Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Prepare to say “woah!” Immersive art installations using cutting-edge technology take over Taos from sunset to 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday during The Paseo 2022. Nearly 30 local and national…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Eat all the funnel cake. The first weekend of the New Mexico State Fair is upon us with indulgent eats, cute animals, carnival games, and whooshing rides at Expo New Mexico, in Albuquerque. An…
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Try These Wineries Near Taos
La Chiripada To find New Mexico’s oldest family-operated winery, you just need to spot the purple hand-painted signs. Following the signs defines winemaking at La Chiripada, named for a Spanish…
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Things to Do This Labor Day Weekend
1 Burn your gloom. Say goodbye to all the sorrows of 2022 during Friday’s 98th Burning of Zozobra. The tried-and-true Santa Fe tradition was created by Will Shuster and his band of artist friends in…
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Escape to New Mexico Wine Country
THE PATIO AT VIVÁC WINERY, in Dixon, backs up to leafy vineyards overlooking dramatic mountains. Beneath a canopy of grapevines and shade sails, the sound of clinking glasses blends with laughter as…
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Datebook: September 2022
THIS MONTH, there’s only one place in the world where a performance by renowned Taos Pueblo flutist Robert Mirabal is followed by the propulsively percussive Ukrainian quartet DakhaBrakha: onstage at…
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Five Things To Do This Weekend
1 Party down. Albuquerque’s Nob Hill hosts a big block party on Saturday during the annual Route 66 Summerfest, which takes over Central Avenue from Girard Boulevard to Washington Street starting at 5…
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Taos Is for Book Lovers
IF THE TAOS HUM COULD TALK, the mysterious low-frequency buzz might recommend a reading list. That’s not outside the realm of magical realism for the heady old town and its storied literary history…
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Ice, Ice, Baby
WHEN 17-YEAR-OLD CLAUDIUS DIPO ALAM came to the U.S. from Indonesia as a professional soccer player, he had no clue what a paleta was. But a decade or so later, he couldn’t get enough of the Mexican…
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Happy Trails
KRYSTYNA GONZALEZ SEES HIKING as a form of therapy. A social worker, photographer, and Women Who Explore ambassador, she started hiking regularly in college, an activity that easily grew out of her…
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