Mabel Dodge Luhan House

Taos Pueblo is a 1,000-year-old living Native American community with iconic multi-story adobe homes, vibrant culture, and stunning mountain views.

A hidden gem offering expertly curated Native American turquoise jewelry, weavings, and even home-roasted piñon—all by appointment.

Nestled just outside Santa Fe, this eclectic Pueblo-style café and general store serves up hearty New Mexican fare and wood-fired pizzas amid a relaxed, funky vibe perfect for unwinding after outdoor adventures.

Shiprock Santa Fe offers a curated gem trove of authentic Native American art, from vibrant Navajo rugs and turquoise jewelry to contemporary paintings and pottery.

Indulge in hearty Native-inspired New Mexico fare like blue corn enchiladas and fry bread at this lively eatery with a scenic patio.

La Plazuela, nestled within the historic La Fonda Hotel, boasts a stunning atrium setting and a menu that combines vibrant New Mexican flavors with a festive atmosphere.

Jerry’s Cafe in Gallup serves up heaping plates of authentic New Mexican comfort food, from fiery red and green chiles to fluffy sopaipillas, all in a cozy retro diner buzzing with locals.

The Wheelwright Museum in Santa Fe is a cozy gem showcasing stunning Native American jewelry, art, and a vintage trading post shop.

Red River delivers laid-back mountain fun year-round with top-tier skiing, scenic chairlift rides, and outdoor adventures in a charming, walkable ski town.

Experience the vibrant Santa Fe Indian Market, showcasing over 1,000 talented Indigenous artists, fashion innovation, and unforgettable performances all weekend.