Rozanna M. Martinez

M úsica Antigua de Albuquerque sets itself apart from other holiday performances with its repertoire of Christmas music from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance using period instruments.

Cozy breakfast and brunch offerings served in a fun, lively environment is what Brekki Brekki offers the greater Albuquerque area. The restaurant is currently decked out for the winter season but outside of the holidays, patrons are welcomed with foliage and trellises dropping from the ceiling and along the wall with whimsical signage in between. Some patrons also bring their own ambiance.

The Albuquerque Museum recently obtained some prominent acquisitions that include a piece by artist Richard Diebenkorn.

A rare and historically significant self-portrait by Catharine Carter Critcher is now on view at the Couse-Sharp Historic Site in Taos.

From the festive themed libations to the glassware to the over-the-top decor, Miracle in Albuquerque and Sippin' Santa in Santa Fe have your holiday cocktail lounge experience covered through Monday, Dec. 30.

The Merry Mingle Holiday Jingle Market at Canteen Brewhouse is the answer to your last minute holiday shopping needs. Guests will have the opportunity to cross friends and family off their gift list and shop unique and one-of-a-kind items from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Dec.

It has been quite the year for Santa Fe Improv. The nonprofit organization launched community based programs for New Mexico school students and educators under the leadership of its executive director Eric Weiss.

V isitors at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center can cast their votes for their favorite entries in the annual Pueblo Gingerbread House Contest.

This year, two of the ten 2024 National Endowment for the Arts National Heritage Fellowships were presented to a dance troupe and a quilter with ties to the Land of Enchantment.

Opera Southwest is saying farewell to 2024 with its traditional New Year's Eve concert on Tuesday, Dec. 31.