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Mar 14

NM Statewide Preservation Conference
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM NM Heritage Preservation Alliance
Educational sessions and tours on historic homes preservation, adobe restoration, cultural landscape
DANCERS of AFRICA a photography exhibit, Global DanceFest 2008
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM VSA North Fourth Art Center
Opening Reception for Dancers of Africa, a photography exhibit by Antoine Tempé
Apparition of the Eternal Church
7:30 PM - 9:30 PM Taos Chamber Music Group
A provocative, award-winning film by Paul Festa about the power of music
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Mar 15

IN CONTEXT, Global DanceFest 2008
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM VSA North Fourth Art Center
IN CONTEXT offers free food, film and discussion every Saturday during Global DanceFest
Show & sale of Guatemalan textiles
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Museum of International Folk Art/Museum of New Mexico Foundation
guatemalan textile show and sale
Manga Expo 2008
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Rio Rancho Public Library
Teen manga artists needed!!
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Featured Publications

An integral part of New Mexico's oldest, largest and and only statewide newspaper, the Albuquerque Journal, Journal Santa Fe provides features and hard news on the people, institutions, trends and developments in Santa Fe and northern New Mexico.

Since 1994, Local Flavor, a locally-owned, complimentary food, wine and lifestyle magazine, has reflected the tastes, creativity, and cultural highlights of northern New Mexico.

Trend’s mission is to explore and celebrate New Mexico’s uniqueness while emphasizing both its timeless aesthetic and its evolving contemporary art forms. In the pages of Trend you’ll find the entire spectrum of the art, architecture, design, and people that make Santa Fe a mecca for artists, designers, and art lovers from around the world.

THE magazine is a 15-year old visually oriented, free periodical concentrating on the local, regional, national, and international art scenes, as well as featuring articles, reviews and interviews on the visual arts, performing arts, books, films, music, fine wines, dining, and important cultural issues of the day.

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Children at the Wedding

Having children at your wedding does not have to end with the kids dominating the event or their parents and other guests. A little advance planning on behalf of your youngest attendees will make sure everyone remembers your perfect day as just that...perfect!

New Life for the Santa Fe River


In his March column, Dick Stolley examines why the Santa Fe River is a dry river bed and a proposal by the Santa Fe Watershed Association to bring it back to life. Dick is founding managing editor of People Magazine, author, and award-winning reporter and editor for Life magazine.

Friday, February 29, 2008 at 1:33 AM
by Richard B. Stolley SantaFe.com
What City do you want Santa Fe not to Become?

There comes a time in the life of every city—usually when it is at a critical cross-roads, when its future is at stake—when it has to decide which other city it doesn’t want to be.

That was true for Portland, Oregon in the early 1970s.

It’s true for Santa Fe now.

Back in the 1970s I was an assistant to the young mayor of Portland who had run for office on a campaign that said, “Ours is a city with much to cherish, much to save, and too much to lose to remain idle.” In fact, Portland was at an inflection point. San Francisco to the south was established as a sophisticated city; Seattle to...

Friday, February 29, 2008 at 1:28 AM
by Alan M. Webber SantaFe.com
When Staging Your Home: Emotions Sell!!

The old adage that ‘location, location, location’ sells a house may still hold true, however just as significant to the buying decision is ‘emotion, emotion, emotion’. The human mind loves images and emotion and buyers in particular, are extremely visual when it comes to deciding on the ideal property to purchase.

Capturing the interest of buyers can be as simple as creating visual ‘cues’ or scenes both inside and outside the property that will trigger a positive response to what they are seeing. Real estate staging is a unique ‘design to sell’ technique that uses existing furnishings,...

Friday, February 29, 2008
by Barbara Neulight
From Life Experiences to the Stage

Prior to living on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, Susana Guillaume has touched down in Hollywood, Southern France, and Northern England with a brief foray into the Amazon. From these life experiences, Susana has created a one-woman show— Girl Facing West— about “the pleasures and pains of growing up, while staying human, in a complex world.” This solo performance piece is composed of “my personal choices and the legacy of family.”

Susana Guillaume has an abiding passion for “body-based improvisation where life experiences reside” and, consequently, has taught dance for the past twelve years....

Wednesday, February 20, 2008
by Jeffrey Laing
Abiquiú

Abiquiú, best known as the home of artist Georgia O’Keeffe, offers astonishing landscapes and a glimpse into New Mexico’s rich past.

Abiquiú, a small town about 50 miles northwest of Santa Fe, is best known today as the home of the artist Georgia O’Keeffe. Once you visit, you’ll understand why she loved and painted the landscape of her adopted home for so many years. The haunting beauty of the tiny adobe village, the majesty of the surrounding mountains, and the astonishing grandeur of the nearby red rock canyons is more than enough to keep any artist enthralled for a lifetime.

Friday, February 22, 2008
by Annie Lux
State of the Market: Looking for the Bottom

Ask a dozen Wall Street analysts this month where and when the stock market will bottom out and you’ll get twelve different answers. Jumping in as a buyer at any point in time is a gamble, particularly if short term timing is the objective. Real estate suffers from similar speculation: does the market have further to fall, or is this the time to step up as mortgage rates continue to fall and inventory has swelled to inviting proportions (from a buyer’s point of view). Just as the stock market is a mosaic of multiple components (retail, energy, tech, manufacturing, transportation…)...

Monday, February 18, 2008
by Michael French SantaFe.com
Must See Art Shows: February 15 - 29
Afghan Heart

Happy Valentine’s Day in Northern New Mexico! Site Santa Fe opens an exhibit of one of those local yet ‘global’ artists that fill our town, belying those who still insist on an absurd, archaic regional/ international split in the art world. Steina: 1970 - 2000, is a retrospective of a new media trailblazer.

“Long considered,” write the show’s curators, “a pioneer in the field of new media art by artists and curators alike, Steina has been making art for over three decades that has expanded the boundaries of video technology and electronic imaging. Through an ongoing process of...

Friday, February 15, 2008 at 5:00 AM
by Aline Brandauer
80th Academy Awards

The 80th annual awards show will be held Feb. 24 at the Kodak Theatre and will feature a host of A-list stars. Forest Whitaker, Helen Mirren, Jennifer Hudson, Miley Cyrus, George Clooney and Nicole Kidman will be among the presenters. Others include Denzel Washington, Martin Scorsese, Cate Blanchett, Cameron Diaz, Harrison Ford and Tom Hanks.

John Stewart will be this year’s Oscar host. Stewart has been host and executive producer of Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, winner of four consecutive Emmy® Awards for Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Series, since 1999.

Friday, February 15, 2008
Santa Fe’s Red Thread Collective (Part 1)

Profiles of Artistic Director Tone Forrest, Resident Playwright and Board Member Craig Barnes, and Clara Soister (Actress and Director).

On January 7, 2008, I met with members of the Red Thread Collective for two hours at Java Joe’s Coffee Shop to discuss the theater company’s history, its vision for professional, quality drama in Santa Fe, and its upcoming performance schedule.

One of my earliest recollections is of my Scots grandparents talking about the importance of the red thread: “If you follow the red thread, you can unravel even a hopeless tangle.” Artistic Director Tone...

Friday, February 8, 2008
by Jeffrey Laing
Santa Fe’s Red Thread Collective (Part 2)

On January 7, 2008, at Java Joe’s Coffee Shop, I met with Red Thread Collective members Tone Forrest (Artistic Director), Craig Barnes (Resident Playwright and Board member), and Clara Soister (Actress and Director) on the community needs for the growth of theater in Santa Fe with a schedule of upcoming productions.

Tone, Craig, and Clara all agree that money is needed to create an important and challenging theater community. The irony is that while Santa Fe is an arts town, there is little funding for the drama. All three RTC members see the absolute need for a performing arts center....

Friday, February 8, 2008
by Jeffrey Laing
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Featured Columnists

Dick StolleyNew Life For the Santa Fe River is Dick Stolley’s new Issues and Voices. Dick is founding managing editor of People magazine.

Alan WebberAlan Webber, founder of Fast Company magazine, has a new question: What City Do You Want Santa Fe not To Become?

Hal WingoMind-Body Connection with Dr. Larry Dossey, is the next Santa Fe People installment by Hal Wingo, former editor of Life and People magazines.

This Week In NM History

March 9, 1916 Mexican revolutionary leader Francisco "Pancho" Villa leads an attack on the small community of Columbus on the Mexican border. After the attack, the Mexican insurgents retreat back into Mexico.

March 10, 1862 The Confederate army marches into Santa Fe to find that the Palace of the Governors has been abandoned. Troops raise the Confederate flag over the Palace.

March 11, 1907 Chaco Canyon National Monument opens under the jurisdiction of the National Park Service with impressive Ancestral Pueblo stone ruins that date back to 1000 B.C. Recent theories suggest that the entire complex is almost perfectly aligned with the seasonal and annual skyward paths of the sun, the moon and the stars.

March 11, 1925 With the signature of Gov. Arthur Hannett, New Mexico adopts the current state flag a red Zia symbol on a field of yellow that replaced the original flag and symbolized the Spanish royal colors.

March 13, 1879 Billy the Kid writes first of six letters to Gov. Lew Wallace, offering to testify against others in the Lincoln County War for immunity. They meet four days later in Lincoln.

March 14, 1933 The Legislature creates the New Mexico Motorcycle Patrol (chief and nine patrolmen) but the state police replace them two years later because of the number of Patrol accidents.

Information provided by New Mexico Magazine

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