Santa Fe Travel Blog

Weaving through a sea of humanity at the Santa Fe Indian Market, I can’t help but think of a line from the Navajo Beauty Way prayer: “With beauty around me I walk… .” I’m one of about 100,000 people who have descended upon City Different for the annual buying frenzy that is...

Gallup becomes a swirl of color and culture during the 90th annual Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, Aug. 10-14. Dancers, artisans, musicians, vendors and families from tribes across North America and Mexico gather in Gallup for a week of celebration and communion. Begun in 1922 by the Gallup Kiwanis Club...

El Rancho de las Golondrinas celebrates the culture of Mexico and the beauty of lavender this month. ¡Viva Mexico! brings the music, art, dance, cuisine and more of Mexico to the living history museum the weekend of July 16 and 17. Marvel at the Flying Men from Veracruz, who soar by their feet from...

Journey to Taos Pueblo and joins thousands of others to celebrate the 26th annual Taos Pueblo Pow Wow, July 9 and 10. Hundreds of dancers from across North America gather for a weekend of competition and camaraderie. Grass, fancy, regional, shawl, jingle and other dances are performed throughout both...

© Taos Pueblo Pow Wow Journey to Taos Pueblo and joins thousands of others to celebrate the 26th annual Taos Pueblo Pow Wow, July 9 and 10. Hundreds of dancers from across North America gather for a weekend of competition and camaraderie. Grass, fancy, regional, shawl, jingle and other dances are performed...

“The Horton brothers were involved in the flying disc crash in New Mexico. And that is from a single source. … There was an unusual moment where that source became very upset and told me things that were stunning that’s almost impossible to believe at first read… .” Click...

2012 SEASON ANNOUNCED Five new productions to be presented REPERTORY Puccini, Tosca. New Production Bizet, The Pearl Fishers. First Performance by The Santa Fe Opera. New Production Rossini, Maometto II. World Premiere of the New Critical Edition. New Production Szymanowski, King Roger. First Performance...

Standing amid a jumble of basalt boulders, I pause after pulling myself up a slick climb of coffee-colored rock. I’m hiking appropriately named Boca Negra Canyon of the Petroglyph National Monument in Albuquerque, and so far the rock art hasn’t exactly been jumping out at me like in a Santa...

Celebrate Earth Day with sharks, sea lions, sea turtles, elephants, apes and a host of other creatures at the ABQ BioPark, Saturday, April 23. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Interact and learn about our fellow Earth citizens with trainer and keeper Q&A sessions on the half hour, a tour of the Aquatic Conservation...

More than 3,000 dancers and singers representing more than 500 North American tribes turn the UNM Pit into a kaleidoscope of color during the 28th annual Gathering of Nations PowWow, April 28-30. North America’s largest powwow brings indigenous tribes from the continent to the University of New Mexico...