Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Get three-for-one art. SITE Santa Fe celebrates the opening of three new exhibitions on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. Arturo Herrera’s You Are Here , Erin Shirreff’s Folded Stone , and Carmen Herrera’s I’m…
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1 Get three-for-one art. SITE Santa Fe celebrates the opening of three new exhibitions on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. Arturo Herrera’s You Are Here , Erin Shirreff’s Folded Stone , and Carmen Herrera’s I’m…
Read More1 Sing the praises of Raven Chacon. Pulitzer prize-winning composer, performer, and installation artist Raven Chacon (Diné) presents three works honoring Indigenous women in the new Harwood Museum of…
Read More1 Welcome the year of the dragon. On the second new moon after the winter solstice, Asian countries and cultures around the world celebrate the Lunar New Year. In Santa Fe, the Museum of…
Read MoreNICOLAS MADRID LEARNED TINSMITHING from his father, Jimmy, who taught him to make his own silver stamps and instilled in him a discerning eye. “I focus on New Mexico tradition,” Madrid says. “A lot of…
Read MoreWITHIN THE CONFINEMENT OF A PRISON CELL, creativity is a survival mechanism. Artists wrest images from the deepest centers of their hearts and souls during the stifling sameness of days—or years—spent…
Read More1 Stand for democracy. A spotlight shines on the history of democracy in South America in the new exhibition Dictators and the Disappeared: Democracy Lost and Restored , opening at the Albuquerque…
Read More1 Toast to winter with wine. Seminars, wine tastings, and wine dinners are all part of the fun this weekend during the annual Taos Winter Wine Festival. It includes big events like the Grand Tasting…
Read More*Editor's Note: This year's celebration at the Museum of International Folk Art has been cancelled due to Covid-19. For other lion dance performances by the Quang Minh Buddhist Temple Youth Group…
Read MoreAbove: Ruidoso comes alive with holiday festivities all weekend long. Photograph courtesy of Discover Ruidoso. 1 Light it up in Ruidoso. Experience the glow of giant holiday-themed light displays…
Read MoreAbove: Los Alamos makes Halloween a three-day event with activities for all ages. Photograph by Tira Howard. Dress the part for Halloween. Albuquerque Plaza Don Luis in Albuquerque’s Old Town…
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