TABLE Magazine New Mexico

08/13/2026

So much fun to see my little bean salad recipe included in the Summer 2026 issue of

A huge thank you to for inviting me to contribute to this beautiful potluck story. It’s such a joy to be included alongside so many incredible home cooks, including , Enrique Guerrero, , Michael Campbell and Paul McKittrick, and of course Cheryl herself.

If you’re planning a summer gathering, this collection is full of recipes you’ll want to bookmark—from deviled eggs and hushpuppies to fresh salads and plenty of dishes made for sharing.

You can find the entire Recipe for a Potluck Party collection at newmexico.tablemagazine.com. I hope you love my bean salad! 🫘

Thanks again, Cheryl, for including me. It was a pleasure to have a seat at the table.

07/23/2026

The Traditional Spanish Market showcases decades of artistic creative history this weekend on July 24 and 25. As you prepare for the market, meet vendor and tin artist Justin Gallegos Mayrant whose work combines the traditional Spanish art form of tinwork with a contemporary aesthetic. Learn more about Mayrant and what the market means to artists at the link below!

Plus, keep your exploration of culture and beauty going with the Contemporary Hispanic Market that runs concurrently in Santa Fe on July 25 and 26.

Story by Maria Manuela
Photography by Gabriella Marks

Justin Gallegos Mayrant has been apart of the Traditional Spanish Market since he was just eight and continues as the 100th year approaches.

07/21/2026

Candice Hopkins (citizen of Carcross/Tagish First Nation) is a curator and executive director and chief curator at Forge, an organization and cultural space dedicated to Indigenous storytelling. Her focus and ethos continue in Hopkins’ curatorial project, "Indian Theater: Native Art, Performance and Self-Determination," which is running now at SITE Santa Fe through September 7. Learn more about the show at the link below.

Story by Maria Manuela
Photo Courtesy of Art Basel

Candice Hopkins features Indigenous storytelling in 'Indian Theater: Native Art, Performance and Self-Determination' at SITE Santa Fe.

07/09/2026

The International Folk Art Market kicks off today and continues throughout the weekend! To celebrate this annual event, we spoke with Nadia Hamid and Jacci Gruniger to discover how Santa Fe's showcase of folk art comes together. Read the story at the link below.

https://newmexico.tablemagazine.com/blog/behind-the-scenes-international-folk-art-market/

Story by Maria Manuela
Photography by Gabriella Marks

Step behind-the-scenes of the 2026 International Folk Art Market as they plan to bring 150 artists from around the world to Santa Fe

06/25/2026

For three days, thousands of visitors descend upon the International Folk Art Market to shop for jewelry, basketry, ceramics, carpets, and other handcrafted folk art. Suzanne Sugg chairs the IFAM Artist Placement Committee and sits on the Board of Directors. While she’s passionate about all folk art, textiles have a special place in her heart. Join us as we tag along to a dinner with IFAM textile artists, market supporters, volunteers, and board members to learn more. Find the story at the link below.

Story by Julia Platt Leonard ()
Photography by Ashley Perry Lynn ()
Food by Dhiru Paulraj & Marigold Kitchen ()

Peak into how the International Folk Art Market preserves Indigenous textiles and supports creators worldwide.

06/24/2026

The Museum of International Folk Art is home to the world’s largest collection of folk art. Spanning more than 135,000 objects from more than 100 countries, the collection offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity to engage with the crafts and traditions from the global community.

Article sponsored by New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs.

The Museum of International Folk Art is home to the world’s largest collection of folk art. Spanning more than 135,000 objects from more...

06/03/2026

We're sending out a congratulations to Chef Marc Quiñones at La Fonda () who the James Beard Foundation named a TasteTwenty Chef—an annual roster of industry “ones to watch." Learn more about Chef Marc Quiñones and his achievement at the link below!

Story by Julia Platt Leonard ()
Photo Courtesy of Chef Marc Quiñones ()

https://newmexico.tablemagazine.com/blog/chef-marc-quinones-james-beard-foundations-tastetwenty-class/

05/22/2026

If you’ve spent time at Horno, chances are you’ve been greeted by Xena’s infectious grin and laugh, introduced to a new herbal tincture, or guided toward the perfect glass of wine. Her warmth, knowledge, and care for people make her such a special part of the community.
Xena was recently in a serious car accident, and our hearts are with her as she recovers. If you’re able, please consider supporting her GoFundMe and helping someone who has given so much joy and hospitality to others. Donate at the link in our story or bio.

05/22/2026

Summer art shows at New Mexico galleries bring together color, creativity, and the beauty of the Southwest in a very special way. We’ve compiled a list of exhibits throughout the summer months that let you explore local talent while enjoying the artistic spirit of the region. Explore the exhibits at the link below!

https://newmexico.tablemagazine.com/blog/summer-art-shows-in-new-mexico-galleries/

Featured Galleries and Artists:
Kevin Tolman ()
Nuart Gallery ()
Tierra Mar ()
Jeddadiah Emanuel ()
Scout Dunbar ()
Douglas Ostroff
Rick Stevens ()
Kay Contemporary ()
Weems Gallery ()
David Croxton
Wild Hearts Gallery (.hearts.gallery)
RioBravo Fine Art ()
Olin West ()

Story by Natassja Santistevan ()

Summer Art Shows in New Mexico Galleries feature vibrant summer exhibits with abstract art, glass, woodwork, and landscapes.

05/18/2026

Walk Through the Past at the New Mexico History Museum
Discover the cultures, histories, and stories that make New Mexico unique at the New Mexico History Museum on the Santa Fe Plaza.

Discover the cultures, histories, and stories that make New Mexico unique at the New Mexico History Museum on the Santa Fe Plaza.