Starting today and running through October 1st is the 27th Annual Wine and Chile Fiesta. With events held around town during the 5 day fiesta and culminating with the Grand Tasting at the Santa Fe Opera, the schedule includes cooking demos, wine seminars, and winery luncheons and dinners featuring the partnering of 90 national wineries … Read more
Now that it’s officially autumn, what could be more appropriate than whipping up a Cheesy Chicken Green Chile Biscuit Pot Pie? A perfect way to make a dent in your green chile hoard! https://iamnm.com/cheesy-chicken-green-chile-biscuit-pot-pie/
Coming up on Monday, October 9th is Indigenous People’s Celebration Day in Santa Fe. This free, day-long event on the Santa Fe Plaza commemorates and celebrates Santa Fe’s Native American community members, friends and neighbors. Created with input and recommendations of Tribal Leaders and Tribal Tourism partners, the day’s festivities include dances, singing, drumming, and … Read more
Friday marked the Autumnal Equinox, the gateway to arguably our most beloved season in Santa Fe. One of the hallmarks of fall in Northern New Mexico is, of course, the changing colors of the aspen and cottonwood trees, but another of our favorite fall color combinations is the yellow chamisa and purple wildflowers you can … Read more
If you’re up early and looking for something to do outside in the early morning sunshine, check out the free bird walk at the Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve today from 8:00 am – 10:00 am. Offered by the Santa Fe Botanical Garden, volunteer Rocky Turner will be your bird-seeking guide through the Preserve, which contains three … Read more
Check out our new commercial listing! This location can’t be beat – just next to the intersection of Paseo de Peralta and Old Santa Fe Trail. Right across from The Roundhouse, this property has visibility to 10,000+ cars per day. Zoned BCD, this historic, adobe multi-use building offers 1,300 square feet with three offices, a … Read more
Registration is open for the 30th Annual Festival of the Cranes at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in Socorro. Held on November 14 – 19, the festival offers 156 event sessions over the event’s 6 days. Seeing thousands of these majestic birds descend upon this refuge during their winter migration is a sight … Read more
Did you know that Ansel Adams’ most famous photograph was shot in New Mexico? Watch this video to see him and his son describing how he captured this iconic image:
Gorgeous capture of the Rio Grande flowing through the Taos Gorge by In Light of Nature Photography. Image by In Light of Nature Photography. https://inlightofnature.com/
This is a wonderful resource for locating various Indian Pueblos in Northern New Mexico, along with a brief history, notable events and feast days when outsiders are welcome to visit. We especially love seeing the translation for each tribe’s name. Image: Taos Pueblo Powwow by Geraint Smith Photography — with Linda Cook. https://santafe.org/Visiting_Santa_Fe/Things_to_Do/Indian_Pueblos/Eight_Northern_Indian_Pueblos/index.html
