The Santa Fe Botanical Garden's many satellites offer solace among nature that other people mercifully maintain.

A thread of razor wire femininity runs through the group exhibition Pretty is as Pretty Does. The works are beautiful to behold but also frightening to encounter.

Merritt Rieland, aka DJ Automatic, spins old- and new-school hip-hop and radio favorites Fridays and hosts “Twisted Audio Saturdays,” a mix of everything from rock to reggae, at Fusion. For the last six years, he has also DJd on KISS 97.3 FM.

We’re taking part in an international movement of environmentalists who question who owns public land and adding our aesthetics to a well-traveled section of downtown Santa Fe. We’re guerrilla gardening.

Myra Krien is the founder and director of Pomegranate Studios, which offers dance classes and youth outreach programs, as well as the director and choreographer of Mosaic Dance Company.

Rather than making the city real, an exhibition of photographs focuses on New York, makes it appear as an unreachable ideal.

Indi McCasey is a member of Gender Offenders, a local drag and burlesque group that celebrates Valentine’s Day with a performance, (un)Lucky in Love: A Heartbreaking Drag & Burlesque Cabaret.

With the College of Santa Fe’s recent layoffs, program cancellations and an unsure future, the spring concert series is an escape from the turmoil.

Once upon a time, not too long ago Beirut was just a little band made up of College of Santa Fe students. Now, the band is playing the Coachella Valley Music Festival.

Suggestions for getting down, without getting down and out.