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Vaudeville 2

If you need a good laugh this Saturday then head on over to the Lensic to watch Vaudeville 2, the second-annual salute to The Lensic’s early days as a 1930s vaudeville venueCreated by veteran comedy and television writer, Ron Bloomberg, this high-energy variety show features hilarious and

Sunset in the Garden Concert Series: Jono Manson

Have you been to the Sunset in the Garden Concert Series yet? What are you waiting for? Pack a picnic supper and visit the Santa Fe Botanical Garden and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Garden at twilight while listening to incredible local and regional musicians at the perfect time of day.

53 Old Coal Road

Who dreams of living out of town, off-grid, in a home with artistic aesthetics and incredible views, and with horse facilities to boot? Take a look at this special property!The perfect home for entertaining - the living spaces are grand and gorgeous with a huge kitchen for the chef

RECIPE: Loaded Veggie Fritatta with Sweet Potato and Hatch Chiles

Looking for an easy, vegetarian breakfast or brunch dish that packs a spicy punch and will impress your guests, family, or significant other? Look nor further than this frittata with sweet potatoes, mushrooms, spinach and Hatch green

PHOTO: Big Horn at the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge

Believe it or not, you can spot these beautiful Big Horn sheep along the Rio Grande Gorge just outside of Taos. We love this shot captured by Steven Bundy

JUST SOLD! 74 Nine Mile Road

We brought the buyer to this wonderful property with main house, studio, and workshop in Sunlit Hills!Located in the Old Las Vegas Highway corridor, Sunlit Hills offers privacy and a country setting while being very close to Highway I-25 and just minutes from downtown. Most lots are 5 acres

Santa Fe’s 68th annual Traditional Spanish Market

Coming up this weekend is Santa Fe's 68th annual Traditional Spanish Market, celebrating artistic traditions that can be traced back 400 years in New Mexico. Works will include examples of woodcarving, tinwork, colcha, hide painting, retablos, straw appliqué, furniture and furnishings,

PHOTO: Great Egret Flying into the Pink Evening New Mexico Sky

We love the gradation of light and color in this capture of a Great Egret in flight at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge.Image by In Light of Nature

RECIPE: Chile Relleno Casserole

Chile rellenos is one of our favorite dishes and we couldn't contain our excitement when we saw this recipe for a chile relleno casserole!Calling for Poblano chiles, chorizo sausage, and cotija cheese baked in an egg casserole with tomato sauce, we're planning a festive Sunday brunch to

How to Buy Authentic Native Jewelry

Photograph by Inga Hendrickson.Did you know that of jewelry marketed across the US as being made by Native artists, approximately 50-80% is counterfeit?This practice is not only harmful to buyers and authentic makers, it's also illegal: the Indian Arts and Crafts Act states that any