Summer Eats and Treats
DURING THE DOG DAYS, I start looking at my stove as an enemy. Not only has the heat zapped my energy to cook, but working over a hot oven sounds like a punishment of the cruel and unusual variety…
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DURING THE DOG DAYS, I start looking at my stove as an enemy. Not only has the heat zapped my energy to cook, but working over a hot oven sounds like a punishment of the cruel and unusual variety…
Read MorePrepare. The high-desert sun is no joke. Dress smart for outdoors events. “Sunscreen, sun protection, and hydration are the things that we preach to everybody,” says Jamie Lenfestey, director of…
Read MoreSCOTT NYDAM FOUNDED Gallup’s Silver Stallion to help get kids interested in mountain biking. The club has grown from one middle school physical education mountain-bike program in 2018 to 13 in-school…
Read MoreMY FAMILY ROAD-TRIPPED throughout New Mexico in the summers when I was growing up, tent-camping out of a Ford Econoline van. Opportunities for outdoor fun seemed to await us around every corner: We’d…
Read MoreJUNE 17–22 Spaceport America Cup The intercollegiate aerospace engineering conference is inspirational—and open to the public—as more than 150 teams design, build, and fly rockets at New Mexico’s…
Read MoreJUDITH FEIN SAYS SHE “lives to leave.” The Santa Fe–based writer, who has contributed to more than a hundred publications, is passionate about traveling—but not just any travel. In her new book, Slow…
Read MoreKEEPING YOUR KIDS BUSY (and off their devices) can feel like a full-time job. Finding fun and educational activities that fit their individual personalities and interests can be even harder. Feel free…
Read More➤ Take a culture tour. A historic thoroughfare for thousands of years, the roughly 35-mile Abo Pass Trail connects Belén to the remnants of the San Gregorio de Abó II church, which was completed in…
Read MoreJUNE 16 New Mexico Dérive Natural Wine Fest Choose samples from 200 wines from around the world at Santa Fe’s first natty wine festival. JULY 13 Las Cruces Downtown Tequila, Taco, & Cerveza Festival…
Read MoreJUNE 16 FATHER’S DAY PREGAME CATCH ON THE FIELD “Baseball is such a family sport,” says Albuquerque Isotopes general manager John Traub, who estimates that between 1,000 and 1,500 people participate…
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