Santa Fe is known for a lot of things – its Pueblo-style architecture, amazing weather, vibrant arts scene, and scenic (as in “a view around every corner”) landscapes.

Rising high above the city of Santa Fe like a crown of jewels sit’s the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

Sangre de Cristo is Spanish for “Blood of Christ” .

Santa Fe is one of the world’s top destinations for shopping.

Whether you are looking for unique clothing, artisan jewelry, Native American crafts and art, or fine art, Santa Fe has what you desire.

Here are my top 3 picks for where to shop till you drop in Santa Fe.

Guest blogger: Johanna Medina

Now that we actually CAN go out and brunch (somewhat) like we used to in Santa Fe, I thought it would be a good idea to give you my thoughts on some of the top brunch spots in town.

Here in Santa Fe, we follow Matador Network for great blogs about New Mexico in general. And of course, our favorites are about food. Check out this amazing content!
QUINTESSENTIAL NEW MEXICAN FOOD could succinctly be defined as anything made with New Mexico’s famous red or green chiles.

More good news for local tourism has just been announced. State parks are now open for all visitors. In the past few months, due to the pandemic, out of state guests have not been permitted to use New Mexico state parks.

Here in New Mexico, and especially in Santa Fe, our COVID numbers have been dropping more and more.

Why we live here. Every day, every moment, around every corner, there’s beauty.

Welcome to our new series: Santa Fe Friday Foodies!
What exactly is a “foodie?” We’re told that a foodie is a person who has an ardent or refined interest in food and who eats food not only out of hunger but due to their interest or hobby.

Fall is in the air and we couldn’t be more excited or ready. Evidently the Santa Fe Opera feels the same.
This means Halloween is just around the corner and it’s time to start thinking about your costumes. Luckily The Santa Fe Opera is cleaning out its closets and storage units.