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Like almost all towns in New Mexico, Mountainair started out as a railroad town, but it soon became famous as the Pinto Bean Capital of the US being the largest grower and processor of this food stable. A drought ended the harvest, but the resilient little town morphed into a ranching community. More recently, artists found the town a congenial home and are transforming its walls into canvases. All these threads have come together to make Mountainair a fascinating little town to visit.

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Largest concave fresco now open at the National Hispanic Cultural Center Rarely does a destination have the opportunity to announce a project that transcends geographic boundaries and cultural norms. With the completion of a 4,000 sq. ft. fresco inside the Torreon of the National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) in Albuquerque, visitors are invited to experience an extraordinary work of art and labor of love. Read about this Largest Fresco in North America now open in Albuquerque

On-Line Culinary Treasures Trail Launched The Culinary Treasurers Trail - a follow-up to the wildly popular Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail which debuted last year - promotes restaurants that have stood the test of time; independent spots that are beloved in their neighborhoods and beyond. Many are operated by the founding family or by someone handpicked to carry on their legacy, but in all cases are still family-owned and operated (and have not expanded beyond a second restaurant) to help ensure personal hospitality. Read about New Mexico's Culinary Trail

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Click for the OffbeatNewMexico RSS Validated Feed	Welcome to Offbeat New Mexico -- The Land of Enchantment New on Offbeat New Mexico Mountainair Like almost all towns in New Mexico, Mountainair started out as a railroad town, but it soon became famous as the Pinto Bean Capital of the US being the largest grower and processor of this food stable. A drought ended the harvest, but the resilient little town morphed into a ranching community. More recently, artists found the town a congenial home and are transforming its walls into canvases. All these threads have come together to make Mountainair a fascinating little town to visit. Read about Mountainair New Mexico Check out the New Mexico Festivals and Events for some of the highlights. More Albuquerque News at Examiner.com Read more about what to do in Duke City, New Mexico, the southwest, and more... Albuquerque Travel Looking for writers in New Mexico? WriterGal Network is the place to find freelance writers. Academic writing, book editing and acquisitions, graphic design, journalism, marketing, technical communications, and more.	Custom Search Focus On Top New Mexico Attractions Before you visit New Mexico, it is worth knowing a little bit about the place. So rather than going off and starting to reply to emails or having a game of poker, take a bit of time to read about some of the fantastic places to visit. Read about Popular New Mexico Attractions This Just In... *Read past This Just In...* press releases at Archived This Just In Largest concave fresco now open at the National Hispanic Cultural Center Rarely does a destination have the opportunity to announce a project that transcends geographic boundaries and cultural norms. With the completion of a 4,000 sq. ft. fresco inside the Torreon of the National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) in Albuquerque, visitors are invited to experience an extraordinary work of art and labor of love. Read about this Largest Fresco in North America now open in Albuquerque On-Line Culinary Treasures Trail Launched** The Culinary Treasurers Trail - a follow-up to the wildly popular Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail which debuted last year - promotes restaurants that have stood the test of time; independent spots that are beloved in their neighborhoods and beyond. Many are operated by the founding family or by someone handpicked to carry on their legacy, but in all cases are still family-owned and operated (and have not expanded beyond a second restaurant) to help ensure personal hospitality. Read about New Mexico's Culinary Trail
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