Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Dance in the culture. The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center always offers authentic experiences of Indigeneity through art exhibitions, performances, and cusine from the 19 pueblos in New Mexico…
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1 Dance in the culture. The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center always offers authentic experiences of Indigeneity through art exhibitions, performances, and cusine from the 19 pueblos in New Mexico…
Read More1 Chile Drop, Las Cruces In quintessential New Mexican fashion, Las Cruces welcomes the new year with chile—a 19-foot chrome pepper bedazzled with 2,400 sparkling lights that is. The chile drops at…
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 MoreBREAKFAST ON CHRISTMAS morning might be my favorite holiday meal. After all the excitement of Santa’s arrival and finally opening presents, breakfast might seem anticlimactic. But growing up, I always…
Read MoreSINCE 1815, San Francisco de Asís church in Taos has hosted Las Posadas, a nine-night ritual leading up to Christmas Eve. The procession-meets-pageant, which includes portrayals of Mary and Joseph…
Read More1 Ring in the New Year. NYE at Taos Ski Valley, Taos New Year’s Eve at Taos Ski Valley means drinks, dancing, dinner, and light shows. See the mountain light up as skiers descend the runs with…
Read MoreTHIS IS NOT your kids’ holiday bedtime story. The Santa Fe Playhouse’s production of The Night Before Christmas takes place in a warehouse on Christmas Eve, when workers apprehend an intruder dressed…
Read More1 See the lights. The historic buildings at Fort Selden glow in the light of over 900 flickering candles on New Year’s Eve during the beloved Noches de las Luminarias, back after a two-year pandemic…
Read MoreSKIERS AND SNOWBOARDERS join forces for a vibrant nighttime tradition each holiday season in the northern New Mexico town of Red River. Shimmering red flares in hand, they descend a Black Diamond…
Read More1 Celebrate the new year alfresco. New Year’s Eve on the Santa Fe Plaza The Santa Fe Plaza hosts its 7th annual New Year’s Eve party on Friday starting at 8 p.m. Among piñon-scented bonfires and…
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