Santa Fe, the oldest capital city in the United States, and the northernmost frontier of the Spanish colonies, was founded in 1610. Early fiestas and town fairs included Native American dances and Spanish classical and folkloric dancing. In the early 20th century, flamenco, a centuries-old art form…
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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 in the country. At the same time, it’s an outdoor adventure hub, sitting at 7,000 feet in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains…
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Santa Fe is known for a range of New Mexican flavors that add to the city’s unique culture. The City Different is blessed with food traditions as ancient as the cultures that settled here so long ago, and we honor our past each time we celebrate with these delicious meals, treats, and flavors. While…
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Santa Fe’s eateries take full advantage of The City Different's great outdoors with special alfresco dining spaces for at least 6 months out of the year. To take in the earth, sky, and open air in Santa Fe, just grab a seat at one of the many restaurants on this list. Buen provecho! Amaya Located…
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Every year mom insists that she doesn't want a big production for Mother's Day, but we all know better. Take the mom in your life on a surprise adventure to Santa Fe with these words in mind: SEE, SPA, SIP & SNACK, SHOP, SEEK. All the while, SAVOR your mom on her day, which comes but once a year…
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As a city that claims the Santa Fe Margarita Trail, we have a lot of knowledge about, not only that buzz in your margarita, but the margarita itself! Both have a long and somewhat disputed history, however there are four pieces of the tales on which we can all agree: 1. Tequila is distilled…
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Santa Fe is one of America's most popular foodie destinations because, just as the culturally diverse landscape offers a variety of options for exploration and adventure, there are worlds of culinary culture to delve into as well. Traditional Pueblo blue corn piki breadmaking Many of the…
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No matter the season, there is always great energy in the air at the Santa Fe Farmers' Market. However, summer and early fall promise a very exciting time. The Market is a sensory explosion of color, scent, flavor, music, and downright pride in community. It's truly an adventure with a cross section…
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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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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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