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Photographer Douglas Merriam follows migrant workers through the chile harvest in Hatch.

Watch the Santa Fe Independent Film Festival and LunaFest online, support the Empty Bowls fundraiser’s online silent auction, view Mandy Stapleford’s exhibit virtually, and visit the ABQ Biopark Harvest Days event for curbside pick-up.

Albuquerque-based company, Jillipepper, offers a unique selection of fresh tasting salsas.

Here's everything you want to know about the New Mexico chile pepper—from the Scoville scale and the number of species to chile's spicy economic benefit.

The Historic Fairview Cemetery tells stories of wealth, power, tragedy, and anonymity.

Catch the Balloon Fiesta, hear legendary tales in Taos, shop the New Mexico Artisan Market pop-up, listen to the Roswell Symphony Orchestra, and search out Gila monsters (and art!) in Silver City.

Just a few miles north of Los Cerrillos, sculptor Kevin Box creates origami-inspired outdoor sculptures at the Turquoise Trail Sculpture Garden and Studio.

Check out 30 Americans, bite into the Taco Wars, cuddle up to the Taos Wool Festival, drive in for live music in Alamogordo, and pick a pumpkin at McCall’s Pumpkin Patch.

In 2005, Preston Mitchell launched the online business Hatch Chile Store, which brought our beloved Hatch chiles to those near and far.

Ristras of red chile peppers are iconic New Mexico decor, but they're also a pantry on a string. Follow these steps to create your own hanging ristra at home.