Accommodations

Hotel Santa Fe Santa Fe's only Native American-owned hotel, Hotel Santa Fe and The Hacienda at Hotel Santa Fe offer a unique cultural experience, from our luxurious rooms and suites to the lilting notes of a Native flute to the culinary brilliance of our Amaya Restaurant. 1501 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe New Mexico 87501 phone:(800) 825-9876 sleep | rooms & suites | the hacienda | gallery | offers | our hotel | destination | getting here | map | spa | dining | press

Hacienda Nicholas - Santa Fe Bed and Breakfast New Mexico A world of beauty and hospitality awaits you at Hacienda Nicholas, an enchanting southwest bed & breakfast inn located only blocks from the historic Plaza. Whether you're here for a romantic weekend or a winter getaway, our attention to detail and superior personal service will ensure a memorable Santa Fe vacation. 320 East Marcy, Santa Fe New Mexico 87501 phone: (505)986-1431 or (888)284-3170 hacienda nicholas | reservations | policies | rooms & rates | the sage room | the cottonwood room | our spa

Arts

Nancy Youngblood Pottery Nancy's work can be seen in the permanent collections of the Cleveland Museum of Art and The National Museum of Women in the Arts. 221 W. San Francisco Street, Santa Fe NM 87501 phone:505-986-1234 pottery | articles | awards | biography | exhibits | techniques

Raw Art by Kelly Moore Kelly Moore is a Self Taught Artist currently living in Santa Fe, NM. His Original, Expressive work has been referred to as Outsider Art, Art Brut, Raw Art and Visionary Art. new art | join the dark bird gazette

Books and Publishers

Literary Pilgrims Literary Pilgrims, The Santa Fe and Taos Writers’ Colonies, 1917–1950 by Santa Fe author Lynn Cline - learn more, buy online, read reviews.

Events, Workshops, Exhibitions and Calendars

Fly Fishing - Land of Enchantment Guides Welcome! Land of Enchantment Guides is a fly fishing guide service, offering guided fishing trips in the Santa Fe, Chama, Taos and San Juan River areas. Our experienced fly fishing guides can take you to fish on all types of waters - from large rivers to high mountain spring creeks and lakes, we have them all here in Northern New Mexico. PO Box 55, Velarde NM 87582-0055 phone:(505) 629-5688 or (505) 927-5356 contact us | faqs | fly fishing new mexico guides | nm fishing photos | nm fishing videos | book a trip | waters

Galleries

Steve Elmore Indian Art Steve Elmore Indian Art, located in historic downtown Santa Fe, offers quality antique Native American art. Our site is a great resource for learning learn about identification, attribution, pricing, identification and other aspects of this fascinating field. 839 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe NM 87501 phone:505-995-9677 Navajo & Pueblo Textiles Pueblo Pottery Navajo & Pueblo Jewelry

Shopping

David Dear Jewelry David Dear is a Santa Fe, New Mexico jewelry designer and silversmith of Welsh, English, and Cherokee decent. His classic sterling silver and gold jewelry designs are now available here online, at his gallery in Arroyo Seco, New Mexico and at various retail stores and shows throughout the world. 201-C Los Alamos Hwy (US 84/285), Espanola NM 87532 phone:505-753-8141 santa fe sterling silver gold jewelry designs | belt buckles | concho belts | bracelets | belting | bolo ties

Special Interest

Solstice Project The Solstice Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to the study of the rich astronomical heritage of the ancient Chaco Canyon culture of the American Southwest. 222 East Marcy St., #10, Santa Fe NM 87501 our mission & people | anna sofaer | colleagues | native voices | links | chaco canyon films & book | fracking

Tourism

SWAIA - Indian Market Producer of the annual Santa Fe Indian Market, SWAIA (Southwestern Association for Indian Arts) is an advocate for Native American arts and cultures (particularly those in the Southwest), and creates economic and cultural opportunities for Native American artists. PO Box 969, Santa Fe NM 87504-0969 phone:505.983.5220 giving opportunities | volunteer now | artist services | become a member | indian market | indian market faqs

Ralph T. Coe Foundation Established in 2007, the Ralph T. Coe Foundation for the Arts is a non-profit group in Santa Fe, New Mexico dedicated to increasing public awareness, education, and appreciation of tribal art and culture worldwide. Collections and exhibitions focus on work from native peoples of North, Central, and South America.