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  • Day of Enchantment

    Published 3 weeks ago by NmToDe
    New Mexico is a picture-perfect place.
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  • TravelGuide New Mexico tm, Eight Northern Pueblos Arts & Crafts Show

    Published 1 month ago by TravelGuideNewMexico
    Mark your calendars for July 17th & 18th...the 38th Annual EIGHT NORTHERN PUEBLOS Arts & Crafts Show. This incredible event is the Southwest's largest Indian owned and operated arts & crafts show...and is one of the summer's must see events! You'll come face to face with more than 300 artists and artisans...presenting and selling their jewelry....pottery.... sculptures....paintings....wood carvings...and more. What an amazing opportunity to talk with these artists....learn about their work...and purchase their exquisite art & jewelry! It's no wonder that people come from all over the country for this event! In addition to the art, you'll enjoy traditional pueblo food and electrifying pueblo dance performances, with each tribe presenting their unique dances, costuming, singers and drummers. It's the 38th Annual EIGHT NORTHERN PUEBLOS Arts & Crafts Show.........July 17th & 18th........8:30 am -- 4:30 pm.....at the Eight Northern Pueblos Visitor's Center in Ohkay Owingeh...(O-keh 0-weeng-eh) just five miles north of Espanola on Hwy 68. For more information, call 505.747.1593 or visit ENIPC.org.
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  • Digital Stories: Reproductive Justice 101

    Published 3 weeks ago by medialiteracyproject
    Digital Stories were filmed at the 2010 U.S. Social Forum in Detroit, MI. Mariela Alburges of Latinas Organizing for Reproductive Equality "LORE" from Chicago, IL.
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Surah Fatir Ayats 1 - 11

Segment from the public access tv program the Islamic Forum of New Mexico. Surah Fatir Ayats 1 - 11. Arabic Recitation of Qur'an Sheikh Mishary El Fasy, english recitation by Abdur Rauf Campos-Marquetti. Digital videography by Abdur Rauf Campos-Marquetti.

Published 8 hours ago

By islamicforumnm

Cuisine Events in Albuquerque

Discover what foodies are enjoying with a variety of food-centric events in Albuquerque. ABQ Expert, Gwyneth Doland takes you through cuisine events like the famous Fiery Foods Show, the New Mexico State Fair, NM Restaurant Week and more. Embrace your love of chile in Albuquerque.

Published 1 day ago

By ABQCVB

Travel Guide New Mexico tm Chama, New Mexico Visitor's Guide

In February 1880, the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad began construction of the San Juan extension, a route that went from Alamosa, Colorado to Silverton, Colorado by way of Cumbres Pass, Chama and Durango. Railroad service to Chama began in February, 1881 and facilities for servicing railroad equipment, a depot, warehouses and stockyards were set up along the route surveyed for the railroad The brief period of construction from 1880-1881 was one of the most exciting episodes in the areas history and Chama almost immediately became a boomtown. The possibilities for development attracted both industrious and disreputable characters from all around. Individuals interested in developing the coal mines in Monero rapidly appeared on the scene as did representatives of the lumber industry, laborers, engineers and contractors to build the railroad and buildings required to accommodate the mass of people attracted to the booming railroad town of Chama For many years Chama remained a rowdy and exciting place to be. It was a very prosperous town with plenty of work and a great deal of entertainment in the forms of saloons, gambling houses, moonshine stills, etc. Groceries were expensive and outlaws, such as the Clay Allison gang, regularly held up the railroad pay car construction camps with large payrolls, saloons and gambling houses In the past, the main industries of the area were logging, mining and sheep and cattle ranching. Before the logging industry clear-cut much of the timber, the vast grasslands one now sees, were hundreds of square miles of forest. In pre-logging days the forest was so thick that it was difficult for a man on horseback to negotiate his way through the trees. The sheep industry operated on a grand scale until the depression and the terrible winter of 1931-32 combined to nearly wipe out the sheep industry Chama, New Mexico offers a unique blend of cultures. In the shops and cafes you will hear a mix of English, Spanish and Native languages, often used in concert. And youll hear a lot of laughter. Serious conversations often turn to the environment and politics, as big changes are again underway. The local economy, once fueled by agriculture, is increasingly fed by tourism and new businesses started by transplants from more congested urban areas.

Published 1 day ago

By TravelGuideNewMexico

Taos Fiestas 2010

Annual Las Fiestas de Santiago y Santa Ana, Taos, New Mexico USA. This year's event was on July 23-25, 2010. This video was shot July 24, 2010 for The Taos News Media Center at www.taosnews.com. It was shot and edited by Rick Romancito, music by Mariachi Rio Grande recorded live during the fiesta children's parade.

Published 3 days ago

By taosnews

LETTERS TO OUR DAUGHTERS Teaser Trailer 03

Cast: Christopher Michael Roybal

Published 3 days ago

By Chris Roybal

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