We have always believed 36 hours of less is all you need to fall in love with Santa Fe. Its nice to see that The New York Times agree. Check out this great little video they put together.

I love the falling snow and those crisp days of winter with the hint of woodsmoke in the air……but toward the end of the winter months, I start to get restless for nature and the verdant green of spring.

David Pearson is a Santa Fe Treasure

“Mana” Silver and Bronze Sculpture by David Pearson
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If you have been in Santa Fe for any length of time you have surely noticed several of David Pearson’s works dotting the Santa Fe landscape. His artistry is unique, breathtaking, and lovely.

One thing I love about Santa Fe is that we Santa Feans know how to have a good time and celebrate life! There are events every week in Santa Fe highlighting art, food, culture, everything.

THE 92ND ANNUAL BURNING OF ZOZOBRA
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2016 in Santa Fe!
Don’t miss out on this annual event. Check out the official Zozobra website for all the details: www.burnzozobra.com.

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Before you head to this festive event, read a bit about its fascinating history..

It’s Wednesday in Santa Fe. In most other places, you’d be searching for something slightly interesting and entertaining to do on a weeknight, but not here.

If you’ve ever wondered why you should live in Santa Fe (other than the skies like nowhere else, the Sangre de Cristos in the distance, the green chile), this week might be convincing enough to get you here full time. Today’s offerings alone are a bit mind-boggling in their richness and variety.

Visiting and have no idea where the fun stuff is happening? Here are a couple of great ideas for what you can do in Santa Fe today. And a few more for later this week!

There’s a Gospel Brunch starting at noon with Joe West and Friends at the Cowgirl BBQ at 319 Guadalupe.

July 30th-31st is the annual Contemporary Hispanic Market.

Santa Fe Greek Festival 2016 — Greek Food and Dancing!

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