New Mexico is a haven of southwestern art and culture, and one tiny town in between two big cities epitomizes the unique ...

Its early 1900s roots as an American art colony make Santa Fe one of the top three art markets in the nation. —Steve Larese Interested in foraging? Here are 6 places to start. Interested in ...

Since the city's founding in 1610, the Santa Fe Plaza has been its cultural hub. Today, surrounded by numerous centuries-old buildings like the Palace of the Governors, the plaza continues to be ...

The best way to get around Santa Fe is on foot. Get your bearings by taking advantage of the free, self-guided walking tours provided by the Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau. Driving can be ...

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The City Different is an apt nickname for Santa Fe. This Southwestern gem stands out, and not just because of its distinctive Pueblo Revival architecture and hundreds of art galleries. Santa Fe ...

Roughly 50,000 tons of goods travel along New Mexico's stretch of I-40 every year, and even more travel by freight trains.

Santa Fe constructed motorhomes, park models as well as fifth wheel and travel trailers during the 1960s, 1970s through to the mid-1980s. Class C motorhomes constructed by Santa Fe from the 1970s ...

About an inch of snow is likely to fall in the city, largely accumulating Wednesday night and into Thursday morning.

Santa Fe has a rich history in wrestling. Romero was a wrestler on Santa Fe’s last dual championship team in 2009. Santa Fe ...