Brian Sandford writes that he visited Farmington to find out for himself what the arts scene is like.

Broken Boxes, a subversive art podcast, celebrates its 10th anniversary with a mega exhibition at the Albuquerque Museum.

Author and teacher Sharman Apt Russell is deeply rooted in southwestern New Mexico — she and her husband, Peter, moved to the Mimbres Valley four decades ago to pursue…

"A Day with Santa Fe Authors: Memoir and Mystery" is a new literary event for book lovers and to raise money for the nonprofit Reading Quest. 

Here's your weekly roundup of some of the must-see, must-do, must-know things that need to be on your radar this week.

The 24-by-24 oil on canvas created in 2024 is part of a retrospective at El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe of 58 years of the artist's mixed media work.

The Santa Fe Shelter (SFAS) turns 85 and moves its Barkin' Ball celebration and fundraiser to La Fonda on the Plaza

Chile enthusiasts who want to learn more about our state’s famous peppers  can visit NMSU’s Chile Pepper Institute and the Amy Goldman-Fowler Teaching Garden and tour the garden dedicated to the growth, research, and cultivation of more than 150 chile varieties.

As he celebrates 50 years playing New Mexico music, "El Godson" will perform at the Fiesta de Santa Fe Gran Baile on September 7. 

Zozobra mania is spreading like wildfire this year, with several events honoring  Old Man Gloom.

"I’ve come home to Santa Fe from Detroit to audition for the Fire Spirit, Zozobra’s nemesis. Do I have a chance at nabbing the role? Heck no, but I’m at an age where bucket list items need to be bucketed, and this has been at the top of my list since I saw my first burn in 1977."

This genre-defying group brings all flavors to their musical mélange.

Zozobra's 100th anniversary isn't the only one it has celebrated through the decades.

Ken Krimstein and Eleanor Davis marry words and imagery in their graphic novels to great effect.

The spouse is in the midst of an epic RV trip on the Alaska Highway with his brothers, so my to-do list while I was on my own was going to be just shy of epic. 

The mixed media on canvas work is part of a three-day untitled show at San Francisco Street Art Gallery featuring Janet O’Neal’s art.