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Summer Rodeo Roundup
Welcome to the rodeo! Oh, say can you see the flag waving, the chute opening, and the dust flying? Come with us to some of the summer's top rodeos. Sit in the packed arena stands on any given weekend,...
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The Years of a Clown
Rodeo bullfigher Roach Hedeman looks back on decades of protecting riders, entertaining crowds, and cheating death as a rodeo clown. At a small rodeo on the outskirts of Wichita Falls, Gary “Roach”...
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The Dakotas
Come with us to the great state of South Dakota and the legendary state of North Dakota and find out why the natural division might be more east and west. Homesteaders study me whenever I sit down at...
View ArticleNew Documentary Celebrates Cowboys Across Borders
The passion of modern-day Cowboys across four different ranches is showcased in an international documentary, Cowboys Without Borders. A new documentary, Cowboys Without Borders, shows the real cowboy...
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The Buckhorn Starts Here
Southern California’s “Hidden Valley of Enchantment” is so true to its name that virtually nobody knows about it. An inspired new roadside resort with deep valley roots—Cuyama Buckhorn—aims to change...
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Yellowstone One-Fifty
From "Colter's Hell" to Theodore Roosevelt's "veritable wonderland" — the evolution of Yellowstone from primordial playground to first national park. Yellowstone celebrates its 150th anniversary as a...
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Horse Effigy
In the heart of the Museum of the South Dakota State Historical Society is a Lakota warrior artist's homage to the war horse. It’s a masterpiece of Plains Indian art, a Lakota warrior artist’s lament...
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Art Gallery: Blackbear Bosin
David Simmonds, author of Blackbear Bosin: Keeper of the Indian Spirit, speaks about the life and legacy of the artist who kept the Native spirit alive. If you’ve been to Wichita, Kansas, you’ve no...
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Art Gallery: Scott Burdick
Painter Scott Burdick doesn't want you to look at his art. He wants you to read into the expressions of his subjects, and find the emotion from within. Whether it’s an image of a Navajo woman standing...
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Living West: Cisco’s Gallery
We visit Sam Kennedy's treasure trove of historic Americana in Coeur D'Alene, Idaho. To walk into Cisco’s Gallery in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and feast your eyes on the many items adorning seemingly every...
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Celebrating Uniqueness With Windmill Ceiling Fan Company
Folks are big fans of Windmill Ceiling Fans Company, and it's not too hard to see why. Imagine this, you’re getting towards the end of your home build; things are coming together, from furniture to...
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Rocki Gorman Goes To Market
One of our all-time favorite Santa Fe style mavens gives us her take on Indian Market and her customary blessing, May you walk in beauty. Cowboys & Indians: We’ve loved you and your Santa Fe...
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Santa Fe History: 100 Years Of Santa Fe Indian Market
We trace and celebrate the journey of the Santa Fe Indian Market from then to now. The economy was booming in the wake of World War I. It was the beginning of the Roaring Twenties. Optimism spread...
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Indian Market 100: Meet The Artists
From Arizona and New Mexico to Maine and Hawaii, here are 10 prominent Indian Market figures. The 100th SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market on the Plaza takes place Saturday, August 20, and Sunday, August 21,...
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The Blamers Go To Market
We talk to Steve and Linda Blamer about Indian Market and their Santa Fe-area destination home, Blame Her Ranch. "One hundred years of Indian Market is an incredible accomplishment, a great milestone,...
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Santa Fe Travel Guide: Insider Intel
Where to eat, drink, and stay in this magical mountain mecca? Our Santa Fe insider steers you to the classic, the cool, the new, and the unique. It’s a great time to be in Santa Fe as the City...
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Art Gallery: Chiefs, Clans & Kin
Muscogee Nation art curator Laura Marshall Clark showcases the melding of cultures in her exhibition, Chief, Clans, & Kin. Sons from Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and England set out for North America...
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Matrilineal: Legacies Of Our Mothers
The Fife Family blazed a trail in Native American fashion and art. Their influential work and legacy are the subject of a new exhibition at Santa Fe's Institute of American Indian Art. Jimmie C. Fife...
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Art Gallery: Leland Hensley
We talk to ranch manager turned "rawhider" Leland Hensley about his art, his process, and his inspiration. Native Texan Leland Hensley has worked in some seriously Western capacities. For a time he was...
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Fall Fashion: Western Splendor
As cooler weather rolls in and foliage bursts into bold, autumn colors, we welcome luxurious furs, moody denim blues, fun flowing fringe, and pops of brightly colored blankets. Flaunting versatility...
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