Elaine Ritchel’s high school memories of Santa Fe art are a mosaic of color and texture, from Spanish colonial-inspired colcha embroidery to Native American pottery. The swirl of images also includes northern New Mexico’s clear blue skies and high-desert landscape that have inspired artists so…
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Note: All businesses, state and national parks, and monuments should be contacted prior to visiting to ensure accessibility and safety . Flamenco in the City Different— ¡Olé! In Santa Fe, a legendary Spanish dance flourishes, along with other performing arts. Since her introduction to flamenco at…
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Note: This blog was written by author Jacqueline Kehoe for Matador Network in paid partnership with TOURISM Santa Fe. Most aspects of our world have been moving toward the digital for a while now — the current pandemic only accelerated the trend. But what about travel? What will travel look like in…
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