(Santa Fe, NM) — New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science patrons will be treated a performance by the Young Voices of the Santa Fe Opera when they present Encounters with Opera. The performance will take place Saturday November, 4 during 2017 National Opera Week, a week-long celebration of opera takes place in cities […]
LAS CRUCES, N.M. – For a century, the New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau has served as the voice of agriculture in our state. A new exhibit at the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum in Las Cruces celebrates the impact the organization has had in its first 100 years. “New Mexico Farm
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(Santa Fe, NM) — This holiday season you can explore history where it happened at one of the New Mexico Historic Sites that are hosting several free holiday events. On Wednesday, December 6 from 4:30PM to 6:30pm enjoy Christmas at the Bosque at the Fort Sumner Historic Site/Bosque Redondo Memorial. Listen to history unfold with
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(Santa Fe, NM) — One month from today, the New Mexico Museum of Art will re-open its doors, launching its Centennial celebration, and its second century in operation. Built as a purpose-built art gallery for the Museum of New Mexico 100 years ago, it opened with much fanfare on November 25th, 1917. The museum was
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(Santa Fe, NM) — The Museum of Indian Arts & Culture invites the public to a commemorative sculpture unveiling and celebration of life – honoring the late Valentino Tzigiwhaeno Rivera (Pojoaque Pueblo), 2008 – 2016. The unveiling and celebration takes places on Sunday, November 5 from 1pm to 4pm at the Museum of Indian Arts
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For Immediate Release: (Santa Fe, NM) October 17, 2017—The New Mexico Museums, the oldest state museum system in the country, offer some of the most beautiful buildings and perfect backdrops against which to celebrate one of life’s happiest moments. Your wedding will be rooted in culture, history and natural beauty, and your guests will experience
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(Santa Fe, N.M) –Throughout this year, New Mexico State Library’s Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (LBPH) celebrates 50 years of continuous service to New Mexico’s visually impaired, physically handicapped, or disabled readers. The celebratory year will highlight this special program offered by LBPH to blind and physically handicapped patrons, as well as all
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(Albuquerque, New Mexico) – With names like Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Taos, and a giant crater the size of the Valles Caldera, future maps of the planet Mars will contain a lot of names familiar to the people of New Mexico. Suggested by a member of the Mars Rover team based in New Mexico, the
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For Immediate Release: October 12, 2017 (Albuquerque, NM) – New Mexico dinosaurs and other extinct reptiles drew huge crowds in Japan, during a yearlong three-city tour of the nation. During a collective 218 days on exhibition at the three venues, the exhibition drew more than 588,000 visitors. “The Japanese we worked with combined cutting-edge
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For Immediate Release: October 12, 2017 (Albuquerque, NM) – New Mexico dinosaurs and other extinct reptiles drew huge crowds in Japan, during a yearlong three-city tour of the nation. During a collective 218 days on exhibition at the three venues, the exhibition drew more than 588,000 visitors. “The Japanese we worked with combined cutting-edge
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