In Corrales, where the Rio Grande bosque meets old farm roads and wide New Mexico skies, Sukkot can take on a particularly earthy character. A Jewish-owned…
In a quiet Albuquerque recording room, a Jewish Holocaust survivor is speaking to people who were born more than seven decades after the liberation of…
On the afternoon of Rosh Hashanah, a Jewish gathering beside the Rio Grande can feel both ordinary and profound. Families arrive with water bottles, prayer…
By late Friday afternoon in Rio Rancho, the usual family timetable can feel compressed into a single breath. School pick-ups, work messages, homework, sports…
As the evening light settles over Santa Fe, the Plaza becomes a natural meeting place for music, memory, and movement. For Yom HaAtzmaut, Israel’s Independence…
High in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, a small congregation has turned a patch of earth into a working model of Jewish communal care. B'nai…
In the high desert of northern New Mexico, where juniper and sagebrush frame adobe homes, a small workshop hums with the rhythm of a wooden loom. Here, a…
At New Mexico Tech, a Jewish professor can look at the Talmud and see more than a record of religious law. The ancient collection of rabbinic debate also…
The history of Jewish service in the New Mexico National Guard belongs to two stories at once. It is part of the state’s military record, shaped by desert…
Lag B'Omer arrives each year on the thirty-third day of the Omer counting, bringing with it bonfires, bows, and a noticeable lift in spirits among Jewish…