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An Oasis in the making in city's south side
Owner of now isolated drive-up shack looks forward to growing development
by Sandra Baltazar Martinez • The Santa Fe New Mexican
Sep 8, 2009
Julio Perales had always dreamed of opening his own restaurant. The 31-year-old has waited tables most of his adult life, and for the past decade he has also taken small parts as a movie extra in films such as Lockdown, Wild Wild West and The Longest Yard.
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Plays provide window into Latino struggles
Teen actors in three plays at Teatro Paraguas connect with characters, situations
by Sandra Baltazar Martinez • The Santa Fe New Mexican
Jan 22, 2010
Jessica López understands the message behind the character she portrays: a distressed teenager suppressed by her father's Latino macho culture, by her mother's strict rules and by her liberal American classmates' ideals.
Pueblos celebrate Three Kings Day with prayer, food and Buffalo Dance
by Sandra Baltazar Martinez • The Santa Fe New Mexican
Jan 7, 2010
For the past month, Pojoaque Pueblo Gov. George Rivera's family has been busy preparing for feasts. Wednesday's Three Kings Day culminated the celebrations after the Dec. 12 festivity of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the pueblo's patron saint.
Santa Fe Bandstand Kicks Off
by Sandra Baltazar Martinez • The Santa Fe New Mexican
Jul 7, 2009
Plaza's annual summer concert series kicks off with traditional Spanish tunes
Music floated around the Santa Fe Plaza, and children, teens and adults had their dancing shoes on. The seventh annual Santa Fe Bandstand kicked off Monday afternoon, the first of 89 free performances scheduled through Aug. 20.
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