Art Attack!

2013 Summer Arts Preview

Summer Arts Preview It’s easy to forget the bounty of cultural offerings a city like Santa Fe offers. ... More

May 21, 2013 by SFR Comments 0

Cog in the Machine

Former NMFA head unpacks the Martinez administration’s plan to gut the agency

Local News Less than a week after being elected New Mexico’s first Republican governor in eight years, Susana Martinez tapped a Beltway veteran to take on one of her most important tasks. ... More

May 21, 2013 by Joey Peters Comments 1

Hello Mother, Hello Father

Out with Camp Grenada, in with Camp Rock Band

Music Features One broken guitar string at a time, the staff at Candyman Strings & Things has been cultivating the next generation of potential rock legends since the 2010 inception of Summer Rock Camp. ... More

May 21, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 0

Beat Report

Recent drop in property crime: bright future or temporary relief?

Local News In a recent analysis of CompStat numbers by the Santa Fe Police Department, officials caught a trend. ... More

May 21, 2013 by Justin Horwath Comments 0

Seeds of Change

On Saturday, Santa Feans march against Monsanto

Local News This weekend, to some, is Memorial Day—time to usher in the summer with barbecues, beers and that great American pastime, the Indy 500. ... More

May 21, 2013 by Alexa Schirtzinger Comments 2

And the rest of New Mexico's news

Morning Word Governor Susana Martinez continues to be very popular in New Mexico, with 66 percent of New Mexicans approving of the job Martinez is doing to just 29 percent disapproving of the way she is doing her job. The numbers come from a KOB poll by SurveyUSA. ... More

Martinez little support for GOP Presidential primary

Morning Word Gov. Susana Martinez isn't a frontrunner for the Republican nomination for President in 2016; Public Policy Polling finds that 68 percent of likely Republican voters don't know enough about her to form an opinion while just one percent say she is their top choice. ... More

On Pajarito Mesa, there’s no running water, no electricity and only two roads. But there’s plenty of patriotism.

Features There are no rich people in Pajarito,” Juan Gomez Guerrero says. Guerrero, a small, wiry man in his late 50s, is helping a neighbor bang a pile of wooden pallets into a crude fence. ... More

Santa Fe’s “Oldest House” to reopen under new management

Local News A month ago, tour guide Tom Gallegos noticed that one of his favorite stops—a place to visit for its history, a cup of coffee and a chat with museum keeper Evelyn Roybal—was closed. ... More

2013 Summer Arts Preview

Former NMFA head unpacks the Martinez administration’s plan to gut the agency

Out with Camp Grenada, in with Camp Rock Band

Recent drop in property crime: bright future or temporary relief?

On Saturday, Santa Feans march against Monsanto

Results of the 2013 New Mexico Music Awards

Santa Fe's Most Wanted for May 2013 include burglary, shoplifting suspects

Upset with the outcome of releasing sensitive emails, the attorney general nonetheless stands behind the decision.

GOP attorneys are connected to the nonprofit.

The burger restaurant's owners are hoping to start a new restaurant downtown

And the rest of New Mexico's news

And a lot of jobs/economy news

Martinez little support for GOP Presidential primary

And a Democratic challenger for Steve Pearce

Results of the 2013 New Mexico Music Awards

News and Events, May 15-21

News and Events, May 8-14

News, videos and events, May 1-7

It’s wedding season!

Exiting SFAI executive director talks future plans, feet and carrots

So the ads for The Hangover Part III tell us [ok]

Fast & Furious 6 is stupid and really, really fun [yay!]

So says Renoir in the aptly named Renoir [meh]

Top state official spends $30,000 in taxpayer money—on top of his $115K salary

On Pajarito Mesa, there’s no running water, no electricity and only two roads. But there’s plenty of patriotism.

Santa Fe’s “Oldest House” to reopen under new management

Local officials’ advice for surviving the 2013 fire season: “Seriously be prepared”

NMMA producer says music matters

Welcome to Coffee Etiquette 101

How one artist minds her own beeswax

One artist leads unconventional path to the finish line

Yet another cult in 'The Source Family' [meh]

Fast & Furious 6 is stupid and really, really fun [yay!]

'Game of Thrones' mastermind George RR Martin talks childhood, popcorn and his latest acquisition

Outdoor Vision Fest 2013

”Super Epic Enormous Mind-Blowing Floating Head in Your Face” by Aldo Vidrio, Arnold Mateos, Livier Cortes, Abe Schor, Humberto Irigoyen and Pablo Byrne at Santa Fe University of Art and Design′s 2013 Outdoor Vision Fest. Story here: http://bit.ly/13fwCrw