Magazine

A look inside the archives at one of our classic issues from 91 years of New Mexico Magazine.

Rueful anecdotes about New Mexico's mistaken geographical identity, since 1970

A bestseller and box office blockbuster is recast as an opera, and makes its world premiere this season in Santa Fe.

Doug Scott may be best known for his sculptures, but art hasn’t been his only quest. He’s spent the past 30 years seeking—and finding—New Mexico’s hidden waterfalls.

Sure, Taos is all about timeless appeal—but it’s also been busy refreshing its visitor-friendly amenities. Candace Walsh reveals her favorite new venues for shopping, dining, lodging, and more.

Cruise into Taos via evergreen-shrouded roads linking high-altitude hamlets with distinct personalities, from the Old Santa Fe Trail heritage and artistic spirit of Cimarrón to the outdoorsy energy and infectious liveliness of Red River.

Anecdotes, observations, and personal mementos of this singular state.

Taos celebrates the centennial of the founding of its pioneering Society of Artists.

Where to find (and how to make) sweet summer treats, studded and swirled with only-in-NM ingredients.