There is no doubt about it. Santa Fe is rich in museums! Just in the heart of town, only steps from each other, there are five outstanding museums. I will be covering each of them in this post: New Mexico Museum of Art https://www.nmartmuseum.org/ Palace of the Governors: https://www.nmartmuseum.org/ New Mexico History Museum: https://www.nmhistorymuseum.org/ […]
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I had been wanting for some time to spend a morning in the Museum of Contemporary Native Arts. https://iaia.edu/mocna/ In fact, it was probably the whole cold winter that we have come through. I was even more excited when I read what our local paper, Santa Fe New Mexican, had to say in February. The
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The Plaza Getting There: There’s no better place than The Plaza to begin a Santa Fe walk through history. Find it sandwiched between Palace Avenue to the north and San Francisco to the south. 63 Lincoln Avenue. But if you ask a local for help, just say The Plaza. I don’t think anyone actually knows
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Come in Autumn to Santa Fe! Any time is a good time to visit Santa Fe. But what a treat it is to be here in the Fall. I am rarely in town on a Saturday but a few weeks ago I visited on a short errand. I was caught by surprise once again at
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There is a lot I can say about Canyon Road. First, there are a bounty of artist studios, art galleries. Then, there are the fashion boutiques and great restaurants. It all makes for a great way to spend a day in Santa Fe, or at least a few hours. This is what I do, at
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If you have never been to the International Folk Art Market, https://folkartmarket.org/about/who-we-are/it is not too early to start making plans for next year. How can I tell you in one short post all the components that make up this market? There is the city of Santa Fe, that has been hosting the market for over
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