Our Favorite New Santa Fe Hang
Above: RMXAB's laid-back atmosphere and black-and-gold interior welcome all. Photographs by Gabriella Marks. The options are endless—create a Spotify playlist, deejay a set, meet new faces, grab a…
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How To Live, Sleep, And Eat With Folk Art
Above: Judith Espinar in her Santa Fe home. Photographs by Bill Stengel. The man on the other end of the phone meant business. In his native French, he declared, “Non!” Do not come to his village. A…
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Sweet Sweet Succulents
Above: The various botanical offerings from Optunia Cafe. Photograph by John McCauley. 1. Begonia, Kimmy Rohrs/Whiskey and Clay Pottery ($52). 2. Senecio rowleyanus, Kimmy Rohrs/Whiskey and Clay…
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Places We Love: Santa Fe's Paloma Restaurant
Above: The food at Paloma, like the cocktails, is Mexican-inspired. Photograph by Gabriella Marks. Nathan Mayes, the 31-year-old chef and partner at Paloma, in Santa Fe, is fanatical about where he…
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In Celebration of Whiskey
Bartenders, distillers, mixologists, and connoisseurs stir it up with tastings and seminars devoted to America’s favorite spirit during the inaugural Whiskey Classic, October 13 at Bonanza Creek…
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The Food Truck Different
Above: Good food and a good cause. Order up! Photograph by John McCauley. Carmen Rodriguez started out as a migrant farm laborer, cooking meals on the radiator of the family car. He got mixed up in…
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What to Do in New Mexico This Weekend
Maybe it’s just us, but after this week we are looking forward to a chilled out weekend. Here are our top picks for mellow vibes, fresh food, and low-key happenings. Friday, August 10 Eye Contact:…
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How to Get Into Mountain Biking in New Mexico
Martyn Pearson Gila Hike & Bike, Silver City Go for a group ride: “Mountain biking is fantastic. We already realize that, though. The goal is to have someone leave our shop saying, ‘Oh, this is for…
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How To Do Indian Market
Above: Nocona Burgess in his Santa Fe studio. Photograph by John McCauley. The 97th Santa Fe Indian Market brings more than 150,000 artists and collectors to town (swaia.org), among them Comanche…
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There's (Still) Gold in Them Hills
Above: Successful prospectors show off their favorite finds. Photographs by Minesh Bacrania. MARK PATTERSON AND BOBBY GONZALES set up their gold-prospecting equipment in some scroungy piñon-juniper…
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