Go with the Grain
MAN MIGHT NOT LIVE BY BREAD ALONE, but it sure does help. That’s what baker Andre Kempton bet on when expanding his Wild Leaven Bakery from Taos to Santa Fe late last year. With a following that…
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Take in the Taos Inn's Adobe Bar
THE TAOS INN'S LOBBY comes by its nickname—“the living room of Taos”—naturally. More than a century ago, it was an open-air plaza with a town well that served as a gathering place. Today that locale…
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Don't Sleep on These Art Tours
ONETIME TAOS RESIDENT AND AUTHOR D.H. Lawrence also loved to paint. He just wasn’t as good at representing his mostly biblical or mythical—and often nude—subjects as he was at writing novels. In 1929…
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Debbie Long Lets the Light Shine In
DEBBIE LONG USES LIGHT AND TIME as tools for her art. Her crafted “light ships” grow from the tradition of land art, pulling inspiration from her Taos surroundings as well as her hometown of Gallup…
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Shop New Mexico-Inspired Skis and Apparel
JUST POINT IN ISN'T SO MUCH A BRAND AS A MANTRA. “The mentality is you go for it,” says Ted Wolff, the Taos company’s CEO. “It works in all aspects of life, not just skiing.” Wolff, however, didn’t…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Ride with the rodeo. Charreada , a new exhibition opening Friday at Las Cruces’s Branigan Cultural Center, features 15 images by photographer Mel Stone. The 79-year-old worked for years as a…
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Datebook: January/February 2022
*Editor's Note: This year's celebration at the Museum of International Folk Art has been cancelled due to Covid-19. For other lion dance performances by the Quang Minh Buddhist Temple Youth Group…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Celebrate the new year alfresco. New Year’s Eve on the Santa Fe Plaza The Santa Fe Plaza hosts its 7th annual New Year’s Eve party on Friday starting at 8 p.m. Among piñon-scented bonfires and…
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Powder Players
Above: Skiers wait for the lift pull at Agua Piedra. Photograph courtesy of the State Archives of New Mexico (Item No. 002468). ERNIE BLAKE STOOD TRANSFIXED in the deep canyon of what would become…
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Warm Tidings
Above: On Christmas Eve, Santa Fe’s Canyon Road draws visitors with bonfires and farolito-lined streets. Photograph by NMTD. GATHER ROUND, ONE AND ALL, for tree lightings, parades, shops decked out…
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