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1. Andrew Smith Gallery
The Plaza | Art GalleriesThis highly esteemed photo gallery deals in works by Edward S. Curtis and other 19th-century chroniclers of the American West. Other major figures...
This highly esteemed photo gallery deals in works by Edward S. Curtis and other 19th-century chroniclers of the American West. Other major figures are Ansel Adams, Edward Weston, O. Winston Link, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Eliot Porter, Laura Gilpin, Dorothea Lange, Alfred Stieglitz, Annie Liebovitz, and regional artists like Barbara Van Cleve.
122 Grant Ave., Santa Fe, New Mexico, 87501, USA505-984–1234Shop Details
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2. Back at the Ranch
The Plaza | ClothingThis 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...
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, and embellishment imaginable. Other finds, like funky ranch-style furniture, 1950s blanket coats, jewelry, and belt buckles are also sold. The staff is top-notch and the boots are breathtaking.
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3. Collected Works Book Store
The Plaza | Books/StationeryYou'll find a great selection of art and travel books here, including a generous selection of titles on Southwestern art, architecture, and...
You'll find a great selection of art and travel books here, including a generous selection of titles on Southwestern art, architecture, and general history, as well as the latest in contemporary literature. In an large, inviting space close to the Plaza, you can enjoy organic lattes, snacks, and sandwiches in a small branch of superb Iconik Coffee Roasters, which also presents readings and music. The patio invites long, leisurely reads. The proprietress, Dorothy Massey, and her staff are well loved for their knowledge and helpfulness.
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4. Doodlet's
The Plaza | Household Items/FurnitureCheck out the whimsical collection of stuff: pop-up books, silly postcards, tin art, hooked rugs, and stringed lights. Wonderment is in every...
Check out the whimsical collection of stuff: pop-up books, silly postcards, tin art, hooked rugs, and stringed lights. Wonderment is in every display case, drawing the eye to the unusual. There's something for just about everyone at this delightfully quirky shop, and often it's affordable.
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5. Double Take
Railyard District | Household Items/FurnitureThis rambling 25,000-square-foot shop ranks among the best consignment stores in the West, carrying elaborately embroidered vintage cowboy shirts...
This rambling 25,000-square-foot shop ranks among the best consignment stores in the West, carrying elaborately embroidered vintage cowboy shirts, hundreds of pairs of boots, funky old prints, and amazing vintage Indian pawn and Mexican jewelry. The store comprises several sections that also include contemporary clothing and accessories for men and women and a pottery showroom.
320 Aztec St., Santa Fe, New Mexico, 87501, USA505-820–7775Shop Details
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6. Gerald Peters Gallery
East Side and Canyon Road | Art GalleriesSanta Fe's most impressive gallery of American and European art from the 19th century to the present. Contained within are works by Max Weber...
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, Albert Bierstadt, Frederic Remington, the Taos Society, the New Mexico modernists, and Georgia O'Keeffe, as well as contemporary artists.
1011 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 87501, USA505-954–5700Shop Details
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7. Jackalope
South Side | Household Items/FurnitureYou could easily spend a couple of hours wandering through this legendary indoor-outdoor bazaar, which sprawls over 7 acres, incorporating several...
You could easily spend a couple of hours wandering through this legendary indoor-outdoor bazaar, which sprawls over 7 acres, incorporating several pottery barns, a furniture store, endless aisles of knickknacks from Latin America and Asia, a huge greenhouse, and a prairie dog village (a fun diversion if you have kids along). There's also an area where craftspeople, artisans, and others sell their wares—sort of a mini flea market.
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8. Kakawa
Food/CandyYou're unlikely to ever have tasted anything like the divine, agave-sweetened, artisanal creations that emerge from this shop. Historically...
You're unlikely to ever have tasted anything like the divine, agave-sweetened, artisanal creations that emerge from this shop. Historically accurate chocolate drinks, like the Aztec Warrior Elixir, divine caramels, and agave-sweetened, gluten-free chocolate baked goods are served in this cozy, welcoming establishment that's as much an educational experience as a chance to indulge in exceptional sweets.
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9. LewAllen Galleries
Railyard District | Art GalleriesSet in a dramatic 14,000-square-foot neo-industrial building beside the farmers' market in the Railyard District, this leader in both contemporary...
Set in a dramatic 14,000-square-foot neo-industrial building beside the farmers' market in the Railyard District, this leader in both contemporary and modern art carries works by such icons as Alexander Calder, Claes Oldenburg, and Andy Warhol. You'll also find a dazzling collection of abstract sculpture, photography, and paintings by up-and-coming regional and international talents.
1613 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 87501, USA505-988–8997Shop Details
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10. Manitou Galleries
The Plaza | Art GalleriesThis respected gallery near the Plaza carries mostly contemporary representational paintings and sculptures by such world-class artists as Jie...
This respected gallery near the Plaza carries mostly contemporary representational paintings and sculptures by such world-class artists as Jie-Wei Zhou and Martha Pettigrew; they also have photographs by Edward Curtis. Manitou has a second location, every bit as impressive, at 225 Canyon Road.
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11. Modern General
Railyard District | Household Items/FurnitureWith a clean, orderly aesthetic that seems right out of the pages of Kinfolk , this updated, upscale take on a general store carries gorgeous...
With a clean, orderly aesthetic that seems right out of the pages of Kinfolk, this updated, upscale take on a general store carries gorgeous kitchenware and table linens, from salvaged-olive-wood cutting boards to handwoven Auntie Oti dish towels. Fine hardware, garden tools, and books related to kitchen and home are also on offer. It's adjacent to and run by the team at Vinaigrette restaurant, and you can dine here, too—there's a juice bar and a small café proffering delicious breakfast fare, pies, and more.
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12. Morning Star Gallery
East Side and Canyon Road | CraftsOwned by the prestigious Nedra Matteucci Galleries, this is a veritable museum of Native American art and artifacts. An adobe shaded by a huge...
Owned by the prestigious Nedra Matteucci Galleries, this is a veritable museum of Native American art and artifacts. An adobe shaded by a huge cottonwood tree houses antique basketry, pre-1940 Navajo silver jewelry, Northwest Coast Native American carvings, Navajo weavings, and art of the Plains Indians. Prices and quality prohibit casual purchases, but the collection is magnificent.
513 Canyon Rd., Santa Fe, New Mexico, 87501, USA505-982–8187Shop Details
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13. O'Farrell Hats
The Plaza | ClothingScott O'Farrell (son of the shop's late founder, Kevin) and his highly trained staff carry on the tradition of producing carefully designed...
Scott O'Farrell (son of the shop's late founder, Kevin) and his highly trained staff carry on the tradition of producing carefully designed and constructed classic Western hats. The one-of-a-kind beaver-felt cowboy hats make the ultimate Santa Fe keepsake. This level of quality comes at a cost, but devoted customers—who have included everyone from cattle ranchers to U.S. presidents—swear by O'Farrell's artful creations.
111 E. San Francisco St., Santa Fe, New Mexico, 87501, USA505-989–9666Shop Details
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14. Patina
The Plaza | Jewelry & WatchesIn this airy, museum-like space, you'll find outstanding contemporary jewelry, textiles, and sculptural objects of metal, clay, and wood. With...
In this airy, museum-like space, you'll find outstanding contemporary jewelry, textiles, and sculptural objects of metal, clay, and wood. With a staff whose courtesy is matched by knowledge of the genre, artists-owners Ivan and Allison Barnett have used their fresh curatorial aesthetic to create a showplace for dozens of American and European artists they represent—many of whom are in permanent collections of museums such as MoMA.
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15. Photo-eye Bookstore and Gallery
East Side and Canyon Road | Books/StationeryThe place to go for an almost unbelievable collection of new, rare, and out-of-print photography books; the staff is made up of photographers...
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 who are excellent sources of information and advice on great spots to shoot in and around Santa Fe. The impressive gallery in the Railyard District (541 S. Guadalupe St.) presents fine photography.
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16. Robert Nichols Gallery
East Side and Canyon Road | CraftsThis long-running establishment on Canyon Road represents a remarkable group of Native American ceramics artists doing primarily nontraditional...
This long-running establishment on Canyon Road represents a remarkable group of Native American ceramics artists doing primarily nontraditional work. Diverse artists include Glen Nipshank, whose organic, sensuous shapes would be right at home in MoMA, and Diego Romero, whose Cochiti-style vessels are detailed with graphic-novel-style characters and sharp social commentary. It is a treat to see cutting-edge work that is clearly informed by indigenous traditions.
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17. Santa Fe Dry Goods
The Plaza | ClothingThis spacious, venerable shop in a vintage storefront on the Plaza carries a who's who of haute, international designer brands for women, including...
This spacious, venerable shop in a vintage storefront on the Plaza carries a who's who of haute, international designer brands for women, including Holly Masterson, Avant Toi, Issey Miyake, Greig Porter, and Yossi Harari—contemporary Asian and European styles are especially well represented, and there's a stellar selection of scarves, handbags, and jewelry, too.
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18. Santa Fe Farmers Market
Railyard District | MarketBrowse through the vast selection of local produce, meat, flowers, honey, wine, jams, and cheese—much of it organic—at the thriving Santa Fe...
Browse through the vast selection of local produce, meat, flowers, honey, wine, jams, and cheese—much of it organic—at the thriving Santa Fe Farmers Market. Dozens of stalls are arranged inside a snazzy, modern building in the Railyard and adjacent to it; it's open year-round on Saturday mornings (7 am to 1 pm in summer, 8 am to 1 pm in winter) and additionally on Tuesday mornings May through mid-December and Wednesday evenings mid-June to late September. The lively space also hosts an artisan market on Sundays from 10 to 4. It's a great people-watching venue, with entertainment for kids as well as food vendors selling terrific breakfast burritos, green-chile bread, Taos Cow ice cream, and other goodies.
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19. Todos Santos
The Plaza | Food/CandyThis tiny candy shop in the 18th-century courtyard of Sena Plaza sells must-be-seen-to-be-believed works of edible art, including chocolate...
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 milagros and altar pieces gilded with 23-karat gold or silver leaf. Truffles come in exotic flavors, like tangerine chile, rose caramel, and lemon verbena. The buttery, spicy, handmade chipotle caramels melt in your mouth. Amidst the taste sensations and quirky folk art are amazing and delightful customized Pez dispensers from Albuquerque folk artist Steve White and astonishing, intricate recycled paper creations from local phenom Rick Phelps.
125 E. Palace Ave., Santa Fe, New Mexico, 87501, USA505-982–3855 -
20. Andrea Fisher Fine Pottery
The Plaza | Ceramics/GlasswareYou can browse some of the nation's finest examples of both historic and contemporary Native pottery at this gallery a couple of blocks east...
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 of the Plaza and especially renowned for its collection of pieces from San Ildefonso Pueblo legend Maria Martinez and her illustrious family.
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