Road Trip on These Scenic Byways
➤ 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…
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➤ 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…
Read MoreJOHN TRAUB NEVER WANTS to forget what it’s like to be a fan—ever. In 21 seasons as Albuquerque Isotopes general manager, Traub has ventured to every part of Rio Grande Credit Union Field to better…
Read MoreBASEBALL IS MORE THAN A GAME on New Mexico’s pueblos. There’s something almost sacred in the gathering of teams and the community around a playing field etched into the earth. “Baseball is a part of…
Read MoreOH, THE DRAMA, THE INTRIGUE ... the score! The tailgating scenes at New Mexico United and the Santa Fe Opera may seem worlds apart, but the goals (get it?) are very similar: a good time alfresco. “The…
Read MoreONLY SEVEN YEARS after the Stonewall uprising in New York City, almost 100 marchers came out in the summer of 1976 to celebrate the first-ever Pride march in Albuquerque. “We have a rich history of…
Read MoreLOS ALAMOS SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Spend Friday nights outdoors at Los Alamos’s Ashley Pond. Running from May 24 through August 30, it features local stars including Sim Balkey and traveling acts like…
Read MoreMAY 31 Eliza Gilkyson. The Taos-based folk artist has recorded more than 25 albums, including last year’s Home, in her career. “She’s just a stupendous singer-songwriter,” says Neal Copperman…
Read MoreALBUQUERQUE ARTWALK The Albuquerque Artwalk takes over blocks of downtown on the first Friday of each month to highlight local businesses and artists in a fun, walkable way. Different breweries…
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