Cline's Corner

Amanda Tucker, co-managing partner of The Mystic Santa Fe, talks about revamping an iconic Route 66 motor lodge and the exciting events taking place on the property.

Jennifer Berkley, executive director of Spanish Colonial Arts Society, talks about the nonprofit's museum, which recently changed its name and announced free admission and membership to the public.

Christine Robertson, executive director of the Santa Fe Railyard, talks about the music, movies, festivals and other exciting events in the vibrant Santa Fe Railyard.

Allison Buchsbaum talks about Patina Gallery's 25 years in Santa Fe.

Alex De Vore, the Santa Fe Reporter's culture editor and journalist, talks about the Best of Santa Fe 2024, covering Santa Fe, and other topics about the publication, which is celebrating its 50th year.

Kat Bernhardt talks about the walking history tours at the School for Advanced Research and other events at SAR.

Artistic director and head of new production at Santa Fe Playhouse Anna M. Hogan talks about directing "Sunday in the Park with George."

Executive Director of IFAM's Stacey Edgar talks about the 20th Annual International Folk Market, from the exciting events and new artists to the first-ever free community day; July 11-14.

David Berkeley shares a story from his book "140 Goats and a Guitar" and a song from his album "Some Kind of Cure" that inspired it.

Avra Leodas, chair of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners Garden Fair, talks about the array of events at the fair, which returns Saturday, May 11 after 4 years of pandemic cancellations.

Santa Fe photographer Manny Allison Greenfield talks about his "Rustic Americana" series of photographs, and the inspiration behind his work.

David Morrell talks about Western films, including their history, evolution and influence on his work.

Joshua Habermann, artistic director of the Santa Fe Desert Chorale, talks about the chorale's upcoming Summer Festival and other events during its 42nd season.

Santa Fe Community College's Director of Automotive Technologies Julia Furry talks about the Broken Parts Car Club Show, and the program's many opportunities for excellent automotive technician careers.

Dwayne Trujillo talks about Kitchen Angels, which has been cooking up care since 1992, and the 25th anniversary of Angels Dine Out. Visit kitchenangels.org for more information.

Renata Golden talks about her acclaimed new essay collection, "Mountain Time: A Field Guide to Astonishment."

Lyn deMartin delves into the fascinating world of snakes in our area.

Tai Bringer talks about all things coffee and the history of Ohori's Coffee Roasters, the oldest continuously running coffee roaster in New Mexico.

Children's book buyer Sarah Lane Haghi talks about her new Children's Storytime series at Collected Works Bookstore & Coffeehouse.

Greg Ohlsen, owner of The Travel Bug, talks about Santa Fe's beloved bookstore, which has been offering books, travel guides and accessories, bookstore-brewed beer and regular events since 1998.

Howard Stein talks about his photography exhibit, "Last Frame of Picture, Small Town Movie Theaters" on view through February at Vista Grande Public Library in Eldorado.

Catherine Eaton Skinner talks about her new solo exhibition, "Echo of Silence," her process, and dividing her time between Santa Fe and Seattle.

Pamela Pearce talks about the wonderful world of Books Arts and the "Celebration of the Book," exhibition at the Santa Fe Community College's Visual Arts Gallery, through March 22.

Ashleigh Collier, executive director of the Santa Fe Community Yoga Center, talks about the benefits of yoga, the long history of the center, and the variety of classes, workshops, and programs.

Daniel Goodman, museum director of El Rancho de las Golondrinas, talks about the award-winning Winter Lecture Series for 2024 and other events presented by the premier living history museum of the Southwest.