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A saddled Appaloosa horse tied to a post outside the Plaza Cafe on the Santa Fe Plaza

Living in Santa Fe

Santa Fe Style as a Way of Living

A snow covered adobe wall in Santa Fe, ristras hanging either side of a pale blue door beneath an evergreen garland

Living in Santa Fe

Why Santa Fe

A John Gaw Meem house on Old Pecos Trail, its two storey adobe mass in salmon plaster set behind a white painted portal, with a long glazed conservatory running along the front and planted borders against the lawn.

Architecture

John Gaw Meem

The courtyard entrance of Hotel Santa Fe, a stepped adobe building with wooden balconies and window surrounds, seen through mature cottonwoods, with a bronze figure standing among planted beds to the right of the doors.

Hotels & Resorts

Hotel Santa Fe

A courtyard at the Inn on the Alameda with wisteria in flower spilling over an adobe wall above a carved wooden gate, and teak tables and chairs set out on brick paving under a canvas umbrella.

Hotels & Resorts

Inn on the Alameda

The Inn and Spa at Loretto at dusk, its terraced adobe massing outlined with rows of lit farolitos, the timber portal over the entrance glowing beneath, and bare aspens on either side against a deep blue sky.

Hotels & Resorts

Inn and Spa at Loretto

The entrance to the Inn of the Anasazi on Washington Avenue, a heavy timber portal over carved wooden doors with the hotel name in raised letters above them, carved figures along the beam, and planters of flowers on either side.

Hotels & Resorts

Inn of the Anasazi

La Fonda on the Plaza at dusk seen along San Francisco Street, its stepped adobe massing and setback terraces lit against a violet sky, with the towers of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis further down the street.

Hotels & Resorts

La Fonda on the Plaza

A guest room door at El Rey Court, painted turquoise inside a scalloped border on a white adobe wall, with the room number beside it, an iron lantern hanging from the portal, and vines across the frame in late afternoon light.

Hotels & Resorts

El Rey Court

A round stone fire pit burning on a terrace at Rancho Encantado, curved banquette seating seat around it, with pinon hills and distant mountains beyond at sunset.

Hotels & Resorts

Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado

Saddled horses standing at a timber corral fence under a shade sail at Bishop's Lodge, a grey nearest the rail with others behind it.

Hotels & Resorts

Bishop’s Lodge

The adobe front of the Inn of the Five Graces at dusk, farolitos burning along the parapet, carved stone elephants flanking the steps, and small tables set out on the flagstone courtyard.

Hotels & Resorts

The Inn of the Five Graces

The printed beer list at Keeping Together, lying on a dark round patio table in the beverage garden, with potted plants and a low white stool on the gravel behind it.

Distilleries, Breweries, & Bars

Keeping Together

A Moscow Mule in a hammered copper mug, garnished with a wheel of lime and beaded with condensation, standing on a dark marble surface.

Distilleries, Breweries, & Bars

Tonic

A member of staff in a Santa Fe Spirits shirt pours whiskey into a row of tasting glasses set out on a barrel head, in a warehouse stacked with oak barrels on pallets.

Distilleries, Breweries, & Bars

Santa Fe Spirits

The La Reina sign behind the bar, a single line drawing of a face beneath a wide brimmed hat with the name in script below it, glowing against shelves of bottles.

Distilleries, Breweries, & Bars

La Reina

Lavender in flower, several spikes of purple buds on pale green stems filling the frame, with more of the crop soft behind them.

Distilleries, Breweries, & Bars

Farm Shop Norte and Bar Norte

Three hands raising glasses together in a bar, two beers and a tumbler of spirits, with warm lights out of focus behind them.

Distilleries, Breweries, & Bars

As Above, So Below

Zozobra, the fifty-foot marionette known as Old Man Gloom, alight at the head with arms outstretched over Fort Marcy Park at night, as the Fire Spirit in red raises both arms at the base of the platform and fireworks and sparks burst on either side.

See and Do

Zozobra

The restored wooden water tower lettered SANTA FE RAILYARD, standing on steel legs over a paved plaza in the Railyard district, with a Rail Runner train stopped on the track behind it and low brick and adobe buildings along the far side.

Neighborhoods

The Santa Fe Railyard

Market Steer Steakhouse at dusk on Washington Avenue in Santa Fe: a low stuccoed building with warm light in its windows, closed burgundy patio umbrellas along a low wall, lanterns lit on the facade, a steer sign beside the entrance, and two guests walking in past cottonwoods.

Restaurants

Market Steer Steakhouse

The interior of Leo's in Santa Fe: a marble-topped bar backed by shelves of bottles, walnut stools and long communal tables set with glasses and spoons, white painted block walls under an exposed wood ceiling, and tall multi-pane doors along one side where the building's garage doors used to be.

Restaurants

Leo’s

A cottonwood in full autumn yellow above a Pueblo Revival adobe building in Santa Fe, with two small wooden balconies hung with red chile ristras and a clear blue sky behind.

Living in Santa Fe

The Santa Fe Year

A mud plastered adobe wall along a Santa Fe lane, presenting the street a plain face: a weathered wooden plank gate set into the wall, a single small deep set window with divided panes and an old wooden lintel, projecting viga ends along the parapet above, a chimney with a metal cap at the left, hollyhocks and lavender growing at the base, potted geraniums beside the gate, a low stone retaining course along the sidewalk, and trees and shrubs showing over the top of the wall from the courtyard behind it.

Architecture

Adobe, the Language of Santa Fe

Three people on a wrought-iron bench beneath the trees on the Santa Fe Plaza, with the portal storefronts and a street lamp behind them.

Landmarks

The Santa Fe Plaza

A hoop dancer in regalia raises a bundle of red, yellow, black, and white hoops overhead mid-step on the brick paving of the Santa Fe Plaza during Indian Market, with a crowd in summer hats watching from beneath the cottonwoods and white vendor tents behind.

See and Do

Santa Fe Indian Market

Canyon Road

Landmarks

Canyon Road

Galisteo

Neighborhoods

Galisteo

ElDorado

Neighborhoods

ElDorado

Northwest Santa Fe

Neighborhoods

Northwest Santa Fe

Tesuque

Neighborhoods

Tesuque

Historic East Side

Neighborhoods

Historic East Side

Las Campanas

Neighborhoods

Las Campanas

10,000 Waves

See and Do

Ten Thousand Waves

Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian

See and Do

Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian

SITE Santa Fe

See and Do

SITE Santa Fe

The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum

See and Do

The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum

Rancho de Chimayó

Restaurants

Rancho de Chimayó

Sazón

Restaurants

Sazón

Izanami

Restaurants

Izanami

Tia Sophia’s

Restaurants

Tia Sophia’s

The Compound

Restaurants

The Compound

Geronimo

Restaurants

Geronimo

Joseph’s Culinary Pub

Restaurants

Joseph’s Culinary Pub

Santa Fe Brewing Company

Distilleries, Breweries, & Bars

Santa Fe Brewing Company

Marble Brewery

Beyond Santa Fe

Marble Brewery

Tomasita’s

Restaurants

Tomasita’s

Coyote Cafe & Rooftop Cantina

Restaurants

Coyote Cafe and the Rooftop Cantina

Santa Fe Opera

See and Do

Santa Fe Opera

Lensic Performing Arts Center

See and Do

Lensic Performing Arts Center

A Day of the Dead tableau of painted skeleton figures in a village street, one swinging a stick at a paper pinata while others dance and play among brightly colored houses.

See and Do

Museum of International Folk Art

The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture

See and Do

The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture

New Mexico Museum of Art

See and Do

New Mexico Museum of Art

Meow Wolf

See and Do

Meow Wolf

Tesuque Village Market

Restaurants

Tesuque Village Market

Cafe Pasqual’s

Restaurants

Cafe Pasqual’s

Plaza Café Downtown

Restaurants

Plaza Café Downtown

The Shed

Restaurants

The Shed

La Choza

Restaurants

La Choza

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