Okay, I admit it. I like pavement. I like air conditioning and cold water. I also like adventure. If you can relate, Kasha-Katuwe is the outdoor adventure for you. Known in English as Tent Rocks, this national monument is an easy drive south of Santa Fe on Cochiti Pueblo land. The last segment of road is dirt washboard that makes pavement lovers like me feel as if they’ve really gone off to do something daring.
A one-mile trail loops through the park and is even and smooth. The day I visited there was a woman making the trek in stilettos (really) and while I wouldn’t necessarily recommend...
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
by AnnMarie McLaughlin • SantaFe.com
Grand Baile
Tibetan Association Presents an evening of Mystical Sacred Dance by Drepung Monks and Tibetan...
Flamenco is the music of Andalucia, Spain. The blending of Arabic, Gypsy, Jewish,
Solemn Procession
Pontifical Mass
Entertainment on the Plaza