Home for the Holidays ... and Beyond
“It all started with my grandmother Eloisa on Alto Street,” says Chef John Rivera Sedlar, referring to the narrow lane still lined with ancient adobes on Santa Fe’s west side. Since he left New…
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To Market, To Market
It’s an official lifestyle trend: All over the country, city-dwelling folks are hungering for small-scale, sustainable farming products and experiences. ✤ Our most metropolitan central strip had all…
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Churches to Visit in New Mexico
Northern Road Trip Begin your journey in Ranchos de Taos, just four miles south of Taos, at the San Francisco de Asis Mission Church [60 St. Francis Plz]. The church’s four-foot thick adobe buttresses…
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True Grit: New Mexico's Western Mythos
IN 2008, THE LURID DRAMA No Country for Old Men won Best Picture at the Academy Awards. A gloriously creepy essay on violence—in which a madman toting a cattle gun teases victims into calling a coin…
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A Modern Revolution
YET FOR ALL HIS FAME and commercial success, the Cherokee farm boy from Oklahoma never forgot where he came from, and when it came time to take the next big step, he said, in the Arizona Republic, “My…
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