Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau

Owned and operated by Benedictines of the Christ in the Desert Monastery in Abiquiu, this peaceful and unique store features spiritual gifts from monasteries throughout the world. Products include original and reproduction icons, Saint carvings and prints, ceramics, folk art, jewelry, and books and CDs produced by the Brothers - all made "with care and a prayer". You'll find us on the corner of Alameda, just 2 blocks south of the Plaza on Don Gaspar.

Inn of the Governors is located two blocks from the historic Plaza, and Santa Fe's best galleries, shops, and restaurants. The Inn is beautifully decorated with hand-carved furnishings, locally made artwork, in an ambient garden setting. Amenities include complimentary "Mountain Sunrise" breakfast buffet, parking, Tea and Sherry service, internet access, and an outdoor heated pool. Del Charro Saloon offers a lite fare in a charming bar and patio.
Amenities: Cocktail Lounge Entertainment Pool Restaurant.

Named for the patron saint of Santa Fe, NM, the historic Hotel St. Francis embodies the authentic spirit of old Santa Fe, with handcrafted wood furniture by local artisans inspired by the Palace of the Governors, and a palette of natural colors reflecting the days of Santa Fe's early Franciscan missionaries. Amenities: Cocktail Lounge Restaurant.

Russian Art Gallery is dedicated to bring the awareness of the world to the great Russian schools of Art & their artists... and specializes in 20th century Russian art - Russian realism & impressionism. Included in the collection is a selection of works by important contemporary Russian painters as well as fine jewelry created by Russian designers, and various handcrafted & handpainted gifts such as: traditional Matrioshkas (nesting dolls), laquer boxes, khokhloma and much more...

The Art of Color and Custom Apparel. Norma Sharon's designs are exceptional for many obvious reasons. Norma is multi-talented, having a fine art career with works in both private and corporate collections, Nabisco Corporation, Smithsonian Institute, Tegner Foundation, to name a few. She has worked as a freelance fashion illustrator in Paris, France for Women's Week Daily. Norma owns a unique custom apparel boutique in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and was recently juried into The Designer Showcase by the New Mexico Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts.

Her designs are both feminine, flowing and flattering to all shapes and sizes. She has a unique vision of asymmetry, mixing of colors and textures, and geometry that appeals to many clients. Norma also designs one of a kind origami jackets, as well as other exquisite pieces.

Owner and Designer Valerie Jean Fairchild, along with a highly-skilled team of craftspeople, create all styles of exceptional jewelry in platinum, 22-,18- and 14-karat gold and specialize in custom designs for both men and women. Having over 30 years of experience designing, producing and repairing fine jewelry, Fairchild's renowned creations spotlight diamonds, colored gemstones, opals and pearls. Also represented is work by several nationally- and regionally-recognized jewelers, and the gallery's extraordinary service to its clientele is well known.

Turquoise Butterfly is an artistic retail business located in an old, historic, adobe building along the Santa Fe River. Here you will find unusual jewelry, pottery, clothing, furniture, southwestern art, and one-of-a-kind gifts. We believe in supporting the talented artists in the area as well as finding items that you will only see when you visit the store. Come take a step back in time as you walk through the mosaic columns and into the heart of art!

At Spectrum Bodywork the focus is on providing a deeply healing experience by combining technical expertise in massage with a holistic, nurturing approach. Swedish and deep-tissue massages are available, as well as reflexology, connective tissue work, visceral manipulation and Presence in Healing. Whether you desire a gentle relaxing massage or specific healing work, Spectrum Bodywork can meet your needs. Sessions are now available at Holiday Salon in downtown Santa Fe. Holiday is one of the top salons in Santa Fe, offering hair, nail and skin care, and eyelash extensions.

For an authentic Santa Fe experience with the modern amenities you've come to enjoy and expect as a discerning traveler, the Old Santa Fe Inn is your perfect choice. The newest hotel in downtown Santa Fe, the Old Santa Fe Inn is designed in an authentic Southwestern architectural style, with the overall design and our private closed courtyard and parking area creating the feeling of a traditional Pueblo Indian community. Our guests tell us that they appreciate many of the features and amenities our hotel offers, such as complimentary wireless high-speed internet access, beautifully carved hardwood furniture and headboards, and the traditional kiva-style fireplaces that are in many of our rooms and suites. Other suites and rooms feature private patios or balconies and Jacuzzi®-style tubs.

You'll love the feeling of our cordial main office, where we offer a self-service twenty-four hour business center. We also have a modern, fully-equipped fitness center, which includes aerobic equipment, Universal® weights, and free weights. During the late afternoon and cool summer evenings on select days, we offer complimentary barbecues for our guests, where we would love to meet you and learn more about what brought you to the City Different. For a full list of our amenities, click here.

Only three blocks from the historic Santa Fe Plaza, there is no better place to stay in Santa Fe. Experience the warmth of our friendly, helpful staff...experience hospitality from a simpler time...experience the Old Santa Fe Inn.
Amenities: Pets.

Andrea Fisher Fine Pottery is the premier American Indian pottery gallery in the United States. We are located at 100 West San Francisco Street, in the heart of Santa Fe's historic plaza area. Since 1993, we have only sold Native American pottery from the southwest and pottery from the village of Mata Ortiz in Chihuahua, Mexico. Our pieces date from the 1880's to the present. Depth within this one media is what we strive for, often representing six generations of one family. Maria Martinez, recognized as the most famous Indian potter, is our specialty and we always have a large selection of her work.

We also appraise American Indian pottery. If you are unable to bring the piece to us, we can appraise from clear photographs. We will need photographs of the piece straight on, the inside and the bottom plus an accurate measurement of the height and diameter. (please no rulers placed in the photo) Any information about the history of the piece is requested. Our charge is $100 per piece.

Our gallery hours during the summer are Monday - Saturday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM & Sunday: Noon - 6:00 PM. During the winter our hours are Monday - Saturday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM & Sunday: Noon - 5:00 PM.