Arts & Entertainment / Sep 20, 2023
Art from Inside Prison Walls
In telling the unique story of prison art, the Museum of International Folk Art takes an inclusive approach to mounting an exhibition.
By Michael Abatemarco
Culture / Sep 18, 2023
Vote for Your Favorite in New Mexico Magazine’s 23rd Annual Photo Contest
By The Staff
Arts & Entertainment / Sep 06, 2023
San Miguel Chapel Sets the Stage
In Santa Fe, the oldest church in the country might also be its most enchanting concert venue.
By Maria Manuela
Arts & Entertainment / Aug 30, 2023
Tips for Zozobra Newbies
Here’s how to get the most out of your Zozobra experience.
By Julia Goldberg
Arts & Entertainment / Aug 30, 2023
Turn Your Glooms into Smoke
Want to get rid of your gloom? Here’s some inspiration from last year, written by people who agreed to disclose their own personal glooms.
By Julia Goldberg
Originals / Jul 26, 2023
Nacha Mendez Inspires the Next Generation
Nacha Mendez needed a boost to jump-start her acclaimed musical career. Now she’s helping young women reach their potential.
By Molly Boyle
Arts & Entertainment / Aug. 30, 2023
Burn, Zozobra, Burn!
At Santa Fe’s annual Burning of Zozobra, people come together to let go of their individual disappointments, gripes…
Books / Aug. 16, 2023
What We're Reading: Water for the People
The essays in "Water for the People" highlight acequia history and culture and remind readers that water is life.
Arts & Entertainment / Aug. 02, 2023
Living the Hoop Dream
The Lightning Boy Dance Group performs to honor their ancestors, shore up the future, and heal the world.
100th Anniversary / Jul. 26, 2023
Why We Love NM: Our Art Tells Sacred Stories
One of the state’s most renowned santeras reflects on her career in the uniquely New Mexican art form.
Books / Jul. 26, 2023
What We're Reading: Doña Cleanwell Leaves Home
"Doña Cleanwell Leaves Home" is author Ana Castillo's latest collection of short stories.
Arts & Entertainment / Jul. 26, 2023
Dig into This Fossil Collection
Thanks to a new grant, the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science is gearing up to flash even more fossils.