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Explore Santa Fe: Lifestyle

Santa Feans pride themselves on living a healthy lifestyle. AARP magazine in 2008 hailed Santa Fe as one of the healthiest hometowns in America and the American Lung Association rates it the second best in the country for air quality. And, because Santa Fe is such a small place, everyone walks everywhere. And when they’re walking, Santa Feans don’t “mosey”, they “scoot”. Read more about Lifestyle...

Fine-feathered tales

Santa Fe artist, writer gathers raven stories for visual storytelling project

by Ana Maria TrujilloThe Santa Fe New Mexican

Jan 25, 2010

Santa Fe artist and writer Beth Surdut has always lived by water - Hawaii, New England and Florida - and at first, Santa Fe didn't seem appealing.

"It doesn't have an ocean," Surdut explained. But then she visited and "was completely interested and enchanted."

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Episode 4

The Santa Fe TV Show

by EditorThe Santa Fe TV Show

Mar 11, 2010

We are excited to bring you an entertaining web based TV SHOW that "shows off" Santa Fe and all of New Mexico! This monthly, web show will include the very best of the local flavors of New Mexico from our interesting people, the amazing outdoors, and the very best of Santa Fe and really--all of New Mexico!  We will also feature "local" hosts as guides as we journey and explore our gorgeous state!

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James Campbell Caruso • localflavor magazine

Buen Provecho!

by James Campbell Carusolocalflavor magazine

Oct 1, 2009

As we celebrate the official founding of the city of Santa Fe in 1609, those of us who spend our days cooking, tasting, smelling and thinking about food cannot help but consider this milestone and our unique and famous food history. There are some major historical moments that shaped what we eat in Santa Fe. When we enjoy a local meal, we are tasting Ancient Mexico, Pueblo Indian and European flavors—sometimes all in a single bite! Spaniards arrived in Mexico in the early 1520’s, but what was the cuisine like in Mexico and New Mexico before the conquest?

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One Bottle

The 2007 Sutcliffe Vineyards Signature Chardonnay

by Joshua BaerTHE magazine & One Bottle

Oct 1, 2009

The line that hit me between the eyes was a quote lifted from an article I read in the August 2009 issue of W Magazine. The article was about Naples, Italy. The quote was from Mario Codognato, the chief curator at the Museo D’Arte Contemporanea Donna Regina, Naples’ museum of contemporary art. “Naples,” he said, “is the most antiglobal, and therefore the most avant-garde, of cities.”

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Autumn Art Walk

by Gail Snyderlocalflavor magazine

Sep 1, 2009

Every town has its raison d’être. Ours is Art. We live for it, we celebrate it, we welcome it into our world like the exquisite familiar it is. Creativity sparks and leaps out from every nook and cranny of Santa Fe’s soul, and nowhere is this more obvious than on Canyon Road, the Arts and Crafts Road.

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A Guy Named Joe

by Tom Hilllocalflavor magazine

Sep 1, 2009

He’s an easy figure to miss, sort of a blur, as he scurries from one event to another at the Santa Fe Wine and Chile Fiesta — baseball cap cocked at a jaunty angle atop his head and courier bag slung over his shoulder. But when the curtain rises on the first wine seminar at this year’s 19th event, Joe Spellman will be at his accustomed place on the podium as panel moderator. That this is his twelfth appearance at the event gives you an idea of how popular and how valued he is.

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Lifestyle in Santa Fe, NM

Santa Feans love to eat, and eat healthy. The wonderful Santa Fe Farmers Market features the best that our local growers can produce. All of the food markets in Santa Fe have large selections of chemical free food and drink, some markets offer nothing else.
Yoga, Pilates, and Nia are available all around Santa Fe for exercising, toning, and cleansing the body and spirit. The area’s spas provide high quality massage therapy for relaxing and soothing tired muscles, rejuvenating the skin, and refreshing the mind. Virtually every major hotel has a fitness center, and membership gymnasiums are available to everyone.
Traditional American medicine is practiced here in some of the area’s finest hospitals and clinics, but the choices for alternative approaches to medicine and healing abound here as well. Herbalists, acupuncturists, spiritual guides, holistic and homeopathic medicines, traditional Tibetan medicine, and Native American shamans can be found here.