Magazine

The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad kept chugging through the pandemic, and this summer introduces a newly renovated locomotive plus five retooled passenger cars.

An exhibit at the Albuquerque International Balloon Museum celebrates adventurous, airborne women.

Old mining towns often go bust. Not Silver City, where artists, entrepreneurs, and outdoor enthusiasts bring new spirits to life.

Trek through Questa history, walk the ABQ Art Walk, strike up the band with Nohe & Sus Santos, see the stars all month, and take in Taos—in the abstract.

Honor our military at the Veterans Memorial in Gallup.

Mike Pogue, who owns and runs Sunset Motel with his wife, Debbie, keeps Route 66 alive with vintage vibes and personal service.

In Santa Fe, a centuries-old statue once stood for conquest. Now it calls for peace.

Nestled within one of the most impressive landscapes in New Mexico, Cimarrón melds a rip-roarin’ history with small-town charm.

Martha J. Egan casts new light on an intricate form of centuries-old Catholic jewelry—and encourages a new generation of makers.

The Mora Valley once boasted seven wheat mills within seven miles. The three that remain (plus one wool mill) have history on their side.