Our listing in Galisteo just sold! Galisteo is a small, quiet community located east of Highway 14 and the towns of Cerrillos and Madrid. Known for bucolic terrain and jaw dropping views of multiple mountain ranges, Galisteo is the perfect spot for folks looking for country living on large tracts of land but just … Read more
This upcoming weekend you can check out the 10th Annual Crawdaddy Blues Fest in Madrid. With three stages of music over Saturday and Sunday, the festival offers cuisine including crawfish, green chile blue crab cakes, crawfish etoufee, gumbo, and Texas BBQ Ribs, brisket and smoked pork. Tickets cost $15 a day or $25 for both … Read more
Take another look at our listing with fantastic western views of the badlands to the Jemez Mountains. Horses allowed! Built by John Midyette, this 2 bedroom, 2 bath residence features STUNNING views of the Jemez Mountains and badlands. The entire property consists of two separately deeded lots for a total of 13.68 acres!! Vista … Read more
We brought the buyer to this great property in the Hondo Hills subdivision. Hondo Hills is located off of Old Las Vegas Highway and is nestled in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristos, with gorgeous views to the east and south. Only a few minutes from downtown, this part of Santa Fe enjoys a … Read more
Coming up next weekend: the third annual Outside Bike and Brew Festival. Celebrating craft beer, cycling and cuisine, participants can enjoy beer tastings, adventure bike film screenings, and dozens of bike tours and is appropriate for all ages and skill levels. http://outsidesantafe.com/?utm_campaign=consumer-target&utm_source=santafeblog&utm_medium=link&utm_content=2017-05-13
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Millicent Rogers was an iconic New Mexican known for her activism in fighting for Native American civil rights as well as her love of fashion and southwestern art. The Millicent Rogers Museum in Taos was established by her son in 1956 as a memorial to her and to showcase the art she so loved. … Read more
Springtime is lovely for numerous reasons and one of our favorites is the gorgeous violet lilacs seen all around town. Leave it to Taos to develop a festival around these fragrant and beautiful flowers! The Taos Lilac Festival runs from May 19th to May 21st and features all things lilac, of course, as well as … Read more
Good news about mortgage delinquency rates, which are at their lowest since 2007: https://www.forbes.com/sites/troymcmullen/2017/05/09/mortgage-delinquency-rates-in-the-us-hit-lowest-level-since-the-financial-crisis/?utm_source=FBPAGE&utm_medium=social&utm_content=892919166&utm_campaign=sprinklrForbesMainFB#72db56dd681c
Opening May 14th: “Voices of Counterculture in the Southwest” at the New Mexico History Museum. Spanning the 1960s and 1970s, the exhibition includes oral histories, photography, archival footage, as well as artifacts and ephemera exploring the influx of youth seeking alternative lifestyles in New Mexico during the Vietnam War and amidst the turbulent birth … Read more
