Explore Santa Fe: Local History
From Vargas to Zozobra and Beyond: - September 4-12
Santa Fe Fiesta Reveals City Different’s Changing Culture
Andrew Leo Lovato to deliver the Santa Fe Fiesta Lecture
by Editor • SantaFe.com
Aug 27, 2010
From its earliest incarnation as a 1700s religious event through its evolution into a civic enterprise and then a community party, the Santa Fe Fiesta has reflected the changes in the City Different's makeup and culture.
August at Las Golondrinas Brings History Back to Life
Summer Festival, Frontier Days and Horses of the West
Santa Fe's Living History Museum
by Editor • SantaFe.com
Jul 26, 2010
Learn the skills of the mountain men, enjoy the Peruvian Paso horse shows, and hobnob with Kit Carson's real-life grandson, John Carson.
Celebrate Santa Fe’s 400th Anniversary
Journey back in time and take a ride down El Camino Real
Every Saturday through July 31st
by Editor • SantaFe.com
Jun 21, 2010
In celebration of the City's 400th Anniversary, Santa Fe Walkabouts is offering scheduled outings in our Pinzgauer along a portion of El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro. Journey back in time and ride the Royal Road linking Mexico City to Santa Fe!
Women’s History on the Highways Represented by Grouping of Five Markers in Santa Fe
by Editor • SantaFe.com
Jun 16, 2010
The lives of several Santa Fe women - remembered for their contributions to the arts, charitable causes and shrewd business practices - were honored on five Official Scenic Historic Markers dedicated at a ceremony, June 15, at La Bajada Rest Area.
New Mexico Historic Women Marker Initiative Unveils Latest Marker
Honoring Doña Agueda Salazar Martinez
Medanales Celebrates the Life and Achievements of Weaving Matriarch
by Editor • SantaFe.com
Jun 14, 2010
Known as the matriarch of Hispanic weaving in New Mexico, Doña Agueda Salazar Martinez was honored when an Official Scenic Historic Marker was dedicated in her memory on June 12, 2010.
New Mexico Historic Marker Initiative Unveils Latest Roadside Marker
Honoring Feliciana Viarrial of the Pueblo of Pojoaque
U.S. Highway 84/285 near mile post 179.5, in front of the O’ Eating House
by Editor • SantaFe.com
Jun 11, 2010
On Friday, June 11 at 11 a.m. at the Pueblo of Pojoaque O' Eating House, the New Mexico Historic Women Marker Initiative unveiled the Official Scenic Historic Marker honoring Feliciana Viarrial, a matriarch of the modern Pueblo of Pojoaque. Members of the Feliciana Viarrial family, her friends and members of the community were all are invited to the ceremonies. The marker is located on U.S. Highway 84/285 near mile post 179.5, in front of the O' Eating House.
