The Natural Issue (v.14)
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Railyard<br />
A gathering place for locals and tourists! Stop by for some<br />
fresh produce from the Farmers Market. Catch a movie, see<br />
some art or live performances and grab some great food.<br />
1. 2nd Street - A local brewery with two locations serving<br />
an array of beer and comfort pub food! A great spot to<br />
catch up with friends or see some live music.<br />
2. Farmers Market - Santa Fe’s Farmer’s Market was<br />
named “Top Ten Farmers’ Markets”by Sunset Magazine,<br />
and it can’t be missed. It’s a great place to run into friends,<br />
stroll the Railyard and pick up locally grown goods!<br />
3. La Choza - A New Mexican restaurant serving delicious<br />
traditional food and some of the best margaritas in<br />
town! Get the Silver Coin, and order your meal “Christmas<br />
style”.<br />
Plaza<br />
<strong>The</strong> main plaza is the heart of downtown Santa Fe, has<br />
has been for 400 years!<br />
4. Todos Santos - A tiny chocolate and confections store<br />
that is tucked away in the historic Sena Plaza. <strong>The</strong>y carry<br />
handmade truffles, toffee and have a wonderful eclectic<br />
selection of confections.<br />
5. Santa Maria Provisions - “Eclectic provisions for a welllived<br />
life” and this store is just that! You’ll find something<br />
for yourself, your Mom, your friend, neighbor. It’s a go to<br />
spot for finding the perfect gift.<br />
6. Rainbow Man - <strong>The</strong> Rainbow Man is the leading store<br />
in authentic Native American and Hispanic arts and crafts<br />
since 1945! <strong>The</strong>y carry antique and contemporary items.<br />
7. Design Warehouse - <strong>The</strong> place to stop in for artfully<br />
designed home accessories or even furniture!<br />
8. Doodlets - <strong>The</strong> most whimsical shop in Santa Fe, it’s<br />
been open since 1955 and is filled to the brim with little<br />
treasures. It’s a great stop for a one of a kind souvenir.<br />
9. Seret & Sons - A one-of-a-kind experience for unique<br />
collections of central and south Asian imports and antique<br />
Tibetan furnishings. It’s a great place to get lost in!<br />
10. Kakawa Chocolate House - Famous in Santa Fe for<br />
their, authentic and historic drinking chocolates elixirs.<br />
It’s a must stop especially on a chilly afternoon!<br />
11. Cross of the Martyrs - Don’t want to leave the buzz<br />
of downtown Santa Fe but still want to do a little “hike”<br />
- check out Cross of the Martyrs, it’s a few flights of rock<br />
stairs to the top but it gives a beautiful view of downtown<br />
Santa Fe.<br />
12. Monroe Gallery - A gallery that specializes in black<br />
and white photography. <strong>The</strong>ir exhibits change often and<br />
usually have a huge emphasis on humanist/photojournalist<br />
imagery.<br />
Canyon Rd<br />
Canyon Road is an art district in Santa Fe with over a<br />
hundred art galleries and studios. It’s great to spend an<br />
afternoon strolling in and out of galleries to get a feel for<br />
the Native American art and antiquities, historical and<br />
contemporary Latino art, and our own Southwestern regional<br />
art.<br />
Beals & Co. - A gallery on Canyon Rd. has new shows/<br />
exhibits up frequently. It sits across from the Tea House and<br />
is always fun to include in your Canyon Rd. walkabout.<br />
Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi - Located right<br />
up the street from the main plaza downtown, it’s probably<br />
the most iconic photo opportunity in the city! Catch it at<br />
sunset and it will really show off that wow factor!<br />
Big Tesuque Hike/Campground - A great hike or walk-in<br />
camping spot only about 30 minutes from downtown Santa<br />
Fe. It gives you a great tastes of the Santa Fe National Forest!<br />
Aspen Vista Hike - Perfect if you are visiting or hiking in<br />
the Autumn season, but wonderful anytime of year. This<br />
spot is loaded with Aspen trees and if you catch it at the<br />
right time, when they are all yellow, it’s a golden hour you<br />
can’t resist!<br />
Meow Wolf - An art collective that was started in Santa<br />
Fe in 2008, they’ve gone on to open their first permanent<br />
exhibition, <strong>The</strong> House of Eternal Return, on Rufina Circle.<br />
It’s the top attraction in Santa Fe right now and you<br />
can’t miss it!<br />
Jackalope - Home decor with a unique and Southwestern flare!<br />
Counter Culture - A hip, (cash-only) spot that has great<br />
coffee/tea, soups/sandwiches and a great patio for working<br />
on your computer or catching up with friends!<br />
Betterday - A great local coffee spot with professional<br />
baristas and great food!<br />
La Lecheria - A local ice cream shop that prides itself on<br />
its selection of creative seasonal flavors.<br />
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