Issue Nº 4
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Seven thousand feet up.
Seven thousand feet up, four hundred years deep. A light that doesn't exist anywhere else.
Edited by Anthony Dazet · Market Mayor of Santa Fe · say hello
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Why Santa Fe Keeps Coming Back for Biscochitos
By Anthony Dazet, Market Mayor of Santa Fe
On Sandoval Street, Richard Perea turned New Mexico's state cookie into coffee, ice cream, and a daily downtown stop.
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Sendero Marketplace Is Betting the Southside Wants Something Local
A local broker bought the long-struggling outlet mall at 8380 Cerrillos Road in late 2023 and renamed it Sendero Marketplace. Here is what he is building, and why it matters to the southside.
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Dinner at Tender Fire, a Movie at Sky Cinemas · Midtown's Date Night Is the Real Deal
Tender Fire's string-lit patio and Sky Cinemas' teal marquee sit steps apart in Midtown, and together they make the case that Santa Fe's nightlife just found a serious new address.
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Bread Shop Is the Bakery Lena Street Built Itself Around
Jacob Brenner left Santa Fe, cooked in Portland, and came back with his wife Mayme and a plan for a quick bread stop. Santa Fe had other ideas. Bread Shop is open Tue-Sat, 9 am to 3 pm.
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High Noon General Store Is the One Shop on Galisteo Worth Stepping Off the Plaza For
High Noon General Store on Galisteo Street stocks fine goods, local art, and a landlocked surf team tee, and it earns every minute you spend inside.
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I've Been to Farmers' Markets Across the Country. The Railyard Is the One.
New Mexico's largest farmers' market runs every Saturday at the Railyard, 150+ vendors, 100% locally grown produce, and a crowd that knows exactly what it's doing.
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Kakawa Chocolate House Is the Sweet Stop Santa Fe Actually Deserves
Historic elixirs, hand-rolled truffles, agave caramels, and a brownie sundae on a blue Talavera plate, Kakawa Chocolate House is the real Santa Fe sweet stop.
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Santa Fe Railyard Weekend, From the Saturday Farmers' Market to Sunday Artisans
The Santa Fe Farmers' Market sells chile, cheeses and baked goods on Saturdays, the Railyard Artisan Market brings over 60 local artisans on Sundays, and Railyard Park covers 11 acres.
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Meow Wolf Santa Fe and Two More Stops for Curious Kids and Grown Ups
Meow Wolf Santa Fe timed tickets start at $33, the Santa Fe Children's Museum is free on Thursdays from 4 pm to 6 pm, and Railyard Park covers 11 acres.
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Hot Springs Near Santa Fe, From Ten Thousand Waves to Ojo Caliente and Jemez
Ten Thousand Waves rents private hot tub suites for $89 per person, Ojo Caliente has nine public mineral soaking pools, and Jemez Hot Springs takes walk-ins for $25 an hour.
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Taos Day Trip From Santa Fe: Harwood Museum of Art, Millicent Rogers Museum and San Francisco de Asis
The Harwood Museum of Art holds seven Agnes Martin paintings, the Millicent Rogers Museum hosts an all ages clay class on October 18, and San Francisco de Asis holds Sunday Mass at 8 AM and 10 AM.
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Santa Fe Plaza in October 2026, From the Artisan Expo to Día de los Muertos
Anthony says the Santa Fe Plaza always has a vibe, and this October it hosts a free artisan expo and Día de los Muertos with a candlelight parade.
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Santa Fe's Zozobra Statue and Hotel Chimayó on Washington Avenue
The 18 foot steel Zozobra statue stands in downtown Santa Fe, and Hotel Chimayó on Washington Avenue is home to the lowrider themed Low 'n Slow bar.
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