Every year in August, thousands of visitors arrive in Santa Fe for the annual Santa Fe Indian Market, produced by the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA), the largest juried Indian arts market in the world. Santa Fe hotels fill up to capacity and the small city begins to buzz with…
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Santa Fe is known for our robust offering of some of the best and longest-standing seasonal arts markets that draw thousands of visitors to Santa Fe every year. The highly anticipated annual Native Treasures Art Market is a favorite among Native American art collectors and enthusiasts every spring…
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Just 25 miles southeast of Santa Fe, among serene woodlands of juniper, piñon and ponderosa, lies one of the region’s remarkable treasures, Pecos National Historical Park. This 7,000-acre gem contains a unique and captivating history stretching back 7,000 years. Explore Pecos National Historical…
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Summer is a great time for a trek to Bandelier National Monument and its nearby Tsankawi ruins (TEMPORARILY CLOSED DUE TO COVID-19), where you'll hike a trail blazed by Ancestral Puebloan people. It is also the perfect time to visit Pecos National Historical Park—the site of what was once the…
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Do you want to experience December differently this year? Then plan a visit to The City Different. Santa Fe never looked prettier dressed in all her holiday color and lights! Add to that a town nestled in historic traditions, then throw in some snow, mix in a bit of annual celebration and…
Read MoreOn October 12, 2017, Santa Fe lost one of its avid and colorful local ambassadors, Billie Frank. Billie was a travel writer and blogger who in conjunction with her husband Steve Collins wrote and published, “The Santa Fe Traveler,” a blog that was read by many in Santa Fe, in New Mexico and…
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[blog_cta type="guide" text="Order My 2017 Santa Fe Travel Guide" date=Poeh Cultural_Center””] Just north of Santa Fe a whole new world awaits as you enter the diverse and beautiful cultural landscape of Pueblo country, nestled along the lush Rio Grande Valley, with sweeping horizon mountain views…
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Take a Santa Fe day trip! (Photo courtesy of New Mexico Tourism Department) From legendary ghost towns and saloons to charmingly eccentric art galleries and studios, the attractions along the [blog_link url="http://www.turquoisetrail.org/" text="Turquoise Trail" date="2017-02-21"] will…
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Seeking a transformative journey that will take you to great heights? [blog_link url="http://taospueblo.com/" text="Taos Pueblo" date="2017-01-24"] is just a heartbeat away from Santa Fe. As a designated World Heritage Site and one of 19 Indian Pueblos in New Mexico, a visit to this special place…
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Nestled in the hills just south of Santa Fe, sits the Village of Cerrillos, an official “ghost town” whose streets welcome day‐trippers year‐round. Ghost towns exist all over the world but there’s something that makes those in America uniquely enchanting and even romantic. While the majority of…
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