Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Light the lights. Holiday Plaza Lighting Head to the Santa Fe Plaza on Friday to see the holiday decorations light up the night. Hot chocolate, an appearance by Santa and Mrs. Claus, food trucks, a…
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1 Light the lights. Holiday Plaza Lighting Head to the Santa Fe Plaza on Friday to see the holiday decorations light up the night. Hot chocolate, an appearance by Santa and Mrs. Claus, food trucks, a…
Read MoreIMMERSIVE RELAXATION isn’t limited to fancy spas. Just ask Santa Fe–based sound healer Adrienne Smith, whose Perfect Fifths Sound Healing travels wherever Smith is booked to fine-tune mental and…
Read MoreIF YOU’RE LOOKING for the kind of relaxation that completely turns off your brain, a sensory-deprivation float tank at Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort, in La Ciénega, might be the ticket. The experience is…
Read MoreIF YOU LOOK OUT THE WINDOWS during a trip on the Rail Runner Express between Santa Fe and Albuquerque, you’re rewarded with a trove of murals on city walls. In Darryl Lorenzo Wellington’s Legible…
Read More1 Discover artistic fossils. In Taos, The Valley debuts a new solo exhibition by artist Sarah M. Rodriguez on Saturday with an opening reception from 4 to 8 p.m. On view through January 6, Field…
Read More1 Honor our vets. Indian Pueblo Cultural Center The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center hosts Veterans Day activities on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Held in the courtyard, the event showcases an…
Read MoreTHE PATH TO SERENITY begins in the mountains. A climb up winding stairs through tall pine trees leads to a soothing soak in a hot tub beneath piñon and juniper trees. After a traditional Japanese…
Read MoreA MAN IN A BLACK LEATHER-AND-SNAKESKIN jacket and a magenta cowboy hat fringed with dangling knives looks like one dude you don’t want to mess with. But in this image of Texas-born visual and…
Read MoreIN SEPTEMBER, Ojo executive chef Zachary Perron partnered with the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market Institute for a special three-course fixed menu celebrating local agriculture and the restaurants that…
Read MoreRED CLAY. VOLCANIC ASH. SAGE OIL. ROSE WATER. RED CHILE. I’m saying the words silently, focusing on their cadences as I lie covered in a tingling mixture of these ingredients. Massage therapist…
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