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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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Look here for something new and different to do, our latest posts, or ideas for travel around Santa Fe and New Mexico. SantaFe.com has hundreds of posts to help plan your Santa Fe experience. Start here, but be sure to use our search bar to find posts about topics you’re most excited to read more about.

Santa Fe Neighborhoods 2026: Where to Live in Santa Fe, NM

Finding a home in Santa Fe requires weighing architecture, topography, and budget. While the citywide median sits near $510,000, the market ranges from entry-level condos under $500,000 to ridgeline estates exceeding $8,000,000. Once upon a time, or maybe just a few decades ago, there were only about a dozen Santa Fe neighborhoods. Many of the roads were still gravel. Today, with growth in all directions, and developments, subdivisions, and enclaves popping up with their own colorful names and identities, a … 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!

Meow Wolf and Mid-Town Santa Fe

For a day of fun and great food in Santa Fe, there’s no better place to start than Meow Wolf. …

Canyon Road Farolito Walk Santa Fe New Mexico

One of Santa Fe’s most beloved holiday traditions, the Canyon Road Farolito Walk, lights up the hearts and souls of …

Museum Hill

Explore four world-class museums presenting the art, history and culture of the Native American Southwest, the Spanish colonial past, and …

Rio Grande

The Rio Grande is one of the principal rivers in the southwest United States and northern Mexico. The Rio Grande …

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 …

Sledding in Santa Fe

Sledding or tubing is a great way to enjoy the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. For more winter fun go to …

Spaceport America

Spaceport America is the first purpose-built commercial spaceport in the world. The FAA-licensed launch complex, situated on 18,000 acres adjacent …

Wine & Chile Fiesta

The Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta is an annual five-day weekend of events featuring the culinary artistry found in …

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 …

Discover the Santa Fe Railyard

The Santa Fe Railyard is a happening place in the heart of the City Different. This dynamic area is home …

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.

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IndigenousWays Red Road Pow Wow 2026 in Santa Fe

The inaugural IndigenousWays Red Road Pow Wow will take place Sunday, September 27, 2026, at the Santa Fe County Fairgrounds, with a free, daylong gathering centered on dance, drumming, and healing. Organized by the Native led nonprofit IndigenousWays, the event reflects their focus on keeping Indigenous culture visible and accessible for families, elders, and younger generations. A pow wow is a longstanding Indigenous tradition in which dancers, drum groups, and singers gather to share songs, dances, and ceremonies in a … 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!

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Santa Fe Brewing Co. The Bridge

Breweries

The Rikoon Group

Susan’s Fine Wine and Spirits

St. Michael’s High School

Coronado Historic Site Museum

New Mexico Gay Men’s Chorus

The Bell Tower Rooftop Bar @ La Fonda On The Plaza

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City of Santa Fe Community Engagement

Kiwanis Club of Santa Fe

Keshi, the Zuni Connection

Academy for the Love of Learning

The Only Hotel on the Historic Santa Fe Plaza

Santa Fe Food Scene

Love food? Then Santa Fe is the city for you! The City Different is worth a visit just to dine at its many outstanding restaurants. Of course, you'll find stellar New Mexican cuisine in Santa Fe, but this is a multicultural city with chefs from around the world also offering their distinctive dishes to diners. We'll also share recipes for delectable delights to whip up at home.

Santa Fe’s Best Food, Wine, and History Tours 2026

Santa Fe’s food scene is best navigated through guided walking tours that pair New Mexico’s famous red and green chile with historic storytelling. From the centuries-old Santa Fe Plaza to the industrial-chic Railyard, these all-inclusive experiences provide the easiest way to sample local spirits, high-altitude wines, and traditional Southwest flavors in a single afternoon. For travelers who want to dive deeper into the local narrative, Vigilante Guides serves as the definitive authority on Santa Fe’s hidden history; plan a tour … Read More