Vanessa Rios y Valles

When the weather gets nippy, we start feeling a powerful urge to eat some green chile stew!  It’s the perfect accompaniment to these chilly fall days and a great way to utilize some of that freshly roasted green chile that is ubiquitous at this time of year.  Here is our go-to recipe from the Santa … Read more

If you need an awesome costume for Halloween or the upcoming Santa Fe Comic Con then you might want to sign up for Cosplay Basics, a workshop being offered at the Learning Center in Meow Wolf. If you are not familiar with the term Cosplay it involves dressing up as a favorite fictional character from … Read more

If you love going into artist’s studios to see their working environment and talk to them directly about their process then this weekend offers plenty of opportunities for you to do just that! The 32nd Annual Galisteo Studio Tour is Oct 12th – Oct 13th and the Abiquiu Studio Tour runs Oct 12th – Oct … Read more

Fall is finally here and the changing of the season brings several household tasks homeowners should perform to keep their home safe as colder temperatures approach. Here is a list of what to do: 1. Care for trees and shrubs. 2. Rake leaves 3. Clean gutters and downspouts. 4. Make exterior repairs 5. Seal gaps where critters … Read more

Traditional deviled eggs are so yummy and always a great go-to (if expected) appetizer for any party. But how about next time adding a little green chile KICK to this classic recipe and give your guests a little surprise? Click on the link below for the recipe: https://iamnm.com/hatch-green-chile-deviled-eggs/

If you are looking for something fun to do with this kiddos this weekend, then go check out the Pop-Up Playground in the Railyard Park, a fun and free family-friendly event! A Pop-Up Playground is a celebration of child-directed play, where kids of all ages can build the ultimate fort city using recycled materials such … Read more

This weekend head out to El Rancho de los Golondrinas for the annual Harvest Festival! You can taste syrup from their own burro driven sorghum mill, help make cider by cranking a traditional apple press, and pick a pumpkin from the scarecrow-guarded pumpkin patch. Children can stomp grapes by foot, make corn husk crafts, or … Read more

Our beautiful listing at 634 Garcia Street # 20 has an improved price! Nestled in the private and prestigious Webster Compound, this sweet historic home is loaded with charm and quintessential Santa Fe touches such as viga ceilings, kiva fireplace, Saltillo tile, plaster walls, nichos, bancos and more.  You’ll love the walled-in garden and sunny … Read more

Soon we say goodbye to August. This past month delivered wonderful rains, always much needed in our high desert environment, and combined with our bountiful sunlight there was no shortage of rainbows as you can see in this beautiful photo by Ed Mackerrow of In Light of Nature Photography. https://inlightofnature.com/    

Chile roasting season is approaching fast, but do you know how to prep, handle and store your own chile? Sure, you can buy chile already prepped and ready to go at the grocery store but real New Mexicans know that chile tastes much better when bought in season and doing it yourself is much more … Read more