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03/09/2024

The Travel includes Santa Fe in it’s list of the 7 Cheapest U.S. Cities To Travel To For Fall 2024.
I found this rather surprising!
https://www.thetravel.com/cheapest-us-cities-fall-2024/

29/08/2024

Hey there, Albuquerque. Look at you! You’re an underrated coffee city!

A great coffee city doesn't have to be relegated to the West Coast. Here, we explore cities around the U.S. worth visiting for their unique coffee culture.

28/08/2024

Albuquerque’s Barelas/South Valley neighborhoods make this list of the 10 coolest Latino neighborhoods in the U.S. to explore right now. https://www.timeout.com/usa/things-to-do/coolest-latino-neighborhoods-usa

27/08/2024

National Geographic showing some love for Zozobra’s 100th!

The Zozobra festival turns 100 this year, and it’s a family-friendly party that lets you put fears, anxieties, and even parking tickets to the torch.

26/08/2024

Take a Digital Tour Of Carlsbad Caverns National Park on the Google Arts + Culture app 🦇https://artsandculture.google.com/entity/carlsbad-caverns-national-park/m0281q55?categoryId=place

23/08/2024

AFAR says Santa Fe is a perfect weekend getaway for National Parks fans citing proximity to the Valles Caldera National Preserve, Bandelier National Monumet and The Manhatten Project National Historical Park. https://www.afar.com/magazine/a-perfect-weekend-getaway-for-national-parks-fans

22/08/2024

Chaco Canyon in is one of The Travel’s Top 7 Vacation Spots That Are Also America’s Biggest Mysteries https://www.thetravel.com/vacation-spots-mysteries/

21/08/2024

The film Oppenheimer has increased visitors to Los Alamos from about 20,000 a year to 60,000 this year.

Worlds collide in Los Alamos, where the Manhattan Project, Ancestral Pueblo dwellings, and Old West homesteading all come together in 90 minutes.

20/08/2024

Smithsonian has a big feature on 100 Years of Zozobra!

The original “burning man” was the brainchild of a local artist and involves volunteers constructing a 50-foot-tall villain

19/08/2024

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Check out these fun bits of trivia.🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏼‍♂️

Test your trivia knowledge with this list of eleven fun facts about New Mexico. Let's see if you learn something new!

16/08/2024

Vote for Mesilla Valley Maze as 2024’s Best Pumpkin Patch 🎃 in USA Today’s 10Best https://10best.usatoday.com/awards/travel/best-pumpkin-patch-2024/mesilla-valley-maze-las-cruces-new-mexico/share/

Mesilla Valley Maze: Vote for your favorite pumpkin patch!!

15/08/2024

Vote for Taos, as 2024’s Best Place to Visit for Fall in USA Today’s 10Best 🧡🍁 https://10best.usatoday.com/awards/travel/best-place-to-visit-for-fall-2024/taos-new-mexico/share/

Taos, New Mexico: Vote for your favorite place to visit for fall!!

14/08/2024

Vote for Día de los Mu***os - Mesilla as 2024’s Best Fall Festival in USA Today’s 10Best 🍂 https://10best.usatoday.com/awards/travel/best-fall-festival-2024/dia-de-los-muertos-mesilla-mesilla-new-mexico/share/

Día de los Mu***os - Mesilla: Vote for your favorite fall festival!!

13/08/2024

Taylor-Mesilla Historic Site Family Day celebrates the unique history and culture of the town of Mesilla. New Mexico Historic Sites and the Friends of Taylor-Mesilla Historic Site invite people of all ages to join for a big celebration on the Mesilla Plaza on Saturday, August 24, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. https://media.newmexicoculture.org/release/1692/family-day-in-mesill
📸 NMHS/DCA

12/08/2024

The end of summer and beginnings of fall mean one thing here in Albuquerque - it’s chile harvesting season; and chile harvesting means chile roasting.

Green Chile season is here in New Mexico, from late August through September. Learn how to get the most out of chile roasting season in Albuquerque.

12/08/2024

For over two decades, New Mexico Magazine has honored the state’s natural beauty, culture, diversity, and charm with their annual photo awards. The 2024 Contest is now open. Details here:

For the past 23 years, New Mexico Magazine’s annual photo awards has highlighted the state’s natural beauty, culture, people, diversity, and unique charm. Last year, amateur photographers from all over the country participated and submitted more than 2,400 entries for our consideration.

09/08/2024

Oo-ooh that smell! 💚🌶️
“Red or green? If it’s about the smell, the answer is green.” It’s the official scent of
https://www.yahoo.com/news/red-green-smell-answer-green-030300359.html

08/08/2024

Visit the Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness with a Navajo Tours USA guide to gain a better understanding of this magical place.

Explore the mystical Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness with a knowledgeable Diné guide and discover the landscapes, ancient geological formations, and the rich cultural significance of this unique region.

06/08/2024

Acoma Pueblo’s Sky City is number one on my list of must experience places in New Mexico when friends and family come to visit me. https://www.newmexicomagazine.org/blog/post/acoma-pueblo-sky-city/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=08-02-2024&mc_cid=740791c5bc&mc_eid=9931408499

Explore the rich history and culture of Acoma Pueblo's Sky City, one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in North America. Discover stories of famous visitors, traditional pottery, and the awe-inspiring San Estévan del Rey Mission Church. Experience immersive tours led by Pueblo guides...

05/08/2024

Exploring historic Las Vegas, New Mexico - the original Las Vegas!

by Thomas Wilmer An Audio exploration with on-location audio interviews Urban Émigrés find paradise in historic Las Vegas, New Mexico At one time Las Vegas, New Mexico was the largest town in the entire Southwest. The advent of the Santa Fe trail brought thousands of wagon train emigrants p

02/08/2024

AFAR has Albuquerque in the top spot of beautiful places to visit this fall.
IYKYK 🎈
https://ow.ly/spOK50SQbpB

01/08/2024

Burn, Zozobra, Burn

Learn about the origins of Santa Fe’s century-old public art spectacle and how it provides catharsis for its attendees.

01/08/2024

Get spicy! The Hatch Chile Festival is August 31st! 🌶️ 💚

The Hatch Chile Festival, held in Hatch, New Mexico, marks a 50+ year tradition celebrating the local chile harvest. Drawing 30,000+ annual visitors, it's a premier regional event featuring a parade, carnival, chile roasting, vendors, entertainment, and contests like chile/watermelon eating—a deli...

30/07/2024

The Museum of Indian Arts & Culture has announced the grand opening of the JoAnn and Bob Balzer Native Market and Contemporary Art Gallery. The gallery’s inaugural exhibition, Driving the Market: Award Winning Native Contemporary Art, will debut on August 18, 2024.
ℹ️ https://media.newmexicoculture.org/release/1687/museum-of-indian-art
📸 Tira Howard

29/07/2024

Cowboy’s + Indians takes a stroll on Santa Fe’s Canyon Road.

No vacation to Santa Fe is complete without an afternoon spent strolling the dozens of art galleries and businesses on and near Canyon Road.

26/07/2024

25/07/2024

The New Mexico Historic Preservation Division has announced that one of Rio Arriba’s most distinctive structures – the Franklin MacFie House (A.K.A “the Hobbit House”) – has been added to New Mexico’s State Register of Cultural Properties. Details here: https://media.newmexicoculture.org/release/1686/one-of-a-kind-northe

📸 Courtesy of the Historic Preservation Division

22/07/2024

Truth or Consequences (T or C) is Thrillist’s choice of must-visit small town in the state. https://www.thrillist.com/travel/nation/best-small-towns-in-america

19/07/2024

“In the same way that biodiversity of wild plant and animal life is waning now in the Anthropocene, so are the varieties that farmers grow. But these early domesticated varieties of corn, as of squash, chile, and other domesticated plants, are reliant upon human cultivation; they can’t be released into the wild and live without us. If farmers and gardeners don’t grow them, they disappear.” - Robin Babb, Edible New Mexico

Robin Babb breaks down the consequences of crossing seeds in chile and corn.

18/07/2024

“Today there is a Native foods movement focusing on food sovereignty, the revitalization of Native American foods, and the re-indigenizing of Ancestral Native American foods.” - Lois Ellen Frank, food historian, chef, and James Beard Award-winning cookbook author

Meet the Native American chefs and cooks who are defining their modern cuisine with indigenous ingredients in New Mexico. From Albuquerque restaurants to a Santa Fe cooking school, you can taste blue corn masa in gnocchi and frybread through a taco with with red and green chiles and Pueblo beans.