Las Palomas

Santa Fe Plaza-Shops, boutiques and galleries make up the bulk of the Plaza, but the real draw lies on the sidewalk in front of the Palace, where Native Americans sell their wares on colorful blankets.

Canyon Road Gallery District-Santa Fe is the second largest art market in the nation. On Canyon Road youll find more than 100 galleries and studios, unique specialty shops, world class restaurants, and the historic adobe architecture that gives Santa Fe its legendary southwestern charm.

Santa Fe Opera-July-August each year. This world renowned venue is an amphitheater in the rolling hills just outside of Santa Fe with views of the surrounding Sangre de Cristo and Jemez mountains. Not only is the setting spectacular but the performers, musicians, set design and productions are of the highest caliber.

Santa Fe Ski Basin-Ski Santa Fe is nestled in the Santa Fe National forest it is one of New Mexico's finest ski and snowboard resorts. Located 16 miles northeast of the historic city.

Museum Hill-Four world-class museums presenting the art, history and culture of the Native American Southwest, the Spanish colonial past, and folk traditions from around the world.

Spanish Market-Last weekend of July, every year. A unique market of traditional spanish colonial arts flurish at this outdoor show on the plaza.

Indian Market-3rd weekend in August every year. A premier event that brings 1,200 Native American artists from all over the country to show and sell their wares.

Wine and Chile Fiesta-Last weekend in September every year. Wine tastings, gourmet dinners, tours, demonstrations, and a big-tent tasting food and wine.

Albuquerque International balloon Fiesta-Starts 1st weekend in October and goes for 10 days each year. Albuquerque is the premier ballooning city due to the crystal skies, perfect October climate. Balloons, traditional New Mexican food to Balloon memorabilia. Each year balloonists come from around the world to participate in the event. It has become the most photographed event in the world.