312th Annual Fiesta De Santa Fe
312th Annual Fiesta De Santa Fe
Santa Fe, the historic capital, is one of the oldest in the United States. Fiesta de Santa Fe honors and preserve the annual commemoration in the spirit and letter outlined in the 1712 Santa Fe City Council Proclamation.
Join the fun with the open-air arts and crafts market featuring one-of-a-kind treasures from booths that line the historic plaza. Select from unique hand fashioned jewelry, pottery, chic clothing, stylish leather, paintings, photography, handsome wood products, hand blown glass, and countless other items. Meet the artist, discuss their work and take home a treasure.
Cruising the historic plaza for your favorite food, whether a chicharrón burrito, green chile cheese burger, fried bread with honey, corn-on-the-cob, candy apples or cotton candy is favorite past time for fiesta participants; it’s a staple of Fiesta weekend. Find your favorite food on the plaza.
Enjoy the Mariachi Extravaganza - Swirling dresses, stamping feet and ringing trumpets welcome participants to a passionate musical experience of traditional, contemporary and classical tastes. The piñon studded hills at The Santa Fe Opera set the stage for an extraordinary sunset and the vivid color, joyous sound and sheer cheer of internationally known award-winning artists and rising stars in the genre of mariachi. This is a Popular event- So purchase tickets early before they are Sold Out!
Recommended Lodging
Santa Fe KOA Holiday
Relax and enjoy the southwestern charm of the Santa Fe KOA Holiday while you take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. The Santa Fe KOA Holiday is a clean, safe, highly amenitized, family-friendly RV park that is the perfect place to slow down, read a book, sit by the campfire, toast a marshmallow (or two) and just relax. It is also the perfect place to be adventurous and explore all that Santa Fe and the areas have to offer. The local cuisine is spicy and flavorful - you won't want to miss it!
Houses Of The Moon At Ten Thousand Waves
In the tradition of the Japanese ryokan, guests have a short walk from their rooms to the rustic spa, inspired by Japanese-style mountain hot spring resorts. The distinctive details in each of the 14 unique guest rooms and suites reflect Japanese simplicity, and many include courtyards, decks, a private Japanese garden and a kiva fireplace. Surrounded by 20 acres of piñons and junipers in high mountain wilderness, yet just ten minutes away from downtown Santa Fe, this is your choice for an easily accessible romantic vacation in an exotic destination.