Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 See uniquely New Mexican art. A staple of the summer market season in Santa Fe, Traditional Spanish Market takes over the plaza on Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., featuring artists who…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Heat up Nob Hill. The biggest block party of the season happens when Nob Hill hosts the Route 66 Summerfest on Saturday from 5 to 10 p.m. Central Avenue shuts down between Girard Boulevard and…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Experiment with science. Experience the fun side of science during the annual Los Alamos ScienceFest, which engages people of all ages in science-based activities. The festival’s main event…
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Experience Photographic Mysticism
THERE’S A TOUCH OF MAGIC in the new MoMo Gallery exhibition, In the Time of Spirits, opening in Santa Fe July 6. Curated by former Life Magazine editor in chief Bill Shapiro, the show features…
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Explore Abstract Art in Taos
LAUREN SMITH UNDERSTANDS and appreciates the history and significance of art in northern New Mexico. As co-founder of the Taos Abstract Artist Collective, she sees the nonprofit group of more than 200…
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Summer Eats and Treats
DURING THE DOG DAYS, I start looking at my stove as an enemy. Not only has the heat zapped my energy to cook, but working over a hot oven sounds like a punishment of the cruel and unusual variety…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Float into an artist’s dreamy world. Stella Maria Baer’s unique and ethereal style makes her paintings feel like portals into a dreamworld of rabbitbrush-laden fields where horses enjoy pastel…
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A Taste of New Zealand in Taos
ALY HYDER STARTED SELLING meat pies from a five-foot food truck in Taos Ski Valley during the pandemic. Skiers could enjoy fresh, hot, individually sized meals without even taking off their gloves…
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Music Makes Summer Go Round
MAY 31 Eliza Gilkyson. The Taos-based folk artist has recorded more than 25 albums, including last year’s Home, in her career. “She’s just a stupendous singer-songwriter,” says Neal Copperman…
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Finding “A House in Taos”
AMONG THE BEST-LOVED POETS OF the 20th century, Langston Hughes stands tall. No shortage of poetry lovers around the globe can recite his “I, Too, Sing America,” but relatively few New Mexicans have…
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