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— That’s a Lota Treasure!
In SFR’s new humor column, Forrest Fenn pulls a fast one
— Summer Guide 2013
93 Days of Summer; 93 Ways to Enjoy Them
— Downs Doings
Sources: FBI has conducted interviews about controversial racino deal
— Cinderella Story
Santa Fe Fuego: America's worst, most lovable baseball team
Guides Santa Fe Manual Restaurant Guide Best of Santa Fe Bar & Nightlife Summer Arts

Letter America: Dear Doctor Guy Walksintoabar

Letter America Dear Doctor Guy, My friend recently stopped taking my calls because I’m dating her ex-boyfriend, but they broke up like over two years ago. I don’t know what to do.—Helpless Hottie ... More

Jun 17, 2013 By Robert Wilder Comments 0
 
 
 

 

 

Pian-Whoa?

Play Us a Song, You’re the Piano Men?

Music Features Vanessie (427 W Water St., 984-1193) is packed to the point where I turn to my oddball friend Elektra and mouth the word... ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by Alex De Vore Comments 0
 
 
 

M-O, M-O-N-D-A-Y…Night!

Eat that, beginning of the week!

Music Features Garfield and I share a few similarities: We love sleeping all the time in an effort to not feel feelings... ... More

Jun 11, 2013 by Alex De Vore Comments 0
 
 
 

Return of the King

Hahaha! I'M BACK, NERDS!

Music Features As I am sure nobody around here had anything better to do in my absence than discuss at great length what I may have been up to, y’all were surely already aware of my return.
... More

Jun 04, 2013 by Alex De Vore Comments 1
 
 
 

The Long & Winding Road

Evarusnik explains how to fund, create and promote an album

Music Features Despite all the complaints about the fizzling music industry, it’s still possible to make a multi-thousand-dollar album without official label support or a trust fund. ... More

May 28, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 0
 
 
 

Hello Mother, Hello Father

Out with Camp Grenada, in with Camp Rock Band

Music Features One broken guitar string at a time, the staff at Candyman Strings & Things has been cultivating the next generation of potential rock legends since the 2010 inception of Summer Rock Camp. ... More

May 21, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 0
 
 
 
 
 

Hello Mother, Hello Father

Out with Camp Grenada, in with Camp Rock Band

Music Features One broken guitar string at a time, the staff at Candyman Strings & Things has been cultivating the next generation of potential rock legends since the 2010 inception of Summer Rock Camp. ... More

May 21, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 0
 
 
 

Return of the King

Hahaha! I'M BACK, NERDS!

Music Features As I am sure nobody around here had anything better to do in my absence than discuss at great length what I may have been up to, y’all were surely already aware of my return.
... More

Jun 04, 2013 by Alex De Vore Comments 1
 
 
 

Reggae Nation

In pueblo communities, reggae’s popularity remains rocksteady

Music Features More than 2,800 Native and indigenous dancers filled the floor of the University of New Mexico Pit during the April 27 grand entry of the Gathering of Nations. ... More

May 07, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 4
 
 
 

The Long & Winding Road

Evarusnik explains how to fund, create and promote an album

Music Features Despite all the complaints about the fizzling music industry, it’s still possible to make a multi-thousand-dollar album without official label support or a trust fund. ... More

May 28, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 0
 
 
 

‘Matli Crüe

A more responsible, cooler Ozomatli returns to town

Music Features Most popular, long-running bands have fan bases that age along with their music. ... More

Apr 23, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 0
 
 
 

Awards Season

NMMA producer says music matters

Music Features Ever wonder what you receive for winning a New Mexico Music Award? ... More

May 14, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 0
 
 
 

Record Keeping

Old pastime gets new spin

Music Features Like vultures, coyotes, flesh flies and other scavengers, vinyl collectors are omnipresent. ... More

Apr 30, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 0
 
 
 

String Theory

Tony Furtado talks strumming and songwriting

Music Features Tony Furtado is a sculptor working in ceramics and chainmail; a ceaselessly touring singer, songwriter, guitarist and slide guitarist; not to mention one of the best five-string banjo players alive. ... More

Apr 09, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 0
 
 
 

Vote for Pedro

Meet Pedro Romero, Santa Fe’s gypsy accordionist

Music Features It’s one of the first sunny spring days on the Plaza, and Pedro Romero is out once more, serenading anyone who has the time to stop and listen. ... More

Apr 02, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 2
 
 
 

Mystic Measures

Santa Fe Harmony Center heals with sound

Music Features The owners of Santa Fe Harmony Center—husband and wife Jim and Jennifer Kinney—are “Human Potential Practitioners” certified in, they say, “luminous healing” and “energetic medicine.” ... More

Apr 16, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 2
 
 
 

All Eyes on the Ball

How to cut a rug like it’s 1651

Music Features “The current rise in popularity of English country dance,” David Millstone believes, has been “fueled in recent years by the popularity of Jane Austen movies.” ... More

Mar 26, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 0
 
 
 

House Rules

For live shows, there’s really no place like home

Music Features Five people, a dog, a cat and a half-grown pig live in Albuquerque’s Gold House. ... More

Mar 19, 2013 by Loren Bienvenu Comments 0
 
 
 
 
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