Finally, there’s something in the works in Eldorado that doesn’t involve chickens!

Yarn & Coffee looks like a quaint shack buried in the back parking lot of The Pantry. It’s been a 10-year project for Deborah Grossman, who first conceptualized her own ‘knit and coffee’ shop in 2001.

If Aesop’s fables taught us anything, it’s that life is a journey, not a race.

Tom Leech, curator of the Press at the Palace of the Governors, is a busy man. “I’ve worked here for 11 years, and I’ve never had two days that were the same,” he says.

Karla Slocum is an anthropology professor from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, studying the black history of Oklahoma as a local resident scholar at the School for Advanced Research. Think of her as a cross-country vagabond, but with a PhD.

So what if we lack lush beaches and have modest adobe buildings instead of skyscrapers? New Mexico has character, dammit and we here at SFR would like to celebrate its quirks, warts and all.

As a side note and perhaps to explain his decision to let his actors use their own voices in the Santa Fe Shakespeare Society production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, director Jerry Ferraccio says t