Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Burn your gloom—with a few new twists. Zozobra, the towering 50-foot effigy filled with New Mexicans’ flammable worries, burns at Fort Marcy Park in Santa Fe on Friday night. The 101st Burning of…
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1 Burn your gloom—with a few new twists. Zozobra, the towering 50-foot effigy filled with New Mexicans’ flammable worries, burns at Fort Marcy Park in Santa Fe on Friday night. The 101st Burning of…
Read MoreSNOW WAY! When he resided in Florida, Albuquerque’s BARRY WHITLEY promised a snow-filled Christmas vacation in northern New Mexico to his young daughters. Just before winter break, he picked up his…
Read More1 See an artist take a new path. Taos-based oil painter Boramie Sao expresses existential essence in her canvases. Pale blue shapes float among little dots that feel like spirits. Wavy lines make…
Read MoreON A BLUSTERY MAY AFTERNOON, Cory Murchy stands amid a maze of trellises at the hop farm at El Rancho de las Golondrinas, a living history museum south of Santa Fe. “By late June, this will be a sea…
Read More1 Experience Santa Fe’s biggest Indigenous events of the year. SWAIA’s Indian Market The 103rd Santa Fe Indian Market brings more than 1,000 artists representing 200 tribal nations to the City…
Read MoreIN FRONT OF A CORNER beehive fireplace inside the living room-like lobby of El Rey Court, in Santa Fe, singer-songwriter Esther Rose strums her acoustic guitar, quieting the several dozen listeners…
Read MoreSister Bar, Albuquerque Arcade games, craft cocktails, and a stacked stage make this dive a magnet for edgy artists including Metalachi and KRS-One. Buffalo Hall Bar & Cowboy Café BBQ, Las Vegas…
Read More1 Dance the night away. Support the Cleveland Roller Mill Museum while two-stepping to live music by the Rifters at the Cleveland Mill Dance on Friday. “Initially, it was a group of dancers,” says…
Read More8750’ FESTIVAL, RED RIVER August 14–17 This high-altitude three-day celebration brings rock and roll, blues, and headlining country acts like Summer Dean and Ray Wylie Hubbard, plus Albuquerque’s own…
Read More1 Attend one of the oldest Native gatherings in the country. Gallup gleams during its annual Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, which has been happening for more than 100 years with Indigenous attendees…
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