Medicine Women of the Four Corners Curanderas -women who heal – have existed since time immemorial. Even in our modern age, their presence remains powerful, relevant, and deeply needed. These healers often believe they have been called to their path through divine guidance. Rooted in faith and devotion, many curanderas work within traditions influenced by
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By Sarah Angileri Oh, the humble bean. We love them for being an affordable, tasty vegetarian source of protein. If stored properly, they keep almost indefinitely, too. From simple uses for canned beans to slow-cooker recipes for the dried variety, to love a bean is to step into a world of culinary possibility not
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Taos Is Art! This adventure begins in Taos, New Mexico, where art is woven into the very fabric of the community. Dozens of museums and galleries celebrate everything from traditional Native art to bold contemporary works. Drumming away in Taos! Choose Your Adventure! Harwood Museum of Art– Founded in 1923 by the Harwood Foundation, it
Come to Southern Arizona for Hauntings, Hummingbirds and Hard Gold! Southern Arizona is filled with surprises—from hummingbird havens and hard-rock mining history to ghost tours and Old West shootouts. Spring and fall offer the most comfortable weather for exploring, before the intense heat of summer settles over the desert. Choose Your Adventure! Tombstone – Tombstone
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The Glory of Tucson, AZ My Favorite City! Best time to visit is in the winter months unless you enjoy 100+ temps in the summer! Experience Tucson’s Southwestern Spirit Discover a vibrant desert city shaped by saguaro-covered landscapes, rich history, colorful culture, and unmistakable Southwestern character. Me!- Saluting the beautiful AZ sunset Choose Your Adventure!
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Mother Nature can be as gentle as a lamb or as fierce as a tiger. One July morning in 1980, while backpacking with my boyfriend Mark in the Colorado Mountains, we experienced both the lamb and the tiger in a single day. This is a story about resilience, staying calm and acting quickly. Sometimes, there
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Mysteries of the Ancient Southwest- Northern AZ and NM This month’s journey takes you through northwestern New Mexico and eastern Arizona to three remarkable Ancestral Pueblo sites: Chaco Canyon, Canyon de Chelly, and Casa Malpais. Each offers a different glimpse into the lives, traditions, and movements of the people who inhabited this region. Give yourself
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