Pamela Pearce talks about the wonderful world of Books Arts and the "Celebration of the Book," exhibition at the Santa Fe Community College's Visual Arts Gallery, through March 22.

Greg Ohlsen, owner of The Travel Bug, talks about Santa Fe's beloved bookstore, which has been offering books, travel guides and accessories, bookstore-brewed beer and regular events since 1998.

Howard Stein talks about his photography exhibit, "Last Frame of Picture, Small Town Movie Theaters" on view through February at Vista Grande Public Library in Eldorado.

Catherine Eaton Skinner talks about her new solo exhibition, "Echo of Silence," her process, and dividing her time between Santa Fe and Seattle.

Daniel Goodman, museum director of El Rancho de las Golondrinas, talks about the award-winning Winter Lecture Series for 2024 and other events presented by the premier living history museum of the Southwest.

Ashleigh Collier, executive director of the Santa Fe Community Yoga Center, talks about the benefits of yoga, the long history of the center, and the variety of classes, workshops, and programs.

Rich Schrader talks about Riversource, which restores and sustains productive relationships between people and their watersheds through education, monitoring and restorative services to schools, communities and Native tribes.

Ceramic artist and general manager of Tumbleroot Brewery & Distillery Angela Kirkman Smith talks about Tumbleroot, its holiday tamale-making workshop and the Tumbleroot Pottery Pub she co-owns with her husband, Jason Kirkman, Tumbleroots's co-owner, master brewer and distiller.

Joshua Habermann, artistic director of the Santa Fe Desert Chorale, talks about conducting the ensemble's annual winter concert, "Candlelight Carols."

Musician Steven Player talks about 'Winter Wassail," the world debut of a new touring concert based on music and stories of an ancient spirited tradition, presented by Performance Santa Fe on December 15 at the Scottish Rite Temple.