Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 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…
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1 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 More1 Party Mardi Gras–style. If you can’t make it to New Orleans, get thee to Red River, which annually celebrates Mardi Gras in the Mountains. The six-day fete includes traditional fanfare such as…
Read More1 Ring in the New Year. Las Cruces Chile Drop In apropos New Mexican style, Las Cruces rings in the new year by dropping a massive 19-foot light-covered chile pepper over the Plaza de Las Cruces. The…
Read More1 Watch art forms collide. Flamenco Fandanguero: Primos de la Raza Cósmica , a collaborative production of dance, music, and culture, returns to the National Hispanic Cultural Center with two…
Read More1 Go international. The 12th SITE Santa Fe International exhibition since the art space’s founding in 1995, Once Within a Time , opens on Friday. Curated by Cecillia Alemani, Once Within a Time…
Read More1 See landscapes anew. The Albuquerque Museum unveils works by eight artists who have been inspired by New Mexico’s landscapes in its new exhibition Abstracting Nature , opening Saturday. Rather than…
Read MoreLEGENDARY DANCER María Benítez (1942–2024) took flamenco to new heights during her career as a dancer and educator, cementing Santa Fe as a flamenco destination and creating a legacy that lives on in…
Read MoreIF THE SUNLIT FLOORS OF AN OLD Territorial-Style adobe could talk, they would speak of a flamenco legacy born in the North Valley home. Three generations of Encinias family members danced here…
Read MoreLooking for New Year's Eve plans? Check out the list of things to do here! 1 Dance into 2025. A born-and-raised New Mexican, La Emi has been dancing flamenco since her childhood, bringing both a deep…
Read More1 Get jazzy in Taos. The great alto saxophonist Frank Morgan called Taos home for five years before his passing in 2007. Now, the Frank Morgan Jazz Festival honors his legacy by bringing some of the…
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