305 Fire Pizza Heats Up Gallup
EACH MONTH, chef Collier Kempton and co-owner Chuck Van Drunen drive to Hayden Flour Mills, in Arizona, for a truckload of heritage grain flour, specifically grown for desert climates from seeds…
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Tag: Route 66
Take a Little Trip Through Lowrider Culture
I’D GROWN UP in Albuquerque seeing lowriders my whole life, but mostly in passing. One Sunday in 2017, I took my camera to Seventh Street and Central Avenue. I wanted to photograph scenes I’d only…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Attend Native Fashion Week in Santa Fe. SWAIA’s Santa Fe Native Fashion Week Hosted by the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts—the organization behind the legendary Indian Market—Native Fashion…
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These Historic Theaters are the Reel Deal
CAVERN THEATRE Carlsbad OPENED: 1951 SEATS: 665 After an $8.4 million remodel, the Art Deco–style theater blends modern amenities, like hearing-assistance headsets, with historic touches, like the…
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Historic Theaters Light Up Main Streets
OUT ON BULLARD STREET, the Silco Theater’s Art Deco marquee casts a pale neon wash across Silver City’s mostly darkened downtown. Just inside, checkerboard floors catch the low light as I slip into…
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Route 66 Rest Stops
EL RANCHO HOTEL, GALLUP Opened in 1937, the recently renovated hotel once played home to Hollywood legends (their names are on the doors) when out of the glare of movie cameras. The glitterati may…
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Route 66 Revival at the Imperial Inn
IT’S ONE OF THOSE neon-lit nights on Albuquerque’s Route 66 when downtown hums with evening energy. Enter me, checking into a stark white 1960s Imperial Inn, located a mile away in the Duke City’s…
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Editor’s Letter: Bed Time
THE HUM OF FRIDAY HAPPY HOUR greeted us in the lobby of the recently opened Arrive Albuquerque hotel. “Checking in,” I said at the front desk, but the gravitational pull of the adjacent DWTNR Cocktail…
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25th Annual Photo Awards: Route 66
1 ST PLACE Neon Lights, Blue Swallow Motel, Reece Parker “ The Blue Swallow Motel, located in Tucumcari, has an amazing array of brightly colored neon lights. In this shot, I was drawn to the…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Celebrate Pueblo food culture. On Saturday, the Harwood Museum of Art, in Taos, celebrates The Same Place at the Same Time: Pueblo Foodways. The final component of a three-part rotating exhibition…
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