Hummus Gets a Taos Twist
IN TAOS, where creativity runs deep, even hummus gets an inspired makeover. “I’m a hummus fiend,” says Chelsea Travers, who founded Taos Sprouted Hummus in 2022. “During Covid, I was making it all the…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Better understand Baumann. Gustave Baumann: The Artist’s Environment opens at the New Mexico Museum of Art’s Plaza Building on Friday, showcasing works from the museum’s collection that detail…
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The Buzz About Honey
KATEE KLEIBER got her start tending bees in Amarillo, Texas. “I kept hearing about the bees being in trouble,” she says. “So beekeeping seemed like a really cool way to give back and help humanity.”…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 See two exhibitions in one gallery. Santa Fe’s Hecho Gallery celebrates the opening of two new exhibitions on Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. Award-winning author and illustrator Zahra Marwan presents 27…
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Dive Into These Five Hotel Pools
FOR THE FAMILY Nestled among palm trees and Spanish-style gardens, the pool at Hotel Encanto de Las Cruces is “the only one of its kind in southern New Mexico,” says Liz Robinson, corporate director…
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Women of the Santa Fe Trail
BY THE TIME SUSAN WALLACE’S WAGON TRAIN CRESTED RATÓN PASS IN 1878, the Santa Fe Trail had accomplished its goal of knitting the Wild West into the American story. The trail’s 1821–1880 heyday as a…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Visit one exhibition at two museums. Two spaces in Taos—the Harwood Museum of Art and the Couse-Sharp Historic Site—host a double reception on Friday for the new exhibition, Legacy in Line: The Art…
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Must-Visit Resorts for a Memorable Stay
INN OF THE MOUNTAIN GODS, RUIDOSO Among the towering pines of the Sierra Blanca Mountains, the 273-room tribal-owned resort offers an immersive experience honoring the majestic Mescalero Apache land…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 See an artist capture the stars. The legacy of Charles Ross in the world of land art cannot be overstated. Inspired by the stars, time, planetary motion, and how human perception changes as we…
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Self-Portrait in a Complex Mirror
VICENTE TELLES CAREFULLY rolls open a storage cabinet, revealing a retablo of Our Lady of Guadalupe that’s more than 200 years old. “Pedro Antonio Fresquís, he’s the one known as the first native New…
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