History / Oct 26, 2022
Keeping the Faith for New Mexico's Historic Churches
Made of mud, stone, and timber, New Mexico’s historic churches represent a unique architectural tradition. A few good souls aim to save these…
By Kate Nelson
History / Nov 23, 2022
Tomé's Church Renovation Is No Small Miracle
In one small community, parishioners accomplished what could be a miracle: the $1 million renovation of Tomé’s Immaculate Conception Church.
By Kate Nelson / Photos by Jay Hemphill
History / Nov 23, 2022
In Praise of New Mexico Churches
These books can help you discover even more of New Mexico’s sacred places.
By Kate Nelson
History / Nov 16, 2022
A Church Worth Saving
The oldest church in southern New Mexico could have melted into the earth. Thanks to one woman’s leadership and an army of helpers, it gleams…
By Kate Nelson
History / Nov 16, 2022
Adobe Churches Face Challenges
The most common building material on earth comes with a few catches.
By Kate Nelson
History / Mar 22, 2023
The Stolen Smith Family Totem Pole
The ceremonial piece, taken from the Tlowitsis Nation in British Columbia, is currently displayed at UNM's Hibben Center.
Where to Stay / Mar 22, 2023
A Time Traveler's Retreat
Punch your ticket to luxury in a 1920s Pullman train car that’s been restored to its…
Eat & Drink / Mar 15, 2023
Get a Taste of Geronimo's Fine Dining
Some of the finest dining in the nation comes from a dedicated crew inside a historic home…
Arts & Entertainment / Dec 28, 2022
Give The Telephone Museum a Ring
The Telephone Museum of New Mexico, which opened in 1997, houses more than 100 phones…
Books / Dec 21, 2022
Gift-Worthy Books for the Holidays
Book lovers had reason to rejoice this year. Here are a few of our favorite reads, each…
History / Nov 23, 2022
In Praise of New Mexico Churches
These books can help you discover even more of New Mexico’s sacred places.