Shop Eco Wear’s Wild Side
BE WARNED: Once you start to parse through ECO Wear and Publishing’s ball cap selection, it’s hard to choose just one design. There are hats adorned with embroidered bison, coyotes, rattlesnakes, and…
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Five Unusual Places to Stay in New Mexico
Painted Lady Bed & Brew Albuquerque When Jesse Herron bought the Painted Lady Bed & Brew in Old Town in 2014, it checked all the boxes: “Billy the Kid, buried treasure, and ghosts,” he says. “Where…
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8 Only-in-New-Mexico Museums
SMOKEY BEAR HISTORICAL PARK Capitán In the mountain village where a rescued cub became a national icon, this small but poignant museum traces Smokey Bear’s journey from the 1950 Capitán Gap Fire to…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Jump into the page. Get ready to geek out about the latest books and discover local authors this weekend at the second annual Book Fest at the ABQ Collective. “Last year we had a turnout of 600…
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Datebook: July 2024
A KALEIDOSCOPE OF ART from around the world takes over the Santa Fe Railyard during the 20th annual International Folk Art Market (IFAM) July 11–14. Featuring more than 160 artists, including 41 first…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Let the flamenco move you. The biggest gathering of flamenco artists in the country comes to Albuquerque during the 37th annual Festival Flamenco de Alburquerque June 21–29. Over eight days, some…
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Emma Cameron's Rodeo Journey
EMMA CAMERON GREW UP in Santa Fe riding horses as naturally as most kids ride bikes. By age four, she was already participating in the Santa Fe County 4-H program and then in junior rodeos, excelling…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Gaze at ethereal sculptures. Spiritual themes appear in the figures carved by late sculptor Patrociño Barela, whose work makes up the new exhibition, Patrociño Barela: I Stand On My Own Feet at the…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 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…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 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…
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