Santa Fe

Official Santa Fe tourism bureau — No. 1 Best City, T+L World's Best Awards 2025

Official City of Santa Fe government — permits, announcements, public services

Supplemental city account — community news and Santa Fe life

NM Tourism Department flagship — statewide travel and culture brand

Community account supporting local Santa Fe businesses, orgs, and creatives

Year-round Railyard farmers market since 1968 — Sat/Tue markets, Railyard Artisan Market

Official city government — zoning, permits, road closures, public programs

Santa Fe mayor since 2018 — policy, economic initiatives, community engagement

Santa Fe's daily newspaper since 1849 — breaking news, politics, arts, business

SF's alternative weekly for news and culture since 1974 — events, dining, arts coverage

State magazine since 1923 — NM culture, food, travel; features Santa Fe arts scene

Iconic SF restaurant on Old Santa Fe Trail — elevated SW cuisine and rooftop cantina

Santa Fe's oldest bar (est. 1835) on Canyon Road — Spanish tapas and live music nightly

James Beard American Classic since 1953 — beloved red chile enchiladas on Palace Ave

Sister to The Shed in the Railyard District — locals' pick for green and red chile dishes

James Beard Award-winning SF institution — world-inspired breakfast, lunch & dinner since 1979

New Mexico's original craft brewery (est. 1988) — tasting room, events, statewide distribution

Wood-fired steakhouse inside Hotel St. Francis — premier SF dining destination

Boutique luxury hotel in downtown SF — spa, rooftop bar, proximity to Loretto Chapel

Nikki — SF food & lifestyle guide sharing best restaurants, wellness, and hidden gems

Largest Santa Fe foodies community — restaurant guides and local dining discovery

Santa Fe's go-to lifestyle influencer — hidden gems, local hotspots, adventures in NM

Community hub spotlighting local businesses, events, and creative community in SF

Nikki — restaurant reviews, wellness picks, and lifestyle content based in Santa Fe

Only hotel on the historic Santa Fe Plaza — 400+ year-old site, arts, fine dining

Historic luxury hotel one block from Plaza — Secreto Lounge, steakhouse, award-winning cocktails

City's only Native American-owned hotel — Picurís Pueblo tradition-centric luxury retreat

Japanese spa and resort in Sangre de Cristo foothills — iconic SF wellness destination

Luxury mountain resort in the Tesuque Valley — Auberge collection, premier SF escape

Boutique downtown SF hotel adjacent to Loretto Chapel — spa and rooftop bar

NM Tourism — statewide outdoor adventures, hiking, skiing, cultural immersion content

35 state parks across NM — hiking, camping, and outdoor recreation near Santa Fe

World's largest O'Keeffe collection — premier art destination driving global tourism to SF

House of Eternal Return — immersive art landmark that started the genre, SF Railyard

Contemporary art nonprofit since 1995 — provocative biennials and multimedia productions

World-class open-air opera house in the Sangre de Cristo mountains — July–Aug season

Only professional symphony-orchestra-with-chorus in Northern NM — fall/spring seasons

Philanthropic support for 4 state museums in SF including Palace of the Governors

25+ contemporary artists on Canyon Road — sculpture, painting, glass art, and jewelry

Greater Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce — business advocacy, events, member resources

State business and culture publication — operator-relevant coverage of NM commerce and tourism

Canyon Road gallery since 2002 — SW paintings and bronze sculptures, visitor foot traffic

Canyon Road contemporary gallery — painting, sculpture, open 7 days

Year-round Railyard market — 150+ local vendors, produce, artisan goods every Sat/Tue

Japanese spa and resort — top SF wellness destination, izakaya dining, private tubs

Full-service spa in downtown SF — treatments, yoga, and wellness programs

SWAIA — world's largest Native American art market since 1922, August annual event

Native talent at intersection of fashion and art — platform for Indigenous designers

Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe — Indigenous higher education and arts hub

Downtown SF museum showcasing contemporary Native American artists and exhibitions

Museum Hill SF — honoring Native voices through American Indian art since 1937

Sovereign Tewa community rooted in tradition just north of Santa Fe — events and culture

Picurís Pueblo-owned hotel in downtown SF — authentic Native hospitality and culture

Institute of American Indian Arts — premier Indigenous arts college in Santa Fe

Professional chamber orchestra — concerts at Lensic and Cathedral, enriching SF arts scene