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Above: Clay is way cooler than Play-Doh. Photograph courtesy of Silver City CLAY Festival. Lee Gruber founded the Silver City Clay Festival eight years ago on the notion that this “state is grounded…
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Above: Clay is way cooler than Play-Doh. Photograph courtesy of Silver City CLAY Festival. Lee Gruber founded the Silver City Clay Festival eight years ago on the notion that this “state is grounded…
Read MoreAbove: Casey Farina's Vestiges features a choreographed dance. Photograph Courtesy of Currents New Media. A hanging forest of Korean paper that sounds like an ocean when you press your ear against…
Read MoreGiving back, soaking up some culture (or beer), and relaxing among lush greenery is the name of the game this weekend. Friday, September 14 Erin Currier Art Show Opening Santa Fe, Blue Rain Gallery…
Read MoreThere’s a pretty eclectic mix of things to do this weekend, from film festivals to live music to one of the biggest events of the year for locals (and hop heads throughout the state), the Albuquerque…
Read MoreAbove: Thrills at the New Mexico State Fair. Courtesy Albuquerque Free Images. Two words: baby animals. Kids love to ogle and coo over the fluffy inhabitants of the Red Barn at the New Mexico State…
Read MoreAs the kids head back to school, take this weekend to learn about different cultures, kicking off with the Native American Cinema and the Indian Market in Santa Fe and culminating with a movie that…
Read MoreMaybe it’s just us, but after this week we are looking forward to a chilled out weekend. Here are our top picks for mellow vibes, fresh food, and low-key happenings. Friday, August 10 Eye Contact:…
Read MoreThis weekend brings in voices from many of the groups that call New Mexico home, from Pueblos dance performances to Shakespeare, we got you covered. Friday, July 27 Metalachi Albuquerque…
Read MoreSilver City celebrates its tiniest tourists this month with a two-day festival July 28-29 devoted to the colorful hummingbirds who pause here during their migration between Mexico and Canada…
Read MoreWith Independence Day happening midweek, this whole week is one big weekend. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to get out and see and do—that is if you can resist the call of the grill, of…
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