What’s Hot?
• Wild Rivers Recreation Area — Located 15 miles out of town, where the Rio Grande and Red Rivers flow. Visitors can enjoy hiking, camping, picnicking, swimming, boating and fishing. Wild Rivers has been protected by Congress for the enjoyment and appreciation of present and future generations.

• Artesanos de Questa Cultural Center — A community-based organization established in 1996 to encourage community self-reliance and cultural preservation through the arts, Artesanos de Questa features the work of 45 different artists. Artwork includes such items as handmade carved tables and cabinets, pottery, paintings, retablos, metal sculpture and blacksmithing, jewelry, sweaters and jackets, herbal products and post cards. The Artists’ Gallery is visited by over 4,500 tourists and locals each year and is located at 41 Highway 38.

• Questa’s Farmers Market — Every Sunday between May 20 and Sept. 30, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m., at the Questa Center Supermarket Parking Lot.

Don't Miss...
• Questa Farmer’s Market,
all summer long, opening day Sunday, May 20, featuring arts and crafts for the kids 11 a.m.-2 p.m at the Questa Center Supermarket
Parking Lot.

• Memorial Day Healing Fields Veterans Ceremony, to feature a keynote speaker from the
New Mexico National Guard,
May 25-27.

• Smithsonian Institute’s Traveling Exhibit, “Key Ingredients, America By Food,” at Artesanos de Questa Cultural Center, Aug. 10-Sept. 21.

FYI...
• Questa Chamber of Commerce, 586-9100, www.questavecinidad.org
• Sangre de Cristo Chronicle, 505-377-2358,
www.sangrechronicle.com