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A trip to Santa Fe can be fun for kids and adults alike. You can find family-friendly things to do at every turn if you know where to look. Do you like outdoor activities? You're in luck. There is hiking, biking, fishing, horseback riding, snow skiing, rock climbing, and more. Looking for a little art and culture? Check out a world-class children's museum, the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, the Museum of International Folk Art, the country's oldest house, a miracle at Loretto Chapel, art galleries galore, summer storytelling and the list goes on. Feel like sampling a little of the local flavor? You won't go hungry in this city of fabulous food. There is a section on kid-friendly restaurants where everyone will be satisfied. (And there's not a fast-food joint in sight!) Santa Fe is called the City Different for good reason. It's a trip your family won't soon forget. Come and explore the winding roads of this beautiful, unique Southwestern US city where the sun shines 300 days a year. "Santa Fe With Kids From A to Z" is an illustrated, alphabetical guide to family-friendly things to do and see in and around Santa Fe. Don't leave the kids at home when visiting this New Mexico treasure. There's something here for everyone! MARY CATHERINE MATHEWS is a broadcast journalist. She worked as a television news reporter/anchor in Midland, Texas and later was a news writer/producer in New York City. She now enjoys the great New Mexican lifestyle with her husband, Bill and two young daughters, Anna and Sophie. Their search for fun, cultural, affordable and child-friendly things to do in Santa Fe inspired this book. KELSEY DALY is a native of Santa Fe and the mother of three adventurous, fun-loving children, Griffin, Liam and Aidan. She worked as an environmental engineer for 10 years before starting her family with her husband Michael. Since then, she has co-authored a children's picture book. Her love of Santa Fe and all it has to offer children and families inspired this book.
Presents delicious and easy to prepare recipes and dishes from the northern region of Mexico.
This unique guidebook with more than 200 listings includes all of the most distinctive restaurants; attractions in town and side trips to charming small villages like Las Vegas and Taos; spas; lodgings from romantic and luxurious resorts, hotels, and bed and breakfast inns to budget-oriented motels; a unique weather profile and livability data.
250 glorious, colorful images reflect Santa Fe's year-round appeal in a fresh look at this historic and modern destination. See the city streets where monuments and architecture recall the past. Outside of town, mountains, trails, chapels, and fields of flowers beckon your exploration. Visit many summer festivals that celebrate the cultures that mix in the region and rodeos that continue the activities of cowboys and Old West life here. Many artists now call Santa Fe their hometown, because the stimulating region and active markets invigorate their work. Meet Zozobra, a jovial 50-foot-tall marionette, at Las Fiestas de Santa Fe in early September. The useful Resources section includes contact information for many of the museums, festivals, activities, and recreation areas of Santa Fe. This book is a wonderful introduction as well as a souvenir to Santa Fe's many charms, and will be a guide and a keepsake to visitors and locals alike.
Now in paperback comes an exploration of the origins and current manifestations of style in Santa Fe, from the ancient inspiration of the Canyon de Chelly to the architectural innovations of Frank Lloyd Wright and his contemporaries. 450 illustrations, 220 in color.
A Children's Guide written FOR CHILDREN! Help youngsters enjoy their visit to Santa Fe. See, hear, taste,smell, touch, and enjoy the essence of this special city at the End of the Santa Fe Trail. Simple, child-like, black-and-white drawings bring to life the sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and "feel" of old Santa Fe . . . warm adobe walls . . . rough Navajo rugs . . . bright red chile ristras . . . gleaming Pueblo pottery . . . strutting bobbing pigeons . . . sparkling splashing fountains. . . the aroma of pinon smoke . . . tasty corn tortillas . . . sopaipillas dripping with honey . . . the sights and sounds of the Santa Fe Plaza and the Santa Fe River . . ."Should delight any child under ten," according to The New Mexico Magazine.Perfect to prepare young children for a trip to Santa Fe, or as a souvenir of a wonderful visit!
Although the focus is on the unsolved murders of a priest and female tourists, THE CITY DIFFERENT, better known as Santa Fe, NM, is a story about the good and the bad of its people, its cultural and social values, its politics, its beauty and its charm. A city is left in a state of chaos after the brutal murder of a priest is followed by the deaths of female tourists. Are these thrill-kills or a serial murders, and uncertainty that puzzles state police officials, a female homicide detective, and a district attorney. Complexities set in when the detective and the district attorney become lovers. They increase when she comes to suspect him of being part of at least one of the crimes. Meanwhile, a power-seeking separatist is vying for the citys mayors seat. He is supported by a powerful state senator known to sanction illicit drug deals, and the outcome of the mayoral race could affect the political and cultural make-up of the city. A middle-aged businessman and an elder represent the conscience of the city and a philosophy in general. One does it by his deeds and his opinions, and the other through his experience and by simple wisdom. Through the elder, a brief history of the area is given. Many scenes are brutally direct without being gruesome, and others show sensitivity as it handles difficult situations.
One of the most provocative and exciting architects today, Greg Lynn has defined how designers and architects use computers as a medium, operating in an expanded field that fuses cutting-edge technology, contemporary art, and science fiction aesthetics with architectural form. At the epicenter of a debate about the role of digital design and new fabrication methods in architecture and general design culture, his projects skillfully blend high technology and detailed craftsmanship, driven by modeling software from the film and aerospace industries. They range from the Ravioli lounge chair for Vitra to the Embryological House, a pre-fab housing type that takes advantage of new manufacturing technologies to produce customized houses adaptable to local conditions. Included are contributions from theorists, architects, and artists, and futurists such as Sylvia Lavin, Ben van Berkel, and Caroline Bos of UN Studio, J.G. Ballard, and Tom Friedman, among others. Greg Lynn FORM offers a window into Lynn's methods and techniques, theoretical positions, and career trajectory. Rather than a retrospective of Lynn's career, it is thought-provoking and forward-looking.
Captivated by the uncanny light and exotic landscape, artists have been drawn to New Mexico for over 100 years. Santa Fe Art surveys works of over 70 artists and provides insight into the distinctive styles evolving from this desert mecca.
First survey of modernist and contemporary architecture and interiors in the richly layered architectural history of Santa Fe Santa Fe Modern reveals the high desert landscape as an ideal setting for bold, abstracted forms of modernist houses. Wide swaths of glass, deep-set portals, long porches, and courtyards allow vistas, color, and light to become integral parts of the very being of a house, emboldening a way to experience a personal connection to the desert landscape. The architects featured draw from the New Mexican architectural heritage--they use ancient materials such as adobe in combination with steel and glass, and they apply this language to the proportions and demands exacted by today's world. The houses they have designed are confident examples of architecture that is particular to the New Mexico landscape and climate, and yet simultaneously evoke the rigorous expressions of modernism. The vigor and the allure of modern art and architecture hearten each other in a way that is visible and exciting, and this book demonstrates the synergistic relationship between art, architecture, and the land.