Established in 1610, Santa Fe is the oldest capital city in the United States. With our vast history and unique mix of cultures, where better to spend Independence Day or an all-American summer weekend than in The City Different. Visit Santa Fe and attend one of the many July events, festivals…
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Santa Fe is well known for annual summer art markets. From folk art to Native American art to contemporary art and even antique art, you can find it all in Santa Fe throughout the summer months. But have you attended the Contemporary Hispanic Market? In 2024, it is scheduled for July 27 and 28 on…
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Hikers have long known the joys of exploring the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Santa Fe’s other scenic surroundings, and many reference the trail guide on Santa Fe Conservation Trust for inspiration. In recent years, Santa Fe's reputation as a mecca for mountain bikers has taken off. The…
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Santa Fe fully earns its nickname of The City Different—there’s really nowhere else like it, whether you’re talking about the world-class art, the cuisine, or simply the one-of-a-kind architecture. There’s more to explore here than you could possibly fit into a single trip. But if you’re on the…
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Note: This blog was written by Chase Daniel, architectural and interior photographer based in Austin, Texas, in partnership with Steller and TOURISM Santa Fe. My wife, Lauren and I recently took a trip to Santa Fe, and we want to share our amazing experience with you. Our long weekend in Santa Fe…
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With an incredible array of festivals, art markets, outdoor adventures, and musical performances on offer, planning a visit to Santa Fe in the month of June can be an excellent way to ease in to a summer of traveling. While it's a popular time, the volume of visitors is not at the peak you can…
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Local author Tantri Wija shared her ideas on "How To Spend a Perfect 48 Hours in Santa Fe, NM" through Matador Network. Santa Fe is the nation’s oldest capital city, and probably its most unique. This is a land of red and green chile, jaw-dropping sunsets, and adobe-everything. It’s a cultural…
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Why is Spring the best time to visit Santa Fe? Spring is quieter than the summer, and yet not as quiet as winter. The locals are thrilled to welcome you into their galleries, retail shops, and restaurants, in part because they have just emerged from a slower season and they are rejuvenated! Also…
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Note: This blog was written by author Sarah Osman for Matador Network in paid partnership with TOURISM Santa Fe. Updated February 2023. Santa Fe has always lived up to its nickname, “The City Different.” The nation’s oldest capital is filled with history, art, museums, and some of the best food…
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Winter in Santa Fe is a magical season — not only is the snow light and fluffy, the skies a bluebird blue, and the sun warm, but The City Different’s vibrant world-class performing arts and culture scene ramps up to offer a rich array of events in music, comedy, theater, dance, contemporary art, and…
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