Visiting Santa Fe’s Loretto Chapel

Loretto Chapel

Santa Fe, New Mexico, “City of Faith” in Spanish, has many beautiful churches. Santa Fe’s Loretto Chapel is one of the popular attractions of this historic city

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A visit to the past: Greer Garson’s ranch home in New Mexico

Original Steer Head on the Ranch Home Chiminey

Visit the Forked Lightning Ranch and the ranch home where actress Greer Garson once lived. It was hard to imagine that such an elegant, glamorous woman would find a rather simple ranch home on the top of a rise, her favorite place to be. But she loved the Forked Lightening Ranch. To visit the Forked Lightning Ranch and the home that was once Greer Garson’s you need to schedule yourself for a tour.

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Santa Fe’s Indoor Winter Markets – spend time with the artists

Winter Spanish Market Metal and Retablo Work

When you visit Santa Fe during the holidays, there is bound to be something interesting going on. I highly recommend these two markets as a way to see some of the best art and craft work that New Mexico has to offer. Both shows feature artists demonstrating their craft and both give you ample time to shop and visit with the artists.

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New Mexico Museum of Art – Gustave Baumann print exhibit through March 2012

The Boardroom - Baumann Exhibit

The Gustave Baumann exhibit, at Santa Fe’s beautiful downtown art museum, has been extended through March of 2012. That’s good news for those of us who love vintage New Mexico and the detailed art of people like Baumann.

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Fall in Santa Fe, New Mexico – Top things to do

Canyon Road Paint Out Event

It’s fall and the leaves are turning. Santa Fe, home to art and artists, is becoming a canvas of yellows and oranges. The weather is mild and it’s an ideal time to visit. We suggest some great things to do during fall in Santa Fe.

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An evening in Santa Fe – Tomme a restaurant

Croquette Appetizer

Review of Tomme Restaurant in Santa Fe. The weather is turning colder yet in climately mild Santa Fe, New Mexico you can still stroll the streets in the evening, do a bit of window shopping and, when you get chilled, stop in for a world-class meal at a downtown restaurant.

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