Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau

Your trip to Santa Fe wouldn't be the same without making your very own uniquely painted retablo. Or pottery may be more up your alley. Try your talents hammering out a gorgeous tinned mirror, or relax in front of an easel and paint the quaint old adobe buildings that make Santa Fe the "City Different". ArtXcapes conducts art workshops for all levels of art enthusiasts in a variety of different mediums in a relaxing and fun atmosphere. Spend four hours or spend 5 days and discover the creative genius that lies within!

A Santa Fe tradition since 1950, Maria's has become known not only for it's typical New Mexican cuisine, but for it's list of over 200 100% Agave Margaritas, ranging in price from $6.50 to $50.00. Maria's features a full service bar, a great wine list (heavy on the great California Cabs) and almost every Mexican beer imported into the United States. Open Daily for Lunch and Dinner. Reservations are suggested.

The Santa Fe Sage Inn is an excellent choice for affordable lodging in downtown Santa Fe. The hotel offers 155 attractive, comfortable rooms with complimentary amenities including a "Fresh Start" breakfast, exercise facility, guest laundry, parking, wireless high-speed internet and downtown shuttle services. The Santa Fe Sage Inn is located only six blocks from the historic plaza and across the street from the Railyard Park dining and shopping district.

James Kelly Contemporary's program is based on exhibiting established and emerging post-war artists from the United States and Europe. The gallery is unique in the Southwest region in its ability to mount museum quality shows by international artists. At the same time, James Kelly Contemporary benefits from its deep ties to the region. The Gallery was established in 1997 in a renovated warehouse directly across from SITE Santa Fe and has been the leader in developing the Railyard District into a center for contemporary art in Santa Fe.

Farmers' Markets in the Santa Fe RailyardSaturdays 8am-1pm, year-round and Tuesdays 8am-1pm, May-November Visit the Santa Fe Farmers' Market for a celebration of Northern New Mexico's unique culture and history. In addition to great produce, baked goods, jams, and other locally grown foods, the market features crafts, herbal products, soaps, and other great gifts made from local agricultural products. The Market also features live music, kids activities, and special events throughout the year. Enjoy a hot cup of coffee, pastry, and breakfast burrito at our concession stand as you experience this 40 year old local institution.

Also, the Railyard Artisans Market in the Santa Fe Farmers' Market Pavilion, Every Sunday, 10am-4pm.

Chocolate Candies for pleasure, wedding favors, gift baskets, corporate events, banquet favors. Premium Semi-sweet dark chocolate is used to make chocolate/peanut butter candy, chocolates as truffles or in specialty shapes, as well as flavored chocolates - e.g. red chile or raspberry. Packaging or presentation can be customized to suit the event. Pricing is very competitive. Reference: Jeff Siembieda or Linda Perkins of ESPN/New Mexico Bowl (505-925-5999) Currently sell at the Santa Fe Community Fair (Farmer's Market location) on Sundays.

Art dealers Alan Suits and Ann Lehman have assembled a treasury of tribal and ethnic jewelry, clothing, collectibles, textiles, and antiques from around the world. Selections include Mongolian jewelry,antique Buddhist artifacts, Uzbek silk robes, Punjabi wooden chests and Saharan nomad leatherwork. All items are chosen for the highest qualities of traditional workmanship. Coyote's Paw Gallery has been described as"one of the finest ethnographic collections in the United States".