Low ‘n Slow Lowrider Bar – A Santa Fe Experience!

Low ‘n Slow Lowrider Bar – A Santa Fe Experience!

Aug 20

The lowrider lifestyle is a special tradition that is still alive in Northern New Mexico today.  When Heritage Hotels & Resorts designed its newest property, Hotel Chimayo de Santa Fe, the celebrating the lowrider art form was an integral part of the renovation. The artistic care that goes into lowriders is incorporated into the atmosphere the hotel’s Low ‘n Slow Lowrider Bar. Low...

Chimayo Chile

Chimayo Chile

Aug 15

New Mexico’s Chimayo chile is a one-of-a-kind chile that is grown only in the picturesque village of Chimayo and its immediate surrounding area. Unlike other chiles, the Chimayo chile grows smaller and thinner, only about six to seven inches long. These precious heirloom chiles add a distinct flavor to any dish. Heritage Hotels & Resorts is proud to serve Chimayo chiles in its dishes...

Santa Fe New Mexican Review of Hotel St. Francis Dining

Santa Fe New Mexican Review of Hotel St. Francis Dining

Jul 31

Rave review gives Santa Fe’s Tabla de los Santos and Secreto Lounge 3.5 Chiles out of 4: “Secreto Bar and Loggia, inside the venerable Hotel St. Francis, is a sort of shrine to the art of mixing drinks.” “The surprising chile relleno was a plump, unbreaded poblano generously stuffed with rice, creamy goat cheese, and spinach. An Angus rib-eye had all the character you’d...

Spanish & Indian Market in Santa Fe

Spanish & Indian Market in Santa Fe

Jul 25

Each year, Santa Fe hosts two special markets that are rooted in rich New Mexican culture; Spanish and Indian Market.  The Spanish Market recognizes the artwork of the Santeros, artisans from Northern Hew Mexico and Southern Colorado who specialize in making devotional art in a Spanish Colonial style.  These pieces always depict a saint and are heavily rooted in Catholicism. Santeros hand craft...

Flamenco Performances in Santa Fe

Flamenco Performances in Santa Fe

Jul 23

Flamenco traces it’s now multinational roots back to the 16th century near the Andaluz region of Spain, and was influenced by the Arabs, Gypsies, Jews and Moors. Traditionally, it was the song and dance of the poor and oppressed who used it to convey powerful emotions of loss and of love. The art form, which over the ages has evolved to include guitarists and percussionists and countless...