New Mexico Magazine

Our November issue is out now! This month, we're putting the spotlight on New Mexico's thriving film and TV industry. With new studio investments, fresh projects, creative Native storytellers, and A-list crews, the Land of Enchantment is ready for its starring role. Plus, journey to the ghost town of Dawson, where hundreds of people gather every other summer for a biennial reunion filled with memories and nostalgia, explore the historic mining town of Madrid, now buzzing with artists and new energy, learn about blue corn's cultural and culinary importance, blending tradition and innovation, and more! Don't miss out! Subscribe to New Mexico Magazine today: nmmag.us/subscribe

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Dawson, New Mexico, was once the largest company-owned city in the Southwest. Although it’s most famous for the deadly coal mine disasters that took place there in 1913 and 1923, Dawson was a beloved home to thousands until 1950. Now, hundreds of people come from all over the country for a biennial pilgrimage to the ghost town, where they reunite ... and remember. Read more: https://lnkd.in/geWewvZA #newmexicomagazine

”The first week we shot in Shiprock was a full circle moment for me. I had lived in a double-wide trailer a half mile from the high school we filmed at—and now I’m there making a movie!” says 21-year-old Jojo Jackson, star of the new Netflix hit ”Rez Ball.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/gaQCACJ2 #newmexicomagazine #newmexicotrue

With streaming services opening new studios, A-list directors helming major productions, Native stories getting attention, and world-class crews taking on exciting projects, the Land of Enchantment is the center of the action. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gmQ-A6kB #newmexicomagazine

Once scarce around these parts, bagels are on the rise in New Mexico, thanks to regional flavors and creative makers who’ve found recipes for success. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gT2d9zyc

Each autumn, Fred Harvey enthusiasts spill into Santa Fe to connect with a colorful history of Southwest hospitality—and each other. “It’s basically a big party and family reunion,” says Stephen Fried, a founder and organizer of the?Fred Harvey History Weekend, which hosts its 15th annual event October 25–28. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gSkC38fr #newmexicomagazine

Sadly, it’s well past last call for some of New Mexico’s storied dance floors and watering holes. Here’s a handful of the state’s much-missed hot spots with Old West vibes. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gKTbBDYg #newmexicomagazine

Nearly a century old, the Taos Art Museum at Fechin House draws visitors who are as fascinated by its architecture as its art. This fall, the museum gets a new companion space that matches its artistic pedigree. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gxcwR2-n #newmexicomagazine

History, culture, and generations of residents—including some cute gatos—create the power of place in Albuquerque’s Barelas neighborhood. Read more: https://lnkd.in/geXn_CZn #newmexicomagazine #newmexicotrue