Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Welcome the Year of the Horse. The Chinese Culture Center and Lin Martial Arts, which share the same location in Albuquerque, welcome the Year of the Horse with a celebration on Saturday at 1 p.m…
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1 Welcome the Year of the Horse. The Chinese Culture Center and Lin Martial Arts, which share the same location in Albuquerque, welcome the Year of the Horse with a celebration on Saturday at 1 p.m…
Read More1 Seek truth in wine. Warm up with a glass of vino from one of the best wineries in the country during the annual Taos Winter Wine Festival, with events in town and at the Taos Ski Valley. On…
Read MoreANGEL FIRE RESORT With the longest green run in New Mexico (3½ miles) and the state’s only night skiing operation, Angel Fire beckons those who live to ski and ride. Then again, winter lovers also…
Read MoreIN NOVEMBER 2024, winter seemed to come roaring in, with so much snow dumped in a single week that several ski resorts sprang into action and opened early, including Pajarito, Sandia, Sipapu, and Ski…
Read MoreTHE BLAKE, TAOS SKI VALLEY Opened in 2017 and named for Taos Ski Valley founder Ernie Blake, the stylish 80-room ski-in, ski-out hotel and spa is 20 yards from the valley’s Lift 1. “The resort…
Read MoreAT 9,300 FEET, Taos Ski Valley draws winter enthusiasts to its world-renowned ski resort. But spring and summer can be equally spectacular, with thrills ranging from hiking and mountain biking to…
Read More1 Ring in the New Year. NYE at Taos Ski Valley, Taos New Year’s Eve at Taos Ski Valley means drinks, dancing, dinner, and light shows. See the mountain light up as skiers descend the runs with…
Read MoreFOR THE EXPERT Want steep thrills? Don’t miss the cliff-riddled chutes and 3,250-foot vertical drop from Taos Ski Valley’s high point, Kachina Peak. Then again, the moguls on Al’s Run—named after a…
Read MoreEACH YEAR, on the last weekend of February, a scene from Frozen plays out in the middle of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains as a snow castle—complete with slides, staircases, and multiple rooms—rises…
Read MoreANGEL FIRE RESORT Angel Fire Resort boasts more than 560 acres of downhill terrain, one of the longest chairlifts in America, and New Mexico’s only night-skiing operation, but don’t pigeonhole it as…
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