Arts & Culture

Co-authors Beth Dooley, a Minneapolis food writer and teacher, and Gary Nabhan, the Patagonia ethnobotanist, take readers on a culinary carpet ride.

Dr. Gregg Gorton has spent the past 20 years researching the late Ted Parker, who left an indelible impression on members of this community.

Five-year-old DeAnn S. won the costume contest for her age group at the Halloween party.

Bia demonstrated the art of Navajo weaving at at the Bowman-Stradling History Center on Oct. 12 and 13.

A Sonoita family’s 1990 summer sojourn south of the border.

At the old P.I.G.S. gas station in Patagonia, behind the red Tamales y Tacos Elisa food truck and festive seating area, new art takes form at Dan McCabe’s metalworking studio.

The lyrics to ‘The Ballad of Elizabeth Gutfahr’ are by Rio Rico bard Bill Poulsen—but listeners may be surprised that everything else, including the vocals, is computer generated.