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Santa Fe’s Markets of Summer
Artists at International Folk Art Market

Santa Fe is famous for its summer markets, and with the pandemic waning the markets are back in full force, which is great news for artists and collectors. This year, you can visit the International Folk Art Market (IFAM), the Spanish Market, and the SWAIA Indian Market, which is celebrating its centennial. Each of these popular markets has its own vibe, but they’re all the perfect places to meet creative artists, discuss their work, and take home something to remember … Read More

A Fresh Look at the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market | Heating It Up
Growing Opportunities heirloom tomatoes

THE FARMERS’ MARKET IS SANTA FE’S FOREMOST GATHERING SPOT There’s no place I enjoy hanging out more on Saturday mornings than the bustling Santa Fe Farmers’ Market in the Railyard. Between the vendors and the shoppers, the downtown market attracts a kaleidoscopic cross-section of everyone in our urban and rural communities. You see neighbors, long-lost friends, and brand-new acquaintances engaged in conversation over rows of produce, all surrounded by lilting music, and the arrivals and departures of the Railrunner and … Read More

Make Your Land of Enchantment Bucket List
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The term “bucket list” is used as an informal way to describe a list of things a person wants to accomplish before kicking said bucket. I much prefer the Merriam-Webster definition as it seems to add a little more tact to the endeavor. It says a bucket list is “a list of things that one has not done before but wants to do before dying.” I recently listened to an audiobook entitled The Measure by Nikki Erlick, in which every … Read More