Tesuque is a good choice for people who want Santa Fe amenities close-at-hand, yet prefer a more rural feel. From the tiny village itself to the lush valley near the river, to the pinyon-juniper studded hills toward Chupadero, Tesuque offers a variety of landscapes and lifestyles. Properties range from bucolic horse farms to expressive little […]
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The Traditional Village of Agua Fria
Welcome to the traditional village of Agua Fria, a community rooted, by history and values, to the resource –“Cool Water”– from which it takes its name. Archaeological digs show that this land was inhabited as far back as 3,000 B.C. The village itself considers its founding date to be 1640, the date of the first recorded […]
How Do You Spell South Capitol?
How do you spell South Capitol? Or is it South Capital? South Cap is one of Santa Fe’s most beloved downtown neighborhoods. Look on the web and you’ll find the name spelled both ways. So which is it: capitAl or capitOl? Although their spellings are almost the same, the two words refer to two different things: one, a […]
The Art of Women’s Clothing
“Well-curated; a breath of fresh air; a unique shop with a marvelous aesthetic.” Head to La Bohème’s Facebook Wall and you’ll see love notes from past shoppers whose words suggest they are both clothes-savvy and worldly. Indeed, La Bohème is a women’s clothing store for those in-the-know: about fabrics, history, cultures and style. More than […]
Dining Santa Fe: Canyon Road
Dining Santa Fe: Canyon Road aims to demystify the offerings on a street frequented by many newcomers to Santa Fe. At this writing, there are six restaurants on Canyon Road. Quick bites at the base of Canyon Road Beginning at the base of Canyon Road are Café des Artistes and Caffe Greco –both offering patio […]
