Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau

Discover the premier vacation destination in Santa Fe. Quail Run offers luxurious vacation rentals from one bedroom condominiums to lavish four bedroom homes. Our guests have access to a nine hole golf course, complete fitness center with certified personal trainers and exercise classes, spa services, indoor lap pool and tennis programs. The Grille provides a casual atmosphere to enjoy elegant meals in the restaurant's dining room or outdoor patio. Only minutes away from the plaza. Experience all that we have to offer!

Discover the premier vacation destination in Santa Fe. Quail Run offers luxurious vacation rentals from one bedroom condominiums to lavish four bedroom homes. Our guests have access to a nine hole golf course, complete fitness center with certified personal trainers and exercise classes, spa services, indoor lap pool and tennis programs. The Grille provides a casual atmosphere to enjoy elegant meals in the restaurant's dining room or outdoor patio. Only minutes away from the plaza, Quail Run offers free transportation to and from Canyon Road, the Railyard and other popular downtown sites. Experience all that we have to offer!

ART, BEAUTY, SACRED SPACE: Affordable contemporary art and jewelry from spiritually based artists: Ciel Bergman, Robert Branaman, Charlotte Cain, Michael Cain, Lisa Chun, Roshan Houshmond, Susan Charlot Jay, Karla Refoxo/Tulku, Sherri Silverman, and David Wardman: pastels, painting, sculpture, collage, mixed media, photography, archival prints, ceramics, jewelry, etc. Unique artist notecards. 24k gold-plated sacred geometry yantra sculpture.

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ART GALLERY HOURS: Call us at 505.984.0108. Open seven days a week by appointment & by chance.

DIRECTIONS: We are past Canyon Road and Cristo Rey Church on Upper Canyon Road, halfway to the Audubon Center. From E. Alameda/Camino Cabra at the four-way stop, by Cristo Rey Church and signs for Upper Canyon Road and the Audubon Center, head up Upper Canyon Road. We're on the left, just under a mile. When you see an adobe house on the left with a tall flat metal sculpture against it (a man in an oval or something?), put on your left turn signal. Go down the driveway after this house. the driveway has mailboxes for 1519/1521 & art studio signs. Go past the old one story adobe buildings. We're on the left down the sidewalk in the first two-story building, behind the pitched metal roof buildings. Studio F is the left side of the building. Ample free parking.

Secluded 'Santa Fe Modern' Casita minutes from the Plaza in the heart of Santa Fe's historic East Side. This newly renovated guesthouse is nestled among pinon and juniper offering the unique experience of a relaxing get-away while just minutes from fine dining, museums, galleries, shopping, hiking trails and all of Santa Fe's major attractions. Combining sophisticated design with simplicity and comfort, this beautiful studio is perfect for singles and couples. Private Courtyard, radiant heat, off street parking, wi-fi and high thread count linens are just some of the amenities included in this elegant studio. Available for short and long term stays. GLBT-friendly.

Santa Fe Photographic Workshops is an inspirational resource for all photographers, from enthusiasts to professionals. Offering over 150 educational programs a year, you'll learn from today's most influential instructors to inspire your creativity and hone your technical skills. Whether engaging your imagination in Santa Fe, discovering the culture of San Miguel de Allende, or exploring far off places, the Workshops supports all levels of participants in their passion for photography.

The Spanish Colonial Arts Society collections were initiated in 1928. Today with 3,000 objects, the collections are the most comprehensive compilation of Spanish Colonial art of their kind. Dating from the Middle Ages to the New Millennium, the collections span centuries in art, place and time. Among the various media featured are santos (painted and sculpted images of saints,) textiles, tinwork, silverwork, goldwork, ironwork, straw appliqué, ceramics, furniture, books and more. All combined, the collections represent the artistic history and ongoing evolution of Hispano culture in New Mexico while firmly establishing its important place within the global arts landscape. Hours: 10AM to 5PM, 7 Days a week. Museum of New Mexico, $15 for access to 5 museums for 4 days. Without the Pass: Adults $6, kids under 17 free.

Townhouse with unobstructed views of the Sangre and Jemez mountain ranges from every window. Sunset deck off master bedroom. Second bedroom also has full bath. Located in quiet Rancho Viejo, with its open space and miles of trails. 2 car garage. Gas kiva fireplace, beams and vigas exudes Southwestern feel. Santa Fe enjoys a semi-arid climate. Due to the 7000-ft elevation, summers are extremely mild with warm sunny days and cool breezy nights. Air conditioning is seldom necessary in Santa Fe (although this townhouse does include it). Nestled between the Sangre de Cristo Mountains (east) and the Jemez Mountains (west), winters are usually mild although nights are often below freezing. The low humidity and clear blue skies free from smog produces one of the most healthful environments in the US. Sun shines 300 days/yr.

As an Easterner, this climate is super, as the aridness produces much sunshine, and little humidity, which, at both hot and cold temperatures, makes one feel great!

Founded in 1937. Ongoing exhibitions of contemporary and historic Native American art with an emphasis on the Southwest. Exhibitions feature works by established and emerging Native American artists. The historic Case Trading Post hosts ongoing events by featured artists and sells an array of jewelry, baskets, folk art, pottery, and weavings. Free admission. Open Monday-Saturday 10-5, Sunday 1-5.