. FROM SPANISH AND MEXICAN SILVERSMITHS to Navajo and Zuni jewelry makers, New Mexico has gained a…
Read MoreGrown Here All Its Life | Go. See. Do. | May 2018
Above: An Ocotillo. Photograph Courtesy Biodiversity Heritage Library. PLANT OF THE MONTH Ocotillo (Fouquieria Splendens) In the spring, hummingbirds migrating north across the New Mexico deserts…
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Stop to See New Mexico's History
Above: The historic Lawrence Ranch in Taos County. Photograph by Shutterstock. ROADSIDE STOP State Historic Marker: Lawrence Ranch Arts benefactor Mabel Dodge Luhan gave the Kiowa Ranch, northwest of…
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May in New Mexico
Above: The Silver City Blues Festival. Photograph by Jay Hemphill. SAVE THE WAILS Kick off Memorial Day weekend with cold craft beer and cool blues jams at Albuquerque’s ABQ Blues & Brews festival…
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Treasure Hunt | Go. See. Do | May 2018
Above: Beautiful jewelry from Native Treasures featured artist, Maria Samora. Photograph courtesy Native Treasures. CAN'T WAIT FOR August’s Santa Fe Indian Market? Get an early start this month with…
Read MoreGrown Here All Its Life | Go. See. Do. | April 2018
PLANT OF THE MONTH Claret Cup Cactus (Echinocereus Coccineus) Like tiny scarlet goblets scattered across the sand, the waxy flowers of claret cup cacti dot landscapes from desert hills to 10,000-foot…
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History | Go. See. Do | April 2018
Above: Florlórico dancers perform in the Old Town gazebo. Photography Courtesy City of Albuquerque. STILL STANDING New Mexico’s largest city was long the home of Puebloan peoples and, in 1706, earned…
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