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Posts From: December 2023

6 January Events to Start the New Year Off Right!

By The Santa Fe Travel Insider on Dec. 08, 2023

Welcome to 2024 and all that Santa Fe has to offer —world-class cuisine, extraordinary visual and performing arts, access to the great outdoors, a 414-year-old history as the oldest state capital in the country, built on Native American Tewa land, still referred to as Ogha Po’oge (Tewa for White…

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