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The Plaza | Art Galleries
This highly esteemed photo gallery deals in works by Edward S. Curtis and other 19th-century chroniclers of the American West. Other major figures...Read More
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The Plaza | Clothing
This cozy space in an old, creaky-floored adobe is stocked with perhaps the finest handmade cowboy boots you will ever see—in every color, style...Read More
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The Plaza | Books/Stationery
You'll find a great selection of art and travel books here, including a generous selection of titles on Southwestern art, architecture, and...Read More
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The Plaza | Household Items/Furniture
Check out the whimsical collection of stuff: pop-up books, silly postcards, tin art, hooked rugs, and stringed lights. Wonderment is in every...Read More
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Railyard District | Household Items/Furniture
This rambling 25,000-square-foot shop ranks among the best consignment stores in the West, carrying elaborately embroidered vintage cowboy shirts...Read More
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East Side and Canyon Road | Art Galleries
Santa Fe's most impressive gallery of American and European art from the 19th century to the present. Contained within are works by Max Weber...Read More
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South Side | Household Items/Furniture
You could easily spend a couple of hours wandering through this legendary indoor-outdoor bazaar, which sprawls over 7 acres, incorporating several...Read More
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Food/Candy
You're unlikely to ever have tasted anything like the divine, agave-sweetened, artisanal creations that emerge from this shop. Historically...Read More
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Railyard District | Art Galleries
Set in a dramatic 14,000-square-foot neo-industrial building beside the farmers' market in the Railyard District, this leader in both contemporary...Read More
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The Plaza | Art Galleries
This respected gallery near the Plaza carries mostly contemporary representational paintings and sculptures by such world-class artists as Jie...Read More
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Railyard District | Household Items/Furniture
With a clean, orderly aesthetic that seems right out of the pages of Kinfolk , this updated, upscale take on a general store carries gorgeous...Read More
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East Side and Canyon Road | Crafts
Owned by the prestigious Nedra Matteucci Galleries, this is a veritable museum of Native American art and artifacts. An adobe shaded by a huge...Read More
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The Plaza | Clothing
Scott O'Farrell (son of the shop's late founder, Kevin) and his highly trained staff carry on the tradition of producing carefully designed...Read More
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The Plaza | Jewelry & Watches
In this airy, museum-like space, you'll find outstanding contemporary jewelry, textiles, and sculptural objects of metal, clay, and wood. With...Read More
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East Side and Canyon Road | Books/Stationery
The place to go for an almost unbelievable collection of new, rare, and out-of-print photography books; the staff is made up of photographers...Read More
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East Side and Canyon Road | Crafts
This long-running establishment on Canyon Road represents a remarkable group of Native American ceramics artists doing primarily nontraditional...Read More
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The Plaza | Clothing
This spacious, venerable shop in a vintage storefront on the Plaza carries a who's who of haute, international designer brands for women, including...Read More
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Railyard District | Market
Browse through the vast selection of local produce, meat, flowers, honey, wine, jams, and cheese—much of it organic—at the thriving Santa Fe...Read More
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The Plaza | Food/Candy
This tiny candy shop in the 18th-century courtyard of Sena Plaza sells must-be-seen-to-be-believed works of edible art, including chocolate...Read More
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The Plaza | Ceramics/Glassware
You can browse some of the nation's finest examples of both historic and contemporary Native pottery at this gallery a couple of blocks east...Read More