In New Mexico, food carries memory across deserts, borders, generations, and holiday tables. A single plate can hold the warmth of roasted green chile, the…
When winter settles over Albuquerque, the city’s high-desert landscape takes on a particular beauty. Bare branches frame the sky, paths grow quiet in the early…
Across New Mexico, conversations about land are also conversations about memory, identity, responsibility, and survival. For Pueblo nations, land is part of a…
The new documentary about New Mexico’s Jewish pioneers arrives at a useful moment. Public conversations about the state often center on Spanish colonial…
When a Jewish person, family, congregation, school, or community institution is targeted by an antisemitic hate crime, the harm extends well beyond the…
When a local Jewish physician brings trauma-care training to Navajo health workers, the work reaches far beyond a clinical lesson. It becomes an exchange about…
In the East Mountains, Sukkot arrives with a particular kind of beauty. The air turns crisp after sunset, cottonwoods and scrub oak catch the afternoon light,…
A new place to stay near Taos is inviting travelers to experience northern New Mexico through a Jewish lens. The newly opened bed-and-breakfast, described by…
In New Mexico, Zionism is often discussed across long distances and varied communities. Jewish life extends from Albuquerque and Santa Fe to Las Cruces, Taos,…
A new community program is creating a simple but meaningful bridge between Jewish seniors and high school students: shared Shabbat visits. The initiative pairs…