Dining

LAHS eSports Team Hosting Fundraising Events

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Los Alamos High School eSports Team. Courtesy/LAPS

LAHS News:

The Los Alamos High School eSports Team started off the Fall Season this week. Last Spring the team, Secret City eSports, was ranked the number one program in the United States by USA Today. At the NMAA State Finals in April they came in third overall with all five varsity teams earning medals.

This fall there are three additional teams competing, bringing the total to eight teams competing for LAHS. There are teams for Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Splatoon 3, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Overwatch, Valorant, Rocket League, Hearthstone and Pokémon Read More

Red River Oktoberfest 2024 Brings German Tradition To The Mountains Oct. 11-13

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RR News:

RED RIVER — Red River will once again come alive with Bavarian spirit as the 19th annual Red River Oktoberfest is set to kick off Oct. 11-13, 2024.

Hosted by the Red River Chamber of Commerce, this event is a beloved tradition that blends German culture with the natural beauty of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

With a range of festivities, Oktoberfest promises to be a lively celebration of food, beer, music, and family-friendly entertainment.

A Taste of Germany in the Heart of Red River

Attendees can expect a delightful mix of authentic German food and locally brewed craft beer, creating Read More

Pajarito Mountain Presents Music In The Mountains Sept. 28

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PAJARITO News:

Get your groove on this Saturday at Pajarito with the sounds of the High Desert Blues Band, with an opening by Reminiscent. This band has a unique mission to serve the youth of New Mexico by donating a portion of their earnings to the Freedom in Music Project, which provides instruments to underprivileged youth.

Beer will not be served at this event, but commemorative Music in the Mountains glasses are available for purchase for $10, with $5 benefitting the Freedom in Music Project.

The lift will be running for the bike park, and you can experience Minute Man, our newest trail! Don’t Read More

City Of Española Centennial Celebration Committee To Host Benefit Pancake Breakfast Sunday Sept. 29

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City Of Española News:

ESPAÑOLA — The City of Española Centennial Celebration Committee has announced its first fundraising event to support the city’s upcoming centennial anniversary celebrations. A pancake breakfast fundraiser will be held 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 29 at the Beatrice V. Q. Martinez City Senior Center.

Tickets for the breakfast are $10 per person, with free admission for children 6 and under. The event will feature delicious pancakes, a silent auction with a variety of items up for bid, and a wonderful opportunity for the community to come together in support of a shared Read More

Posts From The Road: Strater Hotel In Durango

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Starter Hotel: The historic Starter Hotel is at the corner of Main and 7th Street in downtown Durango, Colo. The hotel has been a landmark in Durango since 1887. Photo by Gary Warren/ladailypost.com

Hotel Lobby: Stepping through the front entrance of the Strater Hotel is like stepping back in time. The beautiful hand crafted woodwork is everywhere beginning at the Reception Counter to the detailed columns and trim work. Above are crystal chandeliers and the detailed ceiling. Not visible are the window coverings, other furnishings, and the artwork which adds to the beautiful space. Photo Read More

Los Alamos Democrats Watch Debate In New Headquarters

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More than 40 people gathered Tuesday evening to watch the Presidential Debate in the newly opened Democtratic Party of Los Alamos Headquarters at 1460 Central Ave. Courtesy photo

Los Alamos Co-op Market and Muy Salsas catered Tuesday’s Presidential Debate watch party in the Democtratic Party of Los Alamos Headquarters at 1460 Central Ave. Courtesy photo Read More

Take A Bite Out Of New Mexico’s Diverse Culinary Landscape With ‘Forks In The Road’ Exhibit At Palace Of The Governors

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NMHM News:

SANTA FE — New Mexico History Museum (NMHM) takes visitors on a culinary adventure through the state’s tasty restaurant scene with its newest exhibit, “Forks in the Road: A Diner’s Guide to New Mexico”. Guest curated by John Vollertsen, known as “Chef Johnny Vee”, the exhibit opens Friday, Sept. 20 in Room 15 of the newly rehabilitated Palace of the Governors.

“Forks in the Road” is an immersive exhibit highlighting iconic and historic eateries across the state. Visitors will discover the stories behind these cherished landmarks and meet the families who built these culinary cornerstones, Read More