Tech & Town Festival will welcome students to campus
A free event for New Mexico Tech students and the Socorro community will feature music, food,...
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SocorroFest returns after three year hiatus
After a three-year hiatus because of COVID-19, SocorroFest is back and on track to be the most...
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Performing Arts Series back with live music, community events, costumed pre-show dining and more
August means back to school. It also means a new schedule of music and events with New Mexico...
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Nearby Adventures: Nature’s Art on display
Five thousand pieces are on display in the Mineral Museum, located in the New Mexico Bureau of...
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Nearby Adventures: Hiking and conservation at Sevilleta
The Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge is a great spot for hiking, learning about New Mexico’s...
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4th of July fun
Socorroans gathered for dancing, live music, shaved ice, waterslides and of course fireworks at...
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Historical Society to host first public talk in two years
The Socorro County Historical Society will hold its first Annual Meeting and public talk in two...
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Socorro Fourth of July Celebration returns
Decades-old traditions will mix with new activities for the 4th of July Celebration this year. For...
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Frontier Fest 2022 (Photos)
The annual Frontier Festival in Magdalena on June 11 offered demonstrations on pioneer life skills...
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Socorro youth to star in The Emperor’s New Clothes
Join the Emperor, his friends and subjects, and the busy Silkworms this Saturday, June 11 when the...
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A living history of frontier days
What started out four years ago as a renovation of the Boxcar Museum adjacent to the Magdalena...
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Auditions for children’s theater production of Emperor’s New Clothes
An audition will be held for the Missoula Children’s Theatre’s production of The Emperor’s New...
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Sweet new exhibit opens in June at NM Museum of Natural History and Science
Albuquerque, N.M. – Get ready, Chocoholics: a new exhibition that explores every aspect of...
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Navajo Nation composer Raven Chacon wins the Pulitzer Prize for music
Diné composer, performer and installation artist Raven Chacon has won the Pulitzer Prize for Music...
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Making weavers, and sharing a passion for fiber arts
Liz Gipson has threaded together her weaving skills and passion to build a career—from working as...
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