Experience Flamenco's Artistic Mix
THE IMPASSIONED RHYTHMS of flamenco—alive in the music, the song, and the dance—originated among the Spanish Roma people of Andalucía. Over time, as world cultures mixed, the art form grew ever more…
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THE IMPASSIONED RHYTHMS of flamenco—alive in the music, the song, and the dance—originated among the Spanish Roma people of Andalucía. Over time, as world cultures mixed, the art form grew ever more…
Read More1 Geek out at ScienceFest. Every summer, the city of Los Alamos hosts ScienceFest, a flurry of hands-on activities, concerts, and markets that focus on science and history. It kicks off Friday with…
Read More1 Feel the spirit of flamenco. Starting Friday, Festival Flamenco de Alburquerque brings hundreds of flamenco artists from around the world to perform, teach classes, and collaborate in the Duke City…
Read MoreEMMY GRIMM’S FIRST MEMORY IS OF FLAMENCO—watching legendary dancer María Benítez onstage in Santa Fe. Her father, David Grimm, was Benítez’s box office manager; Emmy had been coming to Benítez…
Read More1 Ski the lights. A torchlight parade and fireworks light up the night skies over the Red River ski basin on Christmas Eve. Skiers descend the mountain with roadside flares in hand, creating an…
Read More1 Throw some mud. You can see ceramics, purchase pottery, and even coat yourself in raw materials during the Silver City Clay Festival this weekend. “Clay is a great connector for all New Mexicans,”…
Read More1 Decide for yourself. Malinche, as she is known to history, was a central figure during the Spanish conquest of Mexico from 1519 to 1521. An Indigenous woman, Malinche spoke Nahuatl and Maya, skills…
Read MoreJudy Chicago unveils a new smoke sculpture Saturday in Belén, where she previously showed Birthday Bouquet for Belen (pictured) in July 2019. Photograph courtesy of Judy Chicago. Find diamonds in the…
Read MoreScience takes to the streets in Los Alamos this weekend. Courtesy of the Los Alamos ScienceFest. Test your science knowledge. An entire laboratory of nerdy fun bubbles over in Los Alamos this weekend…
Read MoreCollected Works Bookstore in Santa Fe hosts six poets laureate for Identiy, a virtual reading on Friday at 6 p.m. Photograph by Carrie McCarthy. Go to the poets. The end of our first week back in…
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