Hispanic Heritage Month
From Dr. Patricia Trujillo “On September 16, 1810 Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a man known as the Father of Mexico’s Independence, initiated the fight for freedom as he made a…
Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta
An Event Like No Other For nine days in October the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta® creates an enchanted world of special shape balloon rodeos, twilight balloon glows, and vibrant balloon-filled…
Cumbres & Toltec Railroad
It has been said, “The West has to be seen to be believed. But it has to be believed to be seen.” — Kiowa poet N. Scott Momaday. The Cumbres…
Ansel Adams
The image of Moonrise over Hernandez is an important piece to me especially during my 2o’s and to this day for that matter. Moving away from New Mexico was fun…
Chile Health
What miracle food can both whet and curb your appetite, deliver mega vitamins, cheer you up, ease aches and pains, clear your sinuses, rev up your metabolism and lots more?…
Indian Market – History
The History of Santa Fe Indian Market and the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts Vendors-Indian Market Palace of the Governors Lincoln Avenue Santa Fe NM August 29 1953 Courtesy Museum…
Old Main Tour
Want to learn about the dark side of Santa Fe history? I highly recommend this Old Main Tour, where our darkest hours happened and the most notorious prison riot took…
VIP TOURS The App
Imagine touring the City Different at your own leisure with your own personal guide on your smartphone. Control everything about your walking/driving tour, for instance, when you wish to stop…
Santa Fe 1885
Here is a picture of Santa Fe looking east from 1885. Santa Fe 1885 seems like a simple time…not!
Anasazi Ceramics: A View from the Southern Chuska Valley
Observations about pottery from sites in the Southern Chuska Valley. Spanning from the early sixth through eighth centuries provide important clues concerning the source and nature of pottery origins and…
