WELCOME to the Rancho de Chimayo online store filled with signature foods and specialty items from the world-renowned restaurant in Chimayó, New Mexico. We'll ship these native New Mexican gifts world-wide to bring you the traditional flavors of Rancho de Chimayó right to your table! Choose from specialty food items to Southwest Gift Baskets & combos, apparel & more!

Winner of the James Beard Foundation America's Classics Award, Owner Florence Jaramillo has cultivated the menu for Rancho de Chimayó based on personal, local and ancestral family influences. A New Mexico treasure and “A Timeless Tradition” for more than 53 years - the restaurant serves authentic New Mexican cuisine featuring "Carne Adovada" - their signature dish!

Camino de Paz is a Montessori school serving grades 7-10. Our middle school campus is located on a 10 acre organic farm that includes a goat dairy, draft horses, greenhouses, and gardens. Focused on the needs of young adolescents, our curriculum uses hands-on,practical application of academic skills to improve learning and cultivate independence and responsibility in young adults.

New Mexico Wildlife Center (NMWC) is a great place for a family visit! We are located conveniently between Santa Fe and Espanola, and have live hawks, eagles, owls, bobcats, reptiles and other animals to see up close. Bring a lunch and eat on one of our picnic tables, or just come for a short walk around in the beautiful outdoors. Call ahead to see if we have a special event, like our Open House in October. NMWC is dedicated to wildlife education, rehabilitation of native wild animals, and to conservation of native habitat.

The first iconic stop on the High Road to Taos begins with the Historic Nambe Trading Post. A collection of rare & exotic goods, Fine Indian art & cowboy memorabilia. Vintage Turquoise, Fine Jewelry by Jennifer Jesse Smith, Western Movie Costumes by Emmy award winning costume designer Cathy Smith, Navajo weavings, pueblo pottery & Beadwork, plus Nambe organic chili.

The oldest historic gallery on the High Road to Taos, only 20 minutes N. of Santa Fe. Western Movie costumes by Emmy award winning designer Cathy Smith, Authentic Indian & cowboy art -Hand made by local artists from NM pueblos, pottery, katsinas, Navajo weaving, beadwork, paintings, ledger drawings, antique turquoise pawn, & custom jewelry by Jennifer Jesse Smith.

Contemporary and regionalist oil paintings; animal portraits; iconic botanical paintings on gold leaf. Gifts: Raven fountain, Rooster fountain, cast iron crows, cast iron school bell, gabled bird houses.

Build your own V8 Trike in stages with kits supplied by master builder, Ron Estevan of Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Learn about the art and culture of New Mexico's Pueblo people at Poeh Center, established by the Pojoaque Pueblo's Tribal Council to preserve and revitalize Pueblo communities of the northern Rio Grande Valley.

Red Sage is your destination for your next romantic night out, business dinner and drinks or group event. Featuring prime beef, bison, and locally sourced ingredients paired with an extensive selection of wines. Red Sage also offers a private dining experience for any need. Our smaller Private Dining Room can accommodate 14 guests and our larger room can accommodate

Enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Iguana Cafe! Delight in our Hilton buffet or a la carte breakfast options. For lunch and dinner, savor Mexican entrées such as Tacos, Enchiladas, Fish, Fajitas and Burritos alongside house specialties. Margaritas are made with 100% agave tequila, and guacamole is made to order.

Located in the dramatic scenery of northern New Mexico’s Pojoaque Valley, Towa’s three independent nine-hole courses challenge with dramatic elevation changes, seasonal weather conditions, and scenery of such extraordinary beauty it threatens to distract the most focused golfer. Whether you’re putting for birdie in the winter sunshine with a view of the Santa Fe Ski Mountain above or teeing off in the new greenery of the spring, Towa can challenge the low handicappers, but offers an enjoyable experience for golfers of all levels.

Climb the winding stairs, carrying yourself far away from the noise and motion of everyday life, you’ll find yourself in a sea of tranquility, a sanctuary for body and mind—this is Wo’ P’in Spa. Each luxurious experience draws on world inspired spa therapies and natural, indigenous healing elements to influence your serenity, health, and balance. Each treatment reflects the deep roots of the Pueblo heritage and embodies the essences of the Pojoaque philosophy.

Terra, sourcing the freshest, local ingredients from the region, features contemporary American cuisine while incorporating New Mexican influences. Working directly with local farmers and ranchers, Terra grows herbs and vegetables in the restaurants own garden, showcasing amazing culinary creations at the Chef's Table and Chef's Garden Table.

Amidst the tranquil, high mountain foothills, the Spa at Rancho Encantado is uniquely designed to reflect the sacred kiva rooms of the indigenous Pueblo Indians. Comfortable, simple and serene, the Spa's pared-down Southwest style is seen in regionally inspired treatments, massages and bodywork.

Minutes north of Santa Fe and open seven days a week, Camel Rock Casino is a true gamer’s casino,offering slot machines, table games and much more. We offer the latest gaming in a relaxed and familiar environment. We have two dining options, our Pueblo Artist Café or our Fresh Market Place. We also feature live entertainment, including monthly concerts. Camel Rock Casino, everywhere else you’re just a guest, here you’re one of us.

El Nido “The Nest” originally opened in 1922 in the Pueblo of Tesuque. We are a relaxed Contemporary Northern Italian Restaurant & Bar. Specializing in meats and seafood cooked on our signature Argentine-Style hardwood grill and a wood-burning pizza oven. Our bar offers seasonal craft cocktails stirred to perfection. Three fireplaces and beautiful patio to relax on!

Five miles north of Santa Fe lies the peaceful picturesque town of Tesuque, settled in 1740 as a small Hispanic village and named after the nearby Tesuque Pueblo. The area's orchards, pastures and cottonwood trees contribute to the beautiful scenery, as does the Santa Fe National Forest to the east. There are some great hiking trails in the area as well as two popular restaurants, a celebrated foundry and outdoor sculpture garden, and a glass works gallery and studio. Take Bishop's Lodge Road north out of Santa Fe and you'll wind your way there on the scenic route or follow U.S. Highway 285/84 north to Exit 168.

Established in 1966 by Glenn and Sandy Green in Arizona. The Greens opened their second location in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1979. The Tesuque-Santa Fe gallery and five acre sculpture garden is located in the lovely historic Village of Tesuque, five miles north of Santa Fe. Specializing in contemporary art by internationally known artists. Our second location is The Phoenician Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona with sculpture and paintings displayed throughout the interior and exterior of this beautiful property. Sculptors: DONALD DAVIS GUY DILL ALLAN HOUSER NOELLE JAKEMAN RODGER JACOBSEN MICHAEL KABOTIE PAUL MOORE DAN NAMINGHA KHANG PHAM-NEW EDUARDO OROPEZA JOHN REEVES MALCOLM SUSMAN WI TAEPA TROY WILLIAMS MELANIE YAZZIE Painters: SANDY ADSETT KEN DRAPER JUNE GRANT ALLAN HOUSER JOHN HOGAN HARRIET JOHNS JEFFREY MARON DAN NAMINGHA HELEN STANLEY KENJI YOSHIDA MELANIE YAZZIE PIER AUGUSTO BRECCIA STEADMAN UPHAM Fine Art Photography and Printmaking: SHELLI HYRKAS MELANIE YAZZIE EDUARDO OROPEZA JOHN HOGAN

Art studio/gallery-selling art from the gallery