Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau

Concordia Santa Fe is a wind ensemble serving northern New Mexico. Our membership is drawn from among the top musicians in the area who are specialists in the performance of music for woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments. Rather than have a permanent music director, we feature a guest conductor of exceptional renown for each of our concerts who prepares the ensemble for performance.

Fairytale Weddings has been performing weddings in Santa Fe for over 15 years, and we perform approximately 80 weddings per year.  In the past 2 years, we have been featured in 5 national magazines, are featured in three books about destination weddings, and our owner Clarice Coffey was featured on HGTV's "The Good Life". We offer approximately 20 different wedding locations for your use, including  access to private estates, church ruins, and museums. Package prices are shown on our web page and begin at $1,085.  We can cater your wedding reception, as well, serving your guests from our gold-rimmed china, silver, tables and chairs. Also available is an award-winning tent, LED lighting systems and portable French-door panels. We offer transportation to and from the wedding celebration in our open-air trams.  In addition, we can decorate the trams with garlands of greenery, white flowers, and white satin bows with sashes - and a live mariachi band on board, if you wish!  Please see our fleet at: www.santafecustomtours.com.

Custom Tours By Clarice, Inc. is the premier destination management company in Northern New Mexico. We offer daily tours of the historic downtown district in our open-air trams, giving four tours a day, seven days a week. We board at the corner of the Plaza at Lincoln & Palace Avenues - next to the New Mexico Museum of Art . The tour costs $15 per person and are available at 10 am; 12 noon; 2 pm; and 4 pm daily. Reservations are recommended, and we are pet friendly.

We offer group and transportation charters. We produce special events including catering at estates, galleries and private homes using our own special event equipment: gold-rimmed china, silver flatware, tables, chairs, tent, and LED lighting systems. For themed events - we offer our own props, sets, and costumes to enhance what will be an enchanting event in Santa Fe!

LewAllen Galleries a one of the oldest and largest galleries of national stature in Santa Fe. It represents internationally acclaimed contemporary artists working in a diverse range of media including painting, sculpture, photography, prints, ceramics jewelry, tapestry and glass. In addition to showcasing the finest art of our era, the gallery is also committed to the exhibition of Modernist masterworks in accord with the highest standards of scholarship and connoisseurship. LewAllen Galleries exhibits at eac of two museum-like in-town locations, on historic West Palace Avenue and in its newly constructed Railyard district building, as well as at its satellite branch at Encantado, an Auberge Resort.

To firmly ground yourself in New Mexico's rich past, visit this museum on the Santa Fe Plaza. Built by the Spanish as a government building in 1610, the Palace remains the country's oldest continuously occupied public building. Its exhibits chronicle the history of Santa Fe as well as New Mexico and the region. American Indian artists sell their wares under its historic portal as part of the Native American Vendors Program. The New Mexico Museum of History, which is physically and thematically linked to the Palace of the Governors is now open.

Gallery specializing in antique American Indian art and paintings of the American West. Artifacts include beadwork, pottery, and other Native material. Artists include Borg, Fechin, Delano, Leigh, Payne, Pletka, Sandzen, Rollins, & Widforss, as well as the Taos Society of Artists and the Santa Fe & Albuquerque art colonies. French artist Antoine Tzapoff is exclusively represented.

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.