If there’s one thing Regina Ress knows, it’s that everyone has a story to tell, whether they like it or not. “We can’t talk without telling stories,” Ress says.“It’s how we talk to each other.”

Karla Slocum is an anthropology professor from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, studying the black history of Oklahoma as a local resident scholar at the School for Advanced Research. Think of her as a cross-country vagabond, but with a PhD.

Camelot is coming to Santa Fe. Jackie, John and the whole gang bring some classic New England Americana to the desert in an exhibit of rare photographs by Mark Shaw.

Circumnavigation: Magellan did it in a boat. John Glenn did it in a spaceship. Hell, Phileas Fogg even did it in a hot air balloon in the film Around the World in 80 Days (though, strangely enough, not in the novel on which it was based).

When people want to combine the worlds of music and art, they’ll go see a Broadway musical or maybe enjoy those cheesy stock images that roll across the screen of their fave karaoke DVD as they belt out “Total Eclipse of the Heart” like nobody’s business.