The Shed
Iconic for a reason. Their red chile enchiladas are the perfect soul-warming meal on a brisk spring day. Expect a short wait; it's always worth it.
Hidden gems and locals-know-this picks in Santa Fe, NM — the restaurant you won't see on a top-10 list, the late-night spot, and the quick escapes worth a weekend.
Buzzy spots and local favorites
Iconic for a reason. Their red chile enchiladas are the perfect soul-warming meal on a brisk spring day. Expect a short wait; it's always worth it.
Located in the heart of the Railyard, they use seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Perfect for a slightly elevated Sunday dinner.
What's fresh in the city
The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum has refreshed their rotating gallery to focus on her spring-inspired desert works. A must-see while the actual landscape is waking up.
Making the most of our high desert spring
The foothills are perfect right now. Hike the lower loops to spot early spring blooms like prickly pear cacti starting to wake up. Remember to bring a windbreaker for those gusty spring breezes.
With the sun out but temperatures manageable, wander Canyon Road to see the latest spring installations. Many galleries open their doors to the public on Sunday afternoons.
Events and things to do this Sunday in Santa Fe
Enjoy a classic Santa Fe brunch under the beautiful skylights of La Plazuela, often accompanied by local musicians setting a relaxed Sunday morning tone.
Wrap up your Sunday with local craft beer and live performances. The Railyard location offers a great breezy atmosphere to enjoy the spring evening.
Weekend trips within reach
Head north for a 90-minute drive to experience the Taos Pueblo, explore the Kit Carson Home, and enjoy the distinct high-altitude artistic vibe of our neighbor to the north.