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Santa Fe, New Mexico, is a vibrant, multicultural capital city with so much to do! Whether you’re here for a day, a week, or longer, you can stay busy throughout your visit. Santa Fe is home to bustling markets like the International Folk Art Market, Traditional Spanish Market, and Indian Market. Enjoy performances at the renowned Santa Fe Opera or spend an evening with the Santa Fe Symphony. Take part in annual events like the burning of Zozobra, the Wine & Chile Fiesta, or Fiestas de Santa Fe. Discover openings and events at our world-class museums and art galleries. Many local restaurants offer live music and dance performances, too. Flamenco, anyone? How about taking a hands-on cooking class? Or riding a train and enjoying food, beverages, and entertainment along the way? Santa Fe offers all this and so much more! Click below to view our specially curated calendar of events. Santafe.com is your expert guide for things to do in Santa Fe!

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Zozobra burning in 2013. Courtesy Kiwanis Club of Santa Fe.

Hutton Broadcasting to Produce Documentary for Zozobra’s Centennial Celebration

Hutton Broadcasting and the Kiwanis Club of Santa Fe are collaborating to produce a feature documentary for the 100th anniversary of the Burning of Zozobra in Santa Fe. This feature will be one of several highlights of the 2024 centennial celebration of Zozobra. The documentary will be produced over the next two years and will include interviews with many New Mexico influencers, historians, and dedicated Zozobra fans. The film will be produced and directed by Elisa Bourget Hutton and McCall Sides will … Read More

Experience Santa Fe in Video

Our video production team is second to none and they’ve created videos about exciting places to go and things to do in Santa Fe. Here you’ll be able to experience some of the City Different’s most exciting venues virtually as you plan your own Santa Fe experience. Check them out!

Mountain Biking in Santa Fe

Mountain biking is just one of many great outdoor activities to enjoy in Santa Fe. With over 300 miles of …

Canyon Road Historic District

Visit a street dedicated to the country’s finest art.

Snow Trax Episode 1

Join snowsports journalist and Snow Trax writer Daniel Gibson to learn about skiing in New Mexico and about keeping your …

Abiquiu Lake

Abiquiu Lake is located in northern New Mexico, 61 miles north of Santa Fe on Highway 84 at the intersection …

Winter Wonderland – Ski Santa Fe

Ski Santa offers something special for everyone. With a base elevation of 10,350 ft, Ski Santa Fe is the launching …

Where to Hike in Santa Fe

Santa Fe has so many beautiful trails to hike. Come along with our guide as we look at just a …

High Desert Angler Fishing Santa Fe New Mexico

High Desert Angler guided fly fishing trips

High Desert Angler offers trips to the best fishing holes in Northern New Mexico, including fly fishing trips on the …

The Burning of Will Shusters Zozobra

Zozobra is the enemy of all that is good, and Santa Fe knows only too well the spell of darkness …

Meow Wolf Miniverse

Immerse yourself in a dimension all its own. Meow Wolf Santa Fe is one of the most fun things to …

Spring in Santa Fe

The weather is perfect right now, and we love getting out and exploring Santa Fe in the springtime. ☀️ Check …

THINGS TO DO IN SANTA FE

There’s always something exciting happening in Santa Fe! Here at SantaFe.com, we help you be in the know about new things to do and old favorites to experience again. Check this spot for the hottest ticket in town or insider tips on places to go and things to do.

Fourth of July Fun in Santa Fe

It’s not every city that celebrates our country’s birthday with pancakes. In Santa Fe, New Mexico, Pancakes on the Plaza is an important part of the Fourth of July holiday. From fireworks to barbecue, music, and shopping, there’s plenty going on to keep you busy in Santa Fe on the Fourth of July! Let’s dive into this popular summer holiday and find out how to celebrate Independence Day in Santa Fe. What to Do in Santa Fe for the Fourth … Read More

Featured Businesses

Shop and support local when you visit these Santa Fe businesses. Explore multiple categories, from art galleries to restaurants, or home services to real estate. Whether you’re a Santa Fe resident or a visitor, you’ll find some place you’ll want to visit. If you’re a visitor who decides to become a resident, we have lots of businesses to help you make the transition, too!

The Pantry Restaurant

Coffee Shop

Breakfast

New Mexican

Amanda’s Flowers

Close-up of a tender caregiver with her hands on the shoulders of a senior woman inside her home. Blurred surrounding. Panorama.

The Legacy at Santa Fe

Keshi, the Zuni Connection

Paul Davis Restoration & Remodeling of Northern New Mexico

caitco plumbing truck Santa Fe New Mexico

CaitCo Drainworks

The Grill at Santa Claran

The Lensic Performing Arts Center

Upaya Zen Center

burger and fries with a wood buring fire pit in the background

TERRA at Four Seasons Rancho Encantado Santa Fe

Fine Dining

Morgan Dentistry

arial view of santa fe railway on the tracks at sunset

Sky Railway

Heating it Up!

Every week, check here for a new story from four-time James Beard Book Award winner Cheryl Alters Jamison. Cheryl is one of the nation's premier food writers, author of many great cookbooks, and the host of Heating It Up, the exciting food talk show on KTRC. Get the insider view of Santa Fe restaurants, delicious recipes, and everything food when Cheryl heats it up!

Tacos with salsa at Baja Tacos in Santa Fe.

Heating It Up | Talking Tacos at Baja Taco

Mexican-style soft tacos, “street tacos,” have popped up all over Santa Fe, and that’s a good thing. Sometimes though, I’m in the mood for the more Americanized version. You know, the type in a crispy shell, topped with lettuce, yellow cheese, tomato, and onion. It’s one of those tastes I grew up with, and no doubt many of you did as well. Purists might thumb their noses at this rendition of tacos but done right, they’re delicious. I think Baja … Read More