Santa Fe’s art history is often told through adobe walls, turquoise skies, Indigenous traditions, Spanish colonial heritage, and the legacy of Georgia…
An Albuquerque synagogue is offering free mental health counseling as part of a broader effort to support congregants and strengthen community well-being. The…
The story of the first Jewish wedding in the New Mexico Territory sits at the intersection of Jewish migration, Hispanic culture, frontier commerce, and…
Tu Bishvat, the Jewish new year of the trees, can feel especially vivid in New Mexico. Here, the season does not arrive as a single burst of green. It moves…
On a spring afternoon in New Mexico, Israel Independence Day can begin with a blanket, a cooler, and a clear view of the Sandia Mountains. Jewish students…
When the Cerro Grande Fire began in May 2000, it quickly became one of the most disruptive disasters in New Mexico’s recent history. A prescribed burn in the…
As the afternoon light settles over the Sangre de Cristo foothills, the road between Albuquerque and Santa Fe takes on a particular glow. The Turquoise Trail…
Jewish genealogy groups are gaining visibility across New Mexico as families, researchers, and community organizations work to recover stories that might…
For one Albuquerque family, the decision to adopt a child from Israel grew from a meeting point between family, faith, and a lasting connection to Jewish life.…
On a quiet table in Las Cruces, Hebrew letters become a meeting place between language, history, and personal expression. A local Jewish calligraphy workshop…