The Story Behind the $CRAP$ Shrine
THIS SUMMER, the high desert near Taos got a little quirkier with the appearance of the $CRAP$ Shrine. Inspired by roadside Greek chapels, artist Tony Stamolis constructed the small concrete-and-adobe…
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THIS SUMMER, the high desert near Taos got a little quirkier with the appearance of the $CRAP$ Shrine. Inspired by roadside Greek chapels, artist Tony Stamolis constructed the small concrete-and-adobe…
Read MoreABOUT 10 YEARS AGO, three Taos teenagers tragically jumped from the Río Grande Gorge Bridge over the course of just a few weeks. While youth suicide in Taos is all too common, the deaths left Michael…
Read More1 Play Santa Claus! String of Lights Holiday Market Beneath a ceiling bedecked with dangly snowflakes at the Santa Fe Railyard Market Pavilion, the 9th annual String of Lights Holiday Market welcomes…
Read MoreNEW MEXICANS TEND to gather outside on December evenings. We want to be among the lights: blazing bonfires on Christmas Eve, little paper-bag-and-sand lanterns all season long, and even the…
Read More1 Shop local. Power & Light Press Holiday Market More than 25 vendors are on the menu at the 5th annual Holiday Market at Power & Light Press in Silver City on Thursday 5 to 9 p.m. “Most of our…
Read MoreMeet New Mexico Magazine's 2024 True Heroes on YouTube: @newmexicomag Thank you to our partners KOB4, New Mexico Tourism Department, and the New Mexico Aging and Long-Term Services Department…
Read MoreSINCE 1815, San Francisco de Asís church in Taos has hosted Las Posadas, a nine-night ritual leading up to Christmas Eve. The procession-meets-pageant, which includes portrayals of Mary and Joseph…
Read More1 Hit the holiday markets. Holiday Pop-Up Art Market Beginning Saturday and running through December 21, the holiday market at ARTS123 Gallery in Gallup features 19 local artists selling everything…
Read More1 Get jazzy in Taos. The great alto saxophonist Frank Morgan called Taos home for five years before his passing in 2007. Now, the Frank Morgan Jazz Festival honors his legacy by bringing some of the…
Read More1 Appreciate Luchita’s lineage. Channeling Luchita: A Community Response to the Life and Work of Luchita Hurtado , which opens Friday at Taos’s Millicent Rogers Museum, is a unique exhibition for a…
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