Molly Boyle is a journalist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, focusing on local stories and culture. She writes for New Mexico Magazine, covering topics such as historical landmarks, local events, art, literature, and culinary delights. Molly's articles aim to showcase the unique charm and rich heritage of Santa Fe and its surrounding areas.
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Molly's coverage primarily focuses on local cultural and artistic themes, with a specific emphasis on Santa Fe in New Mexico. Given the nature of her articles, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to local artists, art exhibitions, and cultural events happening within Santa Fe or New Mexico.
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By: Molly Boyle
Explore the rich history and culture of Acoma Pueblo's Sky City, one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in North America. Discover stories of famous visitors, traditional pottery, and the awe-inspiring San Estévan del Rey Mission Church. Experience immersive tours led by Pueblo guides, offering a unique perspective on Acoma's heritage and lifeways.
By: Molly Boyle
Experience cultural immersion through guided tours in New Mexico, where you can learn from the people who shaped the region's history at locations like El Rancho de las Golondrinas, Taos Pueblo, and Zuni Pueblo, each offering unique insights into the state's rich heritage.
Join the 100th celebration of Santa Fe's beloved 50-foot marionette, Zozobra, on August 30. Discover the tradition, excitement, and unique centennial style as over 60,000 spectators gather to watch the iconic figure burn away their woes.
Immerse yourself in the vivid landscapes and intense drama of northern New Mexico with Alisa Lynn Valdés's "Blood Mountain." Join game warden Jodi Luna as she unravels a chilling mystery among the elite and the wild, all trapped together by a fierce blizzard.
Explore Farmington's thriving arts and culture scene, where rez metal, innovative art spaces, and public projects highlight a community rich in history and creativity.
"Moonlight Elk" is Christie Green's memoir about her life-changing experiences hunting in New Mexico, influenced by the moon and her bond with nature.
By: Molly Boyle
Discover the untold story of Juanita Martinez Garrett, the first wife of legendary Sheriff Pat Garrett, who finally received a grave marker after 142 years in Old Fort Sumner Cemetery.
By: Molly Boyle
Dawson, New Mexico, was once the largest company-owned city in the Southwest. Although it’s most famous for the deadly coal mine disasters that took place there in 1913 and 1923, Dawson was a beloved home to thousands until 1950. Now, hundreds of people come from all over the country for a biennial pilgrimage to the ghost town, where they reunite ... and remember.
On Santa Fe’s Canyon Road, an artist’s historic home and studio blossoms into a new era.
Read the latest from renowned Acoma Pueblo poet Simon J. Ortiz in "Light as Light," his first collection in 21 years, and dive into his reflections on activism, personal history, and the power of love through masterful, moving poetry.
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