Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Celebrate America’s birthday. Fourth of July in Socorro Socorro marks America’s 248th birthday with two days of live music starting Wednesday, July 3, at the Rodeo and Sports Complex. Country star…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Spice up your life. The Fiery Foods & BBQ Show cranks up the heat at Sandia Resort & Casino in Albuquerque this weekend with outdoor cooking demonstrations, tastings, and parties. Founded by chile…
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Santa Fe's New Museum on the Block
WHEN THE NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF ART opened its doors in 1917, archaeologist Edgar Lee Hewett (1885–1946) envisioned the downtown Santa Fe building—a swooping adobe example of then-new Pueblo…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Capture a new perspective. The New Mexico Museum of Art unveils its newest exhibition, Ways of Seeing: Four Photographic Collections , on Saturday, featuring 40 photographs that span decades and an…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Dance with the Nutcracker. Festival Ballet Albuquerque puts an enchanting spin on The Nutcracker this weekend by incorporating New Mexican heritage and traditions into Tchaikovsky’s traditional…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Discover artistic fossils. In Taos, The Valley debuts a new solo exhibition by artist Sarah M. Rodriguez on Saturday with an opening reception from 4 to 8 p.m. On view through January 6, Field…
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Coming Out West
A MAN IN A BLACK LEATHER-AND-SNAKESKIN jacket and a magenta cowboy hat fringed with dangling knives looks like one dude you don’t want to mess with. But in this image of Texas-born visual and…
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Datebook: September 2023
WHAT STARTED AS A BACKYARD HANGOUT in the 1980s has evolved into a three-day music festival among Kingston’s towering ponderosa pines. Featuring bluegrass, Americana, and folk, this year’s Pickamania…
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Painting the Beyond
WE KNOW THE SOUTHWEST’S MOST FAMOUS PAINTER for the objects she made more beautiful on canvas: flowers and bones, mesas and adobe. But the early years of New Mexico–based painter Georgia O’Keeffe were…
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Standing at the Crossroads
ONE WINTER DAY IN SANTA FE, I WALKED along Rodeo Road, camera in hand, seeking inspiration. I was also on the verge of tears. I was depressed—haunted by a future that seemed to be slipping from my…
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