Talk history with a local buff, embrace vulnerability through the arts, see how Elliot Smith still inspires and tarot/dance the eve away

Sundance Institute Native Lab returns to Santa Fe with hopes for Southwest representation

Raise money for the kids, catch new video art, learn why parkas are fascinating and watch them strings bend

Santa Fe Playhouse tackles the discomfort of the aughts with Pulitzer-winning ‘Sweat’

What’s new for the second year of the Santa Fe International Literary Festival?

‘The Candy House’ author talks fiction, stories and ChatGPT

IAIA hits a first, CCA rises from the dead, outsider art meets the circus and, finally, your mother

He coulda gone into dinosaurs, but this local musician is connecting music nerds instead

New Mexico Museum of Art's Vladem Contemporary slated for Sept. 23 opening

Appearing at El Rey Court on May 6

Everybody’s favorite dive bar turns 16, Trinidad punk comes to the DIY circuit, how to love the river and heroes in a half-shell

Chika Unigwe’s ‘The Middle Daughter’ interrogates reproductive injustice and misogyny in a reimagining of the Hades and Persephone myth

Theater mainstay Talia Pura takes on the cyclicality of history with new World War II stage drama, ‘The Walls Have Ears’

Reproductive resources, vegan pizza, punk rock royalty and a nice ’n’ easy bike ride

Mastering the art of masturbation

Miyazaki hits the stage, Kitchen Angels invites you to dinner, drag and cannabis collide and Yaite Ramos Rodriguez drops knowledge