Visual literacy pioneer Philip Yenawine speaks at the Armory for the Arts Theater, Tuesday as a part of SITE Santa Fe's Innovative Thinker Series. Yenawine is the former Education Director at the Museum of Modern Art and co-founder of Visual Understanding in Education.

The last film in the Farmers Market Wednesday Night Movie series takes a look into the urban farming movement. Converting empty land into gardens is a practical response to industrial farming, food scarcity and nutrition.

Lyle Lovett and Robert Earl Keen reunite for an intimate evening of singer/songwriter music, Sunday, May 26 at the Santa Fe Opera. The show is part of Heath Concerts' "Songs & Stories" music series.

Albuquerque-based intermedia artist Conor Peterson unveils his new project Vector Field at the Center for Contemporary Arts, Friday. "Equal parts science fiction and science fact, the room-sized sculpture is a meditation on the fluid interplay between familiar surroundings and the cosmic sublime."

The inaugural free electronic music festival kicks off on the Railyard Plaza, Saturday. Popular electronic producer Minnesota headlines and local DJs Brotherhood Sound, Sandbox Kid, Koder + Teddy No Name and more round out the bill. Photo: Alexander Yee

Support your favorite local nonprofit with your votes. Beaver Toyota Scion, Hutton Broadcasting and the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Santa Fe haved teamed up to give-away more than $200,000 in prizes -- including the grand prize, one 2013 Toyota vehicle -- to 40 Santa Fe youth-serving charities.

The weather invites you to explore the opportunities afforded by living in such a beautiful area of the country. This list of activities is sure to inspire adventurous weekends to come.

We've been searching through the literary past of New Mexico to compile a list of important work. Check out our top 10 books tied to New Mexico and keep your eyes peeled for contributions from other literary minds in the community.