Show organizer Nei-Nei Freeman said the inspiration for the show comes from so many artisans moving to the area wanting to understand what New Mexico truly is all about.
“New Mexicans love their chile,” Freeman said. “Anything that has to do with chile, they come out.”
The new division was created to help diversify the state’s economy and support New Mexicans who work in creative industries by giving out competitive grants.
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Janice “Jan” Pacifico is a professional potter who has lived in Tomé in the historic stage stop since 1991. She is originally from Mineola, N.Y., where she lived for 20 years, before moving to Brooklyn, N.Y., where she lived for three decades and owned Home Pottery.
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TOMÉ— For a quarter century, Tomé Art Gallery has been a colorful jewel along the highway that...
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TOME — It’s that time of year again and Frida Kahlo called and was wondering why in the world the...
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BELEN—An all-day celebration of the brightly-colored banners, including one designating the city...
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A local nonprofit has received national recognition for its volunteer efforts in educating local...
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TOME—If your favorite football team didn’t make it to the big game this weekend, consider being...
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