Santa Fe’s elevation is nearly 7,200 feet above sea level. Some people experience altitude sickness while visiting or after moving to our high desert town. Read up on the symptoms of altitude sickness and how to prevent or treat it. http://www.healthcommunities.com/travel-health/altitude-sickness.shtml Image by Steven Bundy Photography http://www.stevenbundy.com/
Our Santa Fe 3rd quarter Market Update is now available and what is revealed is positive news on almost every front! • The average selling price for residential properties rose by nearly 8%, the median selling price increased by 5%, and the number of units sold increased by nearly 10% when compared to the third … Read more
Skiers and snowboarders – don’t miss this annual fundraiser for the SF Ski Team! This is the perfect chance to get new gear while trading in your old gear. You can also join Ski Santa Fe at the swap and purchase your Season Passes or Discount Cards. Equipment check-in is Friday, November 17th from 12:00 … Read more
Coming up this weekend, check out the 5th annual Fall Fiber Fiesta being held at the Scottish Rite Temple in Santa Fe. Organized by the Española Valley Fiber Arts Center, this event is the largest show in Santa Fe exclusively dedicated to handmade creations of New Mexico’s Fiber Artists. A special Artist’s Reception will be … Read more
The 30th Annual Festival of the Cranes starts today at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in Socorro. Seeing thousands of these majestic birds descend upon this refuge during their winter migration is a sight of mighty wonder and beauty. Get over there if you can! http://www.festivalofthecranes.com/
Now that there is a nip in the air, we find ourselves craving traditional New Mexican comfort foods and nothing says “comfort” to a New Mexican like Carne Adovada. For most New Mexicans, this is a recipe that can be made without referring to a recipe book because the traditional recipe has been passed down, generation … Read more
Are you ready?! With a tentative opening date of November 23rd, Ski Santa Fe is your local skiing and snowboarding destination! Santa Fe averages 300 sunny days a year and with both natural and man-made snow available through early spring, both novices and experts, be they downhill skiers or snowboarders, can enjoy miles of challenging … Read more
In its 19th year and to be held on the weekend of November 17th – 19th, Recycle Santa Fe Art Festival is the nation’s oldest and largest recycled art market and is all about showcasing art created from discarded materials. With more than 100 artists from around New Mexico and beyond, the festival entries consist … Read more
We love the colors and textures of this image! Old, decaying trucks are an iconic fixture in New Mexico. Rust & Rain, Taos, New Mexico by Jenny K. Thomas Photography. https://jennykthomas.smugmug.com/
Imagine, if you will, a restaurant completely devoted to mac and cheese, where it is not just your favorite option, but almost every option! This is not just a dream, people–it has become reality! Santa Fe has such a pleasure palace now, and it is called, appropriately enough, Macalicious! The menu has 10 different mac … Read more
