Adrienne DeGuere When your taste buds are hankering for some authentic Northern New Mexico cuisine, you can’t go wrong by heading to La Choza. With award winning red and green chile, a summer patio, reasonable prices, and close-to-downtown location, this sister restaurant of the iconic Santa Fe institution The Shed deserves an addition to your must-visit … Read more
Opening today and running through October, 2017, The Prado in Santa Fe showcases full-scale mounted reproductions of a select group of some of the greatest masterpieces from the Museum del Prado in Madrid. This is the first US viewing of these artworks. Learn more below. https://santafe.org/The_PRADO_in_Santa_Fe/index.html
Beautiful Dixon, New Mexico. Dixon is a small community located one hour north of Santa Fe. A sustainable living community, Dixon is home to many artists and farmers, with the dwellings built fairly close together to efficiently use the network of acequias running through the village. Image from Pinterest/mynm.us.
Prospective home sellers, you need to hear this. Here’s why online valuation sites are not a reliable source for telling you what your home is worth. http://lightersideofrealestate.com/education/why-you-shouldnt-let-website-tell-homes-value
Our 1st Quarter, 2017 update for the Santa Fe real estate market is out! Lots of good news for sellers and buyers – take a look. http://emarketing.sothebyshomes.com/marketing_public.php?contact_id=81747377&user_id=55398&newsletter_id=4076985&brokerage_id=50
Coming up on Saturday, April 29th is Santa Fe’s Japanese Cultural Festival, being held at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center. Experience stage performances, food, and the works of local artists and merchants. Admission is $5 for adults, and free for children under 12. http://santafejin.org/node/506
South of Interstate 40 near the city of Grants is El Malpais National Monument and National Conservation Area. El Malpais, which translates to “badlands” in Spanish, is comprised of 376,000 acres and includes canyons, dramatic sandstone cliffs, the Chain of Craters Back Country Byway, La Ventana Natural Arch, Narrows Picnic Area, Chacoan Archeological Site, Perpetual … Read more
Water is a precious resource and droughts are always a concern in New Mexico. The sharing of water between the pueblos and non-pueblo New Mexicans throughout the state is complex and in some cases, has involved litigation. Below is an update on a water rights claims settlement in Taos. http://www.taosnews.com/stories/acequias-well-owners-look-at-ways-to-move-forward-as-a-settlement-in-taos-pueblo-water-rights,39785
Coming up next Thursday through Saturday in Albuquerque, The Gathering of Nations Powwow is North America’s largest Powwow. Open to the public and in its 33rd year, the powwow is an event where Native people come together each year to celebrate and share culture with each other and the community. Learn more by clicking on … Read more
Hey cyclists! Looking for a route to enjoy our lovely spring weather? Check out these top-rated trails. http://www.travelandleisure.com/local-experts/santa-fe/best-biking-near-santa-fe Image by Santa Fe Century: http://santafecentury.com/
