Five Things To Do This Weekend
1 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…
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Tag: Santa Fe Plaza
Plaza Café Celebrates 75 Years
AS A KID, ONE OF LEONARDO RAZATOS’S jobs was to stand on a milk crate and make toast all day for customers of his family’s restaurant, the Plaza Café—a Santa Fe Plaza landmark celebrating 75 years…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Find your funny. The Albuquerque Museum bares its funny bone with a new exhibit, Wit, Humor, and Satire , opening on Saturday. Gathering works from the museum’s collection, the show examines the ways…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 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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Five Things to Do This Weekend
A mariachi band leads a procession toward the Santa Fe Plaza as a part of the Traditional Spanish Market. Photograph courtesy of the Spanish Colonial Arts Society. Make it to Spanish Market…
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Wild West Hospitality with Jenny Kimball
Jenny Kimball helped lead the renovation of Santa Fe's La Fonda on the Plaza. Photograph by Douglas Merriam. WHEN JENNY KIMBALL, board chair of Santa Fe’s La Fonda on the Plaza, and architect Barbara…
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Left, Right, Breathe
Above: Modeled on the labyrinth in France’s Chartres Cathedral, this one awaits by the doors of the St. Francis Cathedral, near the Santa Fe Plaza. Photograph by Stephen Bohannon. In Los Alamos, a…
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The Saints Go Marching On
IN 1926, WHEN MARY AUSTIN and Frank Applegate sponsored the first Spanish Market in the Santa Fe Plaza, their enthusiasm for the preservation of the culture and heritage of traditional Spanish…
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