I stayed at La Posada and visited the Staab House for the first time in May 2015. However, I didn’t know about their free Happy Hours till nearly a year later! Turns out, every Friday there is a FREE gathering where Art Curator, Sara Eyestone gives a talk about the history of La Posada and … More The Staab House @ La Posada
The Cowgirl BBQ seems to be one of those places that either you absolutely love or you totally hate. I think I may be in the latter category. Anyway, it is a good place to take your friends who may be visiting from out of town. (And from what I hear, a good place to … More Cowgirl BBQ
Ah…What to say? This is one of my most favorite Happy Hour spots. The El Dorado Hotel is renown among Santa Fe hotels and its Agave Lounge embraces luxury. If you love sipping delicious (and cheap) happy hour drinks while relaxing in front of a fire or meeting locals and tourists at the bar, then … More Agave Lounge at El Dorado Hotel
OK…I totally get it: what’s up with someone who is mostly vegetarian going to a place called “Five Star BURGERS” for Happy Hour ??!!?? Yeah, it’s weird. But ironically, 5 Star does have some amazing gluten free vegetarian items on their Happy Hour menu and they’re located at the DeVargas Center, less than 5 minutes … More Five Star Burgers
OK. So I haven’t officially had dinner at Terra yet, but I’ve had bar food and cocktails there now a couple of times and liked it. The first time, they didn’t give me anything I asked for but what they did give me was pretty good — especially after 6 hours of personal training at … More Terra
Ever since I saw this open-air theater, I had this place on my must-see list. The “Apprentice Showcase” promised “the ‘Stars of Tomorrow’ performing various fully staged opera scenes.” It was my opportunity to experience the Opera House in all its glory, for less than $20 — perfect! I got to the opera house almost … More Santa Fe Opera House
I heard about the Santa Fe Indian Market through some random email I received. On the website, the Santa Fe Indian Market is touted as “celebrating Native arts and culture in the largest and most prestigious intertribal fine art market in the world”. Sounded interesting, so I decided to go check it out. I had … More Sante Fe Indian Market
When I first walked into Gabriel’s, I was struck by the totally Mexican vibe of the place: something about the open air courtyard threw me back to the month I spent in San Miguel de Allende — in a good way. My ‘date’ and I were really made to feel at home and the waitstaff … More Gabriel’s
I decided to explore the art galleries on Canyon Road last weekend. I just got home from Pennsylvania the week before and needed some inspiration, some culture. I was not disappointed. There seemed to be at least a hundred galleries along this stretch of road containing all kinds of art and sculpture. I will definitely … More Canyon Road Art Galleries
I checked out the Museum of International Folk Art located on Museum Hill in Santa Fe during the International Folk Art Market. There were so many amazing pieces on display in this museum, and I was happy that photography was allowed in most of the galleries. My favorite area was the Girard Wing: it contained … More Museum of International Folk Art
Enchanted New Mexico 