Just dare us to keep collecting reasons for you to love Santa Fe. We’ll do it! Let’s start with what’s new for 2026! 1. Santa Fe Tops Travel Lists! We feel we earn each and every accolade due to the authenticity of our culture, history, architecture, cuisine, and the wonderful experiences in our…
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Welcome to 2026 and all that Santa Fe has to offer —world-class cuisine, extraordinary visual and performing arts, access to the great outdoors, a 415-year-old history as the oldest state capital in the country, built on Native American Tewa land, still referred to as O’Ga P’Ogeh (Tewa for White…
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Santa Fe is a perfect winter holiday getaway! The City Different never looked prettier dressed in all her holiday color and lights! Plus, our beloved historic traditions and annual celebrations are open for all to enjoy. Interested in bright blue skies with crisp, frosty air and a ski-ready…
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When winter arrives, Santa Fe feels like a real mountain town. Since Santa Fe sits at 7,000 feet elevation in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, we enjoy lots of fluffy snow, which, when paired with our bluebird skies, makes The City Different a must-visit winter destination! Here are…
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November always brings an opportunity to take a deep breath and appreciate the wonders of the season. Here in Santa Fe, we are grateful for the beauty of the mountains and the many diverse experiences. Join us in discovering several of Santa Fe’s best November events. Día de los Muertos October…
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Thanksgiving always brings an opportunity to take a deep breath and be thankful for the wonders of the year. Here in Santa Fe, we are grateful for the scenic beauty of our mountains and the many unique experiences. From dining in our world-class restaurants to the festivities on the Plaza to the…
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Experience a variety of activities in celebration of Indigenous Peoples' Day October 11–13, 2025! In October of 2016, the City of Santa Fe officially designated the second Monday of October annually as Indigenous Peoples' Day. The unanimous Resolution by the city's Governing Body honors and…
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Grab your buddies and get away to Santa Fe! The City Different, a nickname it gave itself just after New Mexico’s statehood in 1912, is THE spot for an all-around broventure. It's an outdoor mecca for dudes, complete with a light-up-your-tastebuds culinary scene, endless options for award-winning…
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Santa Fe’s illustrious film industry dates way back to 1898 when the 38-second Indian Day School was filmed at Isleta Pueblo, outside of Albuquerque. Many films and much television has followed, including Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Young Guns, and City Slickers and the more recent Longmire…
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The state of New Mexico draws filmmakers and television producers from all over the world to its unique beauty. Similarly, Santa Fe’s striking vistas, distinctive landscapes, and attractive landmarks have landed The City Different many movie and TV roles. If you want to pretend you're a star in one…
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