In the high desert of northern New Mexico, a Friday evening can gather several worlds around one table. Chimayó is known for its adobe homes, acequia-fed…
In Portales, New Mexico, a family’s sukkah has to serve two purposes at once. It must be a temporary outdoor dwelling for Sukkot, open enough to recall the…
Each year, the Jewish Federation of New Mexico brings people together for a community bike ride that turns remembrance into movement. Riders gather to raise…
Under a wide desert sky in Albuquerque, dozens of families gathered along the bosque that hugs the Rio Grande as the afternoon light turned the water to…
In the high desert of northern New Mexico, where sagebrush flats meet the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, a small but growing conversation is unfolding among…
On the high plains of northeastern New Mexico, where the prairie flattens under a relentless wind and the Sangre de Cristo range sits purple on the horizon, a…
As the sun sets on Yom Kippur, Jewish communities gather for the break-fast, a meal marking the gentle return from a 25-hour fast. The tradition varies from…
Walk into a seminar room at the University of New Mexico on a Tuesday afternoon and you may find a Jewish professor asking students to reconsider everything…
San Miguel Mission in Socorro, New Mexico, is widely recognised as one of the oldest houses of worship still standing in the continental United States, with…