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Wednesday, August 24, 2016
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at Indian Road Lawn (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Please note: Family Capoeira is cancelled on August 24 and August 31.
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6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
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6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Summer on the Hudson brings back the ever popular Hatha yoga with Hollis, featuring beautiful sunsets over the Hudson River.
Category: Festivals, Fitness, Waterfront, Outdoor Fitness
Sunset Yoga
at Abby's Lawn (in Fort Tryon Park), Manhattan
6:45 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Practice yoga with a variety of certified local yoga instructors while overlooking the beautiful Hudson River and basking in the glow of the setting sun.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Club Fit: Yoga
at Sherman Creek Peninsula (in Sherman Creek), Manhattan
6:45 p.m.–7:45 p.m.
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Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
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7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
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Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
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Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
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7:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
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Well, it went pretty much the way we expected. The folks pushing for construction of a new vocational-technical school showed up at our Magnolia Civic Center with a slick video and computer presentation.
The CREATE Foundation and an architect from a Chicago outfit called BrainSpaces were here to tout the Wellspring Center for Professional Futures, a $35 million project. Students from the eight school districts in Pontotoc, Union and Lee counties would be offered courses there. Toyota, when it announced the plant at Blue Springs, agreed to provide $5 million a year for 10 years to an education endowment fund. The CREATE Foundation was selected to manage it.
At the time, school districts thought they would get much needed help for such important programs as comprehensive early childhood education. Instead, unless common sense prevails, they will get a fancy tech school that has little community or educator support in the region.
The endowment income would be used to operate the center, but money for construction would have to come from federal or state taxes combined with private sources. Hopefully, that will not be forthcoming.
The school day already is crowded and busing students (or even worse, allowing them to drive) to the center would consume precious time our schools do not have. It also could hurt school programs, including band, athletics, and a more rigorous academic curriculum.
No needs or feasibility assessment has been done in our schools that would support this idea. In the absence of facts, we get Chicago consultants and a whispered undercurrent that "Toyota wants it so it's going to happen."
We need to build cars in Blue Springs, not architectural monuments.
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Santa Fe Wine & Chile Festival 2016
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Fall is officially upon us! Bearing down are the cooler evenings, afternoon rains and the aspen trees prepare to present their full glory! End of September, beginning of October are best times to see Northern New Mexico's fall foliage in the Sangre de Cristo mountain just 16 miles straight north of Pueblo Bonito b&b inn- Santa Fe! Enhance any September Santa Fe travel experience by immersing yourself in one a short excursion for some of the most beautiful Fall Foliage viewing in the country! Room rates begin at $149.99/nt if you book direct but are limited! Combine your fall foliage exploration with our competitive Wine & Chile lodging package- a very popular time to visit Santa Fe so we suggest you Book NOW! Let us assist you (call 1-800-461-4599) for best room and date availability.
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2016 Santa Fe Folk Art Market will soon be here! Santa Fe travelers don't miss out on any of it's offerings! Hard to describe but we'll try: Santa Fe Folk Art Market is "Unique", "Innovative", "Interesting", "Intriguing", "Whimsical" and so much more. Honestly words do not pay the whole Folk Art market experience justice! Santa Fe Folk Art Market is simply an annual New Mexico Event visitors must experience first hand. Inn at Pueblo Bonito- Santa Fe hosts guests from all over the US and World each year who come to this one-of-a-kind event- the largest Folk Art Market in the World! Santa Fe New Mexico travelers converge July 9,10,11,12 celebrating diverse cultures, traditions, faiths, dress and foods! So don't miss out- here some visitor information we hope you'll find helpful:
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Santa Fe Folk Art Market Schedule 2016:
Friday July 10: 6:30 – 9 PM: Market Opening Party – Gathering under the stars!
Tickets $225 ($125 tax deductible). Shop, dance, listen to international music, enjoy international food and drink tasting. Inn at Pueblo Bonito guests will walk to free shuttle service to Museum Hill (location of Market event). Shuttles run from 6 to 9:15pm TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE for Market Opening Party- no ticket sales at the gate.
Saturday July 11: International Folk Art Market Santa Fe
Early Bird Market 7:30 am to 9am Be early and meet the artists first hand without the crowd! Tickets: $75- include all day Saturday Market!
Regular Market 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Adult $15 if purchased before June 1; $20.00 after; youth 16 and under are free! Ticket includes: entrance to the Museum of International Folk Art, the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, and the Santa Fe Botanical Garden on Museum Hill. Explore the market, international foods, entertainment.
TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE– no ticket sales at the gate.
Sunday July 12: Folk Art Market- Family Day 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Adult tickets $10.00 before June 1; $15 after June 1; Youth 16 and under are free! Ticket price includes admission to Museum of International Folk Art and Santa Fe Botanical Garden on Museum Hill and Museum of Indian Arts & Culture! Inn at Pueblo Bonito guests can easily walk to Shuttle pick up/drop off which will run from 8 am to 5:15 pm. TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE– no ticket sales at the gate.
For information on Santa Fe International Folk Art Market- visit International Folk Art Museum's website at: http://www.internationalfolkart.org/eventsedu/jul.html
Where to Eat: Walk to Santa Fe finest restuarants from the P.E.R.A shuttle drop off location or Inn at Pueblo Bonito! Here are a few excellent choices to consider: Restaurant Martin; Pink Adobe; El Farol; Geronimos; La Casa Sena; Tomasitas; The Thunderbird on the plaza; La Boca; El Meson; Pranzo's Italian Grill; Saveur Bistro; and so many more! Don't forget the cafe at Museum Hill- try thier desserts and herbal teas!
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2015 Folk Art Market Information from International Folk Art Market website.
Santa Fe Orchestra – Travel Event for Travelers: April, May, June
Santa Fe Orchestra Concert Schedule
A Special event idea for Santa Fe visitors traveling in April, May, or June 2016 would be the Santa Fe Community Orchestra Concerts! These extremely talented performances are Free for the Santa FE Community! The 2016 season will be winding down with three extraordinary concerts consisting off classical favorites, rarely heard repertoire, accessible contemporary works, & world premieres of compositions by New Mexico composers. Take your pick- all are Must Do's!
Mid-Season Concert – featuring David Chavez as guest conductor.
- Sunday, April 17, 2016 at 2:30 pm at St. Francis Auditorium in the New Mexico Museum of Art
- Allegretti: Benthic Metropolis – World Premiere
- Britten: Lachrymae for viola and strings, Ari Le, viola (SFCO Concerto Competition Winner)
- Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5
- Admission is free, donations appreciated.
- Walking distance from Pueblo Bonito b&b inn. Book Direct and save 10% (rates starting as low as $109.80+).
New Music at the Museum – New Works by New Mexico Composers Reading #3
- Friday, May 6, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. at St. Francis Auditorium in the New Mexico Museum of Art
- New and recent compositions by New Mexico composers presented in an open-rehearsal format.
- Walking distance from Pueblo Bonito b&b inn. Book Direct and save 10% (rates starting as low as $135.00+).
Season Finale- Program to be determined.
- Sunday, June 5, 2016 2:30 pm at St. Francis Auditorium in the New Mexico Museum of Art
- Walking distance from Pueblo Bonito b&b inn. Book Direct and save 10% (rates starting as low as $120.00+).
Too good to believe? Santa Fe Orchestra Concert Contact Information:
- Website: http://www.sfco.org/
- Address: 1000 Cordova Place, Suite 211, Santa Fe, NM 87505 MAP
- Hours:
- Phone: (505) 466-4879
**Programs and artists are subject to change**
Santa Fe July Festival Event to Enhance your New Mexico Adventure Travel Plans!
2016 Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival
Santa Fe July Festival events are certain to make for memorable New Mexico Adventure travels! The Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival is one of those July Santa Fe Summer Festivals you don't want to miss! Since it's 1972 founding, guided by a visionary spirit and dedicated artistic excellence and innovation, the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival has become a preeminent music festival- known around the music world. Santa Fe's unique location provides a setting nestled amid the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains which has been a valuable contribution to the success of this Music Festival.
We are excited for 2016 Season of the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival to begin. Welcoming extraordinary artists like Orion Weiss (pianist) provides Santa Fe travelers the opportunity to create memorable travel experiences when visiting New Mexico. Orion makes his debut with the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival July 2016! We highly recommend adding of one of these certain to be popular concerts to your July visit with us at Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast inn:
- Wednesday, July 20 and Thursday, July 21: Dvo?ák Piano Trio No. 3 (with Kyoko Takezawa, violin and Keith Robinson, cello)
- Thursday, July 21—Piano Recital: Program to be announced
- Sunday, July 24 and Monday, July 25: Night sky- featuring the young pianist Orion Weiss.
Curious about our July 2016 Featured Artist of Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival?
Well, here's a little bit about the young pianist phenomena:
Orion Weiss- One of the most sought-after soloists in his generation of young American musicians already has an impressive list of awards such as: the Gilmore Young Artist Award, an Avery Fisher Career Grant, and the Gina Bachauer Scholarship at the Juilliard School. Orion has performed with major American orchestras Chicago Symphony, Boston Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and New York Philharmonic. Impressive scheduled stops on his 2016 world tour include: the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, Pacifica Quartet with Cho-Liang Lin and the New Oxford String Quartet.
To explore more into this fabulous opportunity, please visit the SantaFe Chamber Music Festival and don't hesitate to make your Santa Fe Travel plans NOW! Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast inn is located in a prime downtown Santa Fe location- offering the convenience of free parking and walking to the July Music Festival! 1-800-461-4599 or www.pueblobonitoinn.com
Santa Fe Winter Travel Activity February Featured Event
New Mexico Restaurant Week February 2016 Travel – Santa Fe, Taos, Albuquerque
Seven consecutive years and becoming one of Santa Fe's premier winter travel attractions is New Mexico Restaurant Week! New Mexico Restaurant week is an eight day culinary celebration taking place all over northern New Mexico – Santa Fe, Taos, and Albuquerque! Though Southwest travel during January and February are generally "slower times" this makes this winter travel event the perfect reason for a Santa Fe getaway. Travelers looking to take advantage of value- priced dining and lodging deals with an adventurous winter travel spirit will love our discount lodging offerings at Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast inn- Santa Fe! We receive several inquiries from potential winter travelers throughout the U.S. asking for trip planning ideas specific to Santa Fe, New Mexico and winter travel. Well here is a great one! Highly recommend. We suggest combining outdoor recreational winter activities around Santa Fe, Taos and Albuquerque like: downhill skiing, snowboarding, snow shoeing, winter hiking, hot springs, day trips, wine tasting, National Park exploration and more! Check out many of our blogs for more information on these topics.
Santa Fe Restaurant Week
Santa Fe Restaurant weeks provides the perfect reason to experience New Mexico in winter. It encompasses food, local cuisine, winter activities and affordable lodging! In addition to deals on dining out (lunches and dinners), Restaurant Week's daytime events give Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast guests an excellent opportunity to expand their culinary repertoire and interact directly with local chefs, bartenders, and sommeliers. Definitely a fun and tasty time for everyone! So why not give us a whirl this February? Join us at Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast inn in downtown Santa Fe for any of the winter travel dates below for New Mexico Restaurant week?
- Santa Fe: February 21 – 28, 2016
- Taos: February 28 – March 6, 2016
- Albuquerque: March 6 – 13, 2016
Regardless of New Mexico Restaurant week's – Santa Fe, Taos or Albuquerque – Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast inn offers unique and historic New Mexico travel lodging. 10% OFF Nightly Rates during January, February and March travel which includes: Free parking, WiFi, Breakfast and Afternoon tea! Enjoy Santa Fe, its rich history, world class museums, galleries and shops, top rated restaurants, affordable skiing, cultural performances, etc. anytime of year! Combine all the delicious offerings and experiences that New Mexico Restaurant week has to offer and more with us. New Mexico's best traditional red chile pork tamales are served hot daily and each enchanting guest room has it's own wood burning kiva fireplace- uniquely Santa Fe! Let us know if we can assist you- call now for best rates and availability for all New Mexico Restaurant dates: Santa Fe, Taos or Albuquerque Restaurant week! 1-800-461-4599 BOOK NOW
Top Recommended Santa Fe Day Trips
#1 in Series of Top Recommended Santa Fe Day Trips – part 2 here: http://www.pueblobonitoinn.com/top-recommended-santa-fe-day-trips-2-in-series.html
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Providing Santa Fe Travelers with Memorable Experiences for 30+ years!
Santa Fe Tourist Attractions To See During Your Day Trip
BANDELIER NATIONAL MONUMENT – A National Park in Northern New Mexico.
A wonderful scenic 40 minutes drive from historic downtown Santa Fe and Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast! Great for half day or full day trip up into the Jemez mountains in Northern New Mexico. Once in the park, guests walk through ancient Indian Ruins, view Native American petroglyphs and explore historic cliff dwellings and climbs on handcrafted kiva ladders. Ancient ruins date back to 1250 AD! A novice skill level, one mile-long hike weaves Santa Fe day trippers past petroglyphs, masonry walls built into a cliff face to the pinnacle "long house". Ancestral Pueblo people left Frijoles Canyon sometime after 1250, for reasons unknown. Bandelier is our 2016 #1 Top Santa Fe Day Trip for visitors – you will very much enjoy this special New Mexico highlight. Pueblo people thrived in this area near Los Alamos in what is now Bandelier National Monument- 10,000 years ago. The Bandelier National Park covers 33,677 acres within Frijoles Canyon and is filled with lush pine forests, wildlife and clear blue skies. An easy, enjoyable and certain to please Santa Fe day trip put first on our list of BEST Santa Fe Day Trips and Travel Suggestions!
"Add On" Options for Santa Fe Day Tripping:
Nearby Places/Sites:
- San Ildefonso Pueblo– We highly suggest pairing a Day Trip to Bandelier with a quick visit to San Ildefonso Pueblo. After exploring history, why not contrast an active living Native American Pueblo? Known for black on black method of pottery design made famous by Maria Martinez, San Ildefonso pueblo people are mutli-talented, kind hearted and welcoming. Be prepared to enjoy some beautiful handcrafts!
- Santa Clara Pueblo– personal guided tours of the Santa Clara Puye Cliff Dwellings (similar to Bandelier). An option to consider – especially for returning Santa Fe visitors. Having a one-on-one interaction with a native Santa Claran guide can only prove to enhance any Day Trip experience of Northern New Mexico! Fee charged per person.
- Santa Fe Golf at Towa Golf Course: off 285 in Tesuque, NM. 18 hole Arnold Palmer golf course with rolling hill fairways with stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains in Santa Fe County! We don't suggest making this your "destination", but adding a half day of golf when in Santa Fe could be a lot of fun!
- Bradbury Museum: in Los Alamos, NM. Extremely interesting, informative National History Museum documenting the Manhattan Project. Real film footage of the US President and historic news broadcasts of the atomic bomb project. Exhibits highlighting benefits of our National Defense funding also presented.
Restaurants/ Wineries/ Distilleries (AKA: The Foodie Side of Santa Fe Day Tripping):
- Gabrielle Restaurant: 285 in Tesuque, NM (10 min from our historic adobe Santa Fe Inn). Our favorite menu items: House margarita; Guacamole and chips; Chicken Chimi.
- Rancho de Chimayo Restaurant- Highway 501 in Chimayo, NM. Our Favorite menu items: House margarita; Green Chile Chicken Enchilada with Sour Cream; Sopapillas
- Estrella del Norte: Award winning Winery. Excellent side trip toward Chimayo, NM for an afternoon wine tasting! Lovely back patio/grounds and fun gift shop!
- Don Quixote Distillery: 285 in Espanola, NM. Famous for NM Blue Corn Vodka or Bourbon! Great experience in spirit tastings. Blue Corn spirits make great gifts for folks left behind!
- Blue Heron: Located on the plaza in Espanola, NM. Tasting house is features local home brews made fresh daily.
Pueblo Bonito bed breakfast inn: Located in Santa Fe at 138 W Manhattan Ave. Uniquely, enchanting. Adobe pueblo-style bed and breakfast. TOP for two reasons:
- 1. Most authentically preserved historic downtown Santa Fe lodging. A must do for enhancing a Native American Historic Santa Fe Experience! Traditional, authentic New Mexico adobe architecture- one of a kind! 154 yrs of southwest US history exudes from this privately owned estate turned bed and breakfast in 1986. True Santa Fe accomodations to transform a stay in Santa Fe, New Mexico into a cultural, historic lodging experience! THE Best way to compliment a day trip to Bandelier National Monument!
- 2. People! Innkeepers- Amy & Herb Behm have 30+ consecutive years at Pueblo Bonito and 55+ living in New Mexico living! We serve guests need: help plan, recommend, provide welcoming hospitality and everything that goes along with great Santa Fe Vacation Travel experiences! Guests know what to expect – the REAL thing! Real history. Real Adobe. Real wood burning kivas. Real people! Nothing phony or make believe here! Voted "Guest Favorite" over 8,200 properties in US and Canada (2011; 12; 13! Rated "Excellent" TripAdvisor 2010, 11 ,12, 13, 14, 15!).
Our knowledge and insight into the region, culture, cuisine and travel in New Mexico is priceless. We make Santa Fe come to life! Give us a call 1-800-461-4599- You'll be glad you did.
Annual Events in Santa Fe, NM for April, May, and June 2015
(2nd Quarter; April-June)
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Santuario de Chimayo Pilgrimage April 3, 2015
30,000 people from all over the world make pilgrimage to Santuario de Chimayó during Holy Week, earning the reputation of the largest pilgrimage in North America. Some pilgrims seek blessing, others walk for tradition, and others desire the "holy dirt" praying for miraculous cures for themselves or someone who could not make the trip.
Compiled from wikipedia
Santa Fe Film Festival May 1-4, 2015
Four days of the best in cinematic arts! 14th Annual Santa Fe Film Festival will run a program of over 60 films, panels, juried awards, workshops, and parties.
Santa Fe Century May 17, 2015
Celebrating 30 years for this ride in 2015! Bicycle over miles of as you travel down the Turquoise Trail, through old mining towns, across mineral rich Mountains, through the Estancia Valley, through the glorious village of Galisteo, and back into scenic Santa Fe!
Civil War Weekend May 2, 3 2015 10 am- 4 pm
*Battlefields & Homefronts New Mexico: The Civil War and More
Experience military drills, camp life, lectures, demonstrations and reenactments
of Civil War battles fought in New Mexico. View photos of event HERE
Native Treasures Memorial Day Weekend, May 23-24, 2015
Santa Fe Convention Center
Museum-quality Indian art show and sale with 200+ Native American artists showing. Each artist, specially invited by the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, represents the best and brightest of the Indian art world. In fact, many of the artists at Native Treasures are included in the Museum's permanent collection.
Spring Festival and Arts Fiber Fair June 6-7, 2015 10 am- 4 pm
Costumed villagers shearing sheep, fiber arts marketplace, baking bread and more, including animals, games and hands-on activities for kids! At Las Golondrinas. View photos of event HERE
June 12-13, 2015 5-8 pm
Edible Art Tour pairs Santa Fe's top galleries and finest restaurants, BUT you don't have to do two areas on the same night! Friday is downtown galleries with Saturday focus on Canyon Road.
Rodeo de Santa Fe June 18-21 2015, Parade – June 20
65th Rodeo de Santa Fe comes to town June 18 through the 21! This year entertainment will feature Slim Garner along with our Bull fighters Luke Kraut and Clifford Maxwell. There will be more excitement during each performance than you can hold your hat on for! Get ready as heart-pounding, dirt-slinging, action-packed performances from top PRCA rodeo athletes perform at this big time rodeo, with a small town feeling.
*-*-* Upcoming 3rd Quarter Events to be Aware of as Ticket sales will be available during 2nd Quarter! *-*-*
The Santa Fe Opera July 3 – August 29, 2015
From the unlikeliest of beginnings—an opera company located hundreds of miles from any major city, featuring American singers in a wide-ranging and challenging repertory, and treating theatrical and musical values as equally important in its productions—The Santa Fe Opera has grown to become recognized as one of the world's leading cultural festivals.
Ticket Information HERE
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Santa Fe International Folk Art Market 2015 is Coming!
The World is set to meet in Santa Fe, New Mexico on July 10th, 11, 12th 2015! You are cordially invited to join us and share in this year's festive events centered around Santa Fe's 13th Annual International Folk Art Market.
Santa Fe Folk Art Market initially was intended to be a one-time event but is now the largest Folk Art Event of its kind in the world! Since it's inception in 2002, folk art masters from as many as 80 countries, six continents and as many as 650 vendors show representations of their homeland culture, lures and faith through Folk Art. It is truly one of the most enjoyable, whimsical and interesting of all the markets in Santa Fe! Folk Art is close to overtaking the number one popularity spot of Santa Fe's Indian Market held August 22-23, 2015 . ONLINE TICKET SALES begin May 1, 2015:
Wednesday, July 8, 2015: Community Celebration in conjunction with St. John's College Music on the Hill
Time: 5:30 – 8 PM
Place: St. John's College, Santa Fe -Free to the public!
Friday, July 10, 2015: Market Opening Party Time: 6:30 – 9 PM
Tickets: $225 ($125 tax deductible)
A global gathering under the stars. Shopping, dancing, international music, food, and drink.
Saturday, July 11, 2015: Early Bird Market Time: 7:30 – 9 AM
Tickets: $75 (includes all day Saturday)
Saturday, July 11, 2015: Saturday Market Time: 9 AM – 5 PM
Tickets: $20 (Tickets are only $15 if you buy before June 1)
Sunday, July 12, 2015: Sunday Market / Family Day: Time: 9 AM – 5 PM
Tickets: $15 (Tickets are only $10 if you buy before June 1)
Youth 16 and under FREE 9 AM – 5 PM Saturday and Sunday
International Folk Art Market visitors are as diverse as the artists themselves! Art collectors, cultural enthusiasts, families, couples and singles of all ages as well as the casually curious find their way to Santa Fe Folk Art Market. Wending ones way under canopy displays boasting vast colors and textures of awe-inspiring art flowing like a smorgasbord of global cultures and backgrounds. A truly one of a kind "time to enjoy" the uniqueness that only historic Santa Fe, New Mexico offers it's visitors!
Museum Hill -home to the Market- is an ideal location. Plenty of space for art displays and tasty cuisine samples with a background of natural beauty provided by nearby Sangre de Cristo foothills. TICKETS ARE LIMITED AND SELL QUICKLY! Shuttle service for Market is around the corner from our ever popular Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast inn (downtown Santa Fe). On-site parking, a bountiful breakfast buffet, afternoon tea and WiFi are all provided complimentary to Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast paying guests. Enchanting historic adobe guest rooms at this b&b are still available with competitive nightly rates to included all freebies stated above! Call now 1-800-461-4599 or BOOK ONLINE We hope you'll choose to share this exciting time with us in Santa Fe, New Mexico at the International Folk Art Market 2015!
The Perfect Valentine's Day in Santa Fe – Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast inn.
Awaken to find a quiet dusting of soft white winter snow highlighting sculptured details of adobe walls, red brick paths, and wrought iron gates surrounding the secluded grounds of historic Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast in downtown Santa Fe, NM. Arise momentarily to light a romantic wood burning corner kiva fireplace (bedside viewable), then snuggle back next to your significant other to listen to crackling sounds and sensual smells of dry piñon and cedar wood previously prepared for your enjoyment. Quiet, flickering shadows made from the dancing flames reflecting off thick adobe walls create a glow onto the natural wood beams to be admired on the ceiling above you.
Your room reflects accurately that yester-year, old culture blend of Native American, Anglo, and Hispanic influences depicted in the decor of handcrafted woodwork, pottery, rich southwestern colors, and architectural uniquenesses (adobe, corbels, nichos, bancos, etc). This cultural style can only be found in Historic Old Santa Fe! Your private bathroom – complete with mosaic tiled bath/shower – provides adorable amenities to ready oneself for a day of exploration, pampering and some of the most tantalizing cuisine found in the southwest! It all begins with our handmade breakfast tamales (a local family's recipe) consisting of red chile pork and complimented with homemade green chile chicken stew! Both the tamales and the stew are authentic New Mexico favorites that warm the heart, soul and tummy!
Now you must decide what will make your day even more special: Snow skiing? Strolling to historic sites, shops, galleries? Being pampered at a spa? Exploring Native American Pueblo ruins, cliff dwellings and petroglyphs? Our friendly and knowledgeable staff can make valuable suggestions, create a day-trip tour specific to your interests, or just guide you planning your day's adventure! After sharing a full day of special moments with the one you love, return "home", rest, and enjoy a selection of handmade chocolate delectables made by "Amy Lee", which we have placed caringly for you in your room. Come enjoy a calming cup of hot tea during Tea Time and decide on your dinner cuisine: New Mexican? Spanish Tapas? Progressive American? Italian? French? Green Chile Cheeseburgers? Choose from 150+ excellent restaurants within walking distance. Top your evening off with a romantic stroll around the historic plaza area, up the Old Santa Fe Trail and around the state capitol, or even go bar hopping if you like! Fear no parking expense or inconvenience from Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast, as our stellar location allows complimentary parking and walking! When you decide to return home, you'll find the quiet, secluded atmosphere of grounds softly illuminated with bubble lights and pathway lanterns to safely guide you to your own private rest at Pueblo Bonito b&b inn.
New Mexico Holiday Traditions: Santa Fe Holiday Events- November, December Travel
One might think winter holidays consist of only three specific days of the year: Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Years Eve. Santa Fe, also known as the "City Different", holds true to its name. A consecutive 30+ day period hosts in the holidays- Pre-Thanksgiving through New Years! A festive, holiday menu of music, cuisine, shopping, special events and more for locals and New Mexico visitors alike.
Holiday festivities begin mid-November with Handel's Messiah. On Thanksgiving Day, activities can include giving thanks and worship, enjoying friends or family, strolling down quiet, quaint streets of downtown Santa Fe, feasting upon tantalizing cuisine prepared by Santa Fe's top Restaurateurs, hiking in glorious landscapes like Tent Rocks or enjoying opening day of Ski Santa Fe- to list just a few! Folks of all ages enjoy relaxing and reflecting on this quiet and fun (always fun!) Thanksgiving holiday. Friday after thanksgiving (aka: Black Friday) ushers in a busier time with great pre-Christmas bargain shopping, downhill skiing, snowboarding or cross-country skiing at Ski Santa Fe, Pueblo Feast Dances, and of course the lighting of the plaza! (Always a joy filled, well attended celebration of awe inspiring lights and decorations of the downtown Santa Fe plaza- see photo). Between Black Friday and Christmas Eve, Santa Fe visitors enjoy a quieter, more peaceful time period filled with discounted hotel rates (Pueblo Bonito b&b inn offers a $99/nt rate with in-room wood burning kiva fireplace!). This slower time of the travel season is when folks can begin preparations of the heart, mind and soul for the upcoming holidays. Many holiday specific arts and culture events help usher in this holy time of year:
Nov 24: Handel's Messiah: Lensic Performing Arts Center: Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, with Guest Conductor Gary Thor Wedow, Choral Director Dr. Linda Raney, and renowned guest soloists Devon Guthrie, Joseph Beutel and Joshua Dennis. A musical rite of the holiday season, this Baroque-era oratorio still awes listeners after more than two-and-a-half centuries.
Nov 27: Ski Season Opens – Enjoy a day of skiing at Ski Santa Fe! Voted #1 Best Deal for US Ski areas- a great ski experience for all ages and skill level, yet not as commercialized allowing for short lift lines, great snow conditions, excellent cafe service and just 16 miles from Pueblo Bonito b&b inn. After a full day of exhilarating snow skiing, return home to enjoy a complimentary afternoon tea, romantic fire in your in-room kiva fireplace and easy stroll to dinner at one of Santa Fe's best restaurants!
Nov 28: Lighting of the Christmas Tree on the Plaza. Walk to/from Pueblo Bonito b&b inn!
Nov 28: Black Friday- Shopping on the plaza and around downtown Santa Fe is no problem! There are so many unique, distinctive, and rare items to select from for your Christmas shopping lists. If you can't find that challenging person a great gift in Santa Fe, it probably doesn't exist! Pueblo Bonito gift shop offers discounts off all inventory for guests of Pueblo Bonito b&b inn (jewelry, pottery, rugs, baskets, knives, and more!).
Nov 28, 29. 30: 11th Annual Circus Luminous at the Lensic Performing Arts Theatre: A more recent favorite Thanksgiving weekend tradition featuring local acrobats, clowns and aerialists. Walk to performance from Pueblo Bonito Inn-Santa Fe, NM
Nov 29, 30: SWAIA Winter Indian Market– all about community. A perfect blend of exuberant, long established holiday spirit of Santa Fe and beautiful, creative Native arts, traditions and culture.
Dec 12: Christmas on the Plaza– 30th anniversary of this beloved Santa Fe event, with hot cider, live music, entertainment and a visit from Mr and Mrs Claus. At the Palace of the Governors. Free, family event.
Dec 14: Las Posadas. This traditional Hispanic tradition re-created Mary and Joseph's search for lodging the night Jesus was born with a candle-lit procession around the Santa Fe Plaza.
Dec 14: Holiday spirit is highlighted with The Santa Fe Symphony's annual afternoon of Christmas favorites! This celebratory performance feature Guest Conductor Jason Altieri, Director of Orchestras at the University of Nevada and Associate Conductor for the Reno Philharmonic, as The Symphony performs Corelli's Christmas Concerto, Yon's Gesù bambino, Faith's Brazilian Sleigh Bells, White Christmas by Irving Berlin, Wendell's Little Drummer Boy (Bolero), and Anderson's A Christmas Festival.
Dec 19-24: A Baroque Christmas: Loretto Chapel. Santa Fe Pro Musica Baroque Ensemble. Music by Back, Handel, Vivaldi and Traditional Carols. 6&8 pm each evening. Santa Fe Pro Musica is a nationally recognized musical organization that remains steeped in its commitment to community.
Dec 20, 21: The Nutcracker: Lensic Performing Arts Center. Aspen Santa Fe Ballet's "The Nutcracker". Children of all ages marvel at the whimsical interpretation of a seasonal classic. Ballet, flamenco, Chinese silk dancing, and an aerialist allow the cast of 60 dancers, actors, and circus artists to create lifelong memories for you and your loved ones.
Dec 21: Holiday Open House: Celebrate holidays with music, refreshments, and Gustave Baumann marionettes at the New Mexico Museum of Art.
Dec 24: Christmas Eve Concert: Family Concert Series at 2pm & 5pm Lensic Performing Arts Center. The magic of the season is captured with two of the most cherished orchestral works of all time: Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 performed by the Performance Santa Fe Orchestra and conducted by Joseph Illick, and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue played by 13-year-old virtuoso pianist and composer Emily Bear.
Dec 24: Canyon Road Farolito Walk. A work of art itself! Annual celebration which is uniquely Santa Fe. Lit by traditional farolitos and luminarias, Canyon Rd is arguably never more beautiful than on Christmas Eve. visitcanyonroad.com
Dec 28, 29: Music for the Royal Fireworks: St Francis Auditorium. Santa Fe Pro Musica Orchestra.Telemann Water Music; Vivaldi Concerto in F Major, "Autumn" for the Four Seasons; Vivaldi Conterto in F Minor, "Winter" from the Four Seasons; Handel Music for the Royal Fireworks.
Dec 31: New Years Eve Concert. Lensic Performing Arts Center: Guaranteed to bring in the New Year in grand style! An early-evening concert featuring the Performance Santa Fe Orchestra, conducted by Joseph Illick, playing Beethoven's joyous 1st Symphony, and renowned violin soloist Vadim Gluzman playing the incomparable Bruch Violin Concerto. Soprano Ava Pine will delight you with her ravishingly beautiful voice, thrilling coloratura, and sensual singing in selections by Handel and Lehár. Enjoy free parking for this event when staying at Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast inn– less than 5 minute walk to the Lensic Performing Arts Center.


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