Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 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…
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1 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 MoreSTROLLING BENEATH the hand-cut vigas and soaring adobe of Hotel La Fonda on Taos Plaza, you can practically taste the rustic charm of old New Mexico. But if you want to experience the actual flavor of…
Read More“WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME you had a massage?” AnnaMarie Vaughan asks. I am face down on the table in the attic of her cozy cabin just north of Taos. Afternoon light hits crystal suncatchers and throws…
Read MoreA SECRET PASSAGEWAY from the Inn of the Five Graces leads to the Dragon Room bar, a Santa Fe local’s hangout since 1944—or you can just slip in off Old Santa Fe Trail. A few of the famous creole and…
Read MoreEldora Chocolate’s Mole Mole Drinking Chocolate is a cup of pure magic, prepared in Aztec and Olmec traditions. “It’s a mild blend of 10 spices that includes black pepper, cinnamon, sugar, vanilla…
Read MoreSUSAN HUDSON, AN ARTIST AND lifelong quilter, wants you to know she is an activist. Quilting and fighting for social justice might not seem to readily go together, but in Quilted Survivance, a current…
Read MoreAFTER SOAKING IN HOT SPRINGS at Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa, head to the 1917 Mission Revival–style hotel lobby to enhance your bliss with the soothing sounds of a crackling fire by the…
Read More1 Ring in the New Year. Las Cruces Chile Drop In apropos New Mexican style, Las Cruces rings in the new year by dropping a massive 19-foot light-covered chile pepper over the Plaza de Las Cruces. The…
Read More1 Pack Santa’s sleigh. Rail Yards Holiday Market, Albuquerque More than 200 artists, bakers, and makers sell their unique handcrafted goods at this market in Albuquerque’s historic Barelas…
Read More1 Make spirits bright. Evening of Lights, Aztec LED lanterns line the walls and roofs of the Aztec Ruins National Monument during this annual celebration of the holiday season. Open 6–8 p.m. Friday…
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