Spencer Fordin is a staff writer for the Santa Fe New Mexican and Yahoo News, with a focus on local news in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His articles cover a range of topics including arts and culture, outdoor activities, community events, and food. Spencer's work has also been featured in Observer Media Group.
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Spencer Fordin's articles predominantly cover local events and announcements with a focus on design-related themes, including food, writing, holidays, outdoors, and arts. If you are pitching to Spencer, consider suggesting coverage of unique local events related to these topics or exclusive interviews with key figures in the local design scene.
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Mother Nature has been kind to Jonathan and Angela Scott, and the wildlife photographers are doing their best to give back.
By: Spencer Fordin
of 2 The choral music grapevine has exceedingly narrow roots.
Stacey Edgar has worked for decades to represent artisans arrayed all around the world, and now she gets to do it all in one place with IFAM.
Mozart didn't develop a singular reputation for nothing, and in Don Giovanni, the composer's many gifts for humor and beautiful music are on full display.
of 2 Every year, Cándida Fernández de Calderón makes the trek from Mexico to the International Folk Art Market and brings with her a group of artisans hoping to make the leap to the next level.
Nosotros has built an audience over 30 years of organic growth in New Mexico, and now the 10-piece band is starting to spread its music outside the state.
The Abiquiu Inn has learned that if you build a sculpture garden, sculptors will bring you their creations from near and far.
Ana Pacheco has spent her life studying Santa Fe, and her ancestors inhabited the city for centuries before she started her local walking tours.
By: Spencer Fordin
Samantha Fish is shredding her way through arenas around the world and rubbing elbows with the best in the business.
By: Spencer Fordin
of 3 A thin, green line separates you from the first Teresita Fernández sculpture in the new exhibit at SITE Santa Fe, and it's so unassuming that you may not even realize it's art.
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