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It’s hard to believe Labor Day is upon us. It seems just yesterday that the winter snow capped the Sangre de Cristo’s peaks and families were enjoying spring break on the Ski Santa Fe mountain.

The Inn of the Governors welcomes a full house (many of those being repeat guests) each year for the Santa Fe Indian Market. This week’s blog details the Southwestern Association of Indian Art (SWAIA) market’s 93rd year beginning today, August 18 ...

When one thinks of Native American art and Santa Fe there are numerous museums, galleries and events that spring to mind.

After digesting my interview with Chef Matt at Il Piatto, I decided to move to a closer neighbor who has consistently delighted the Inn’s guests time after time: L’Olivier

The Santa Fe Railyard is just a short 10-15 minute walk from the Inn of the Governors.

The summer season in Santa Fe lends itself to a myriad of special events, such as the Santa Fe Bandstand on the plaza, gallery openings with artists’ receptions, Santa Fe Opera, Santa Fe Wine and Chile Fiesta and multiple festivals – too many to comment...

One of the great joys of Santa Fe is the diversity of culture and unique events-just last weekend, the City Different hosted the International Folk Art Market at Museum Hill-a collection of four museums

Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.

In 2003, a small folk art exhibition, “Focus Folk Art’, began at the Clay Angel pottery store in Santa Fe.

As I sit writing this blog, I am blessed by a view of McCall, Idaho’s Payette lake.