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198 State Road 592
Santa Fe, NM
T 877 262 4666

Room Rates $275 to $1,050

Encantado’s choices for adventure are vast. The Land of Enchanment lends itself to movement–and blissful relaxation after.

Saddle up to enjoy a guided trail ride while taking in the big sky and surrounding views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, or whitewater raft through some class III rapids on the Rio Grande. From sport (golf, tennis, skiing) to geochaching–there is much to take in. Afterwards, however, it’s important to let your body decompress. Encantado’s Spa offers a unique treatment menu that combines indigenous healing traditions with Santa Fe’s eclectic approach to wellness. Luxuriate in a Blue Corn and Honey Renewal or enjoy the all-encompassing Mountain Spirit Purification. It’s a head-to-toe, heaven-and-earth experience that blends Native American ritual with the ultimate in cleansing and detoxification–including adobe clay masks, body wrap, massage, hot stones, and a rain-shower rinse.

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Classical Southwest

T 800.480.1319 | Santafesymphony.org

The Santa Fe Symphony and Chorus features something for everyone. Classical music devotees shouldn’t miss Sounds Like Mozart (March 28), a compilation of the master’s works. For a cultural twist, the Music of Spain, Latin America, and Santa Fe (May 15 and 16) doesn’t disappoint.

Folk Art Festival

T 505.476.1197 | folkartmarket.org

Take in the wondrous color and creativity on display at the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market. Last year, more than 100 artists from 46 countries came to sell their pieces at this highly anticipated Museum Hill event. July 9–11.

The Painting Tradition

T 505.946.1000 | okeeffemuseum.org

Following in the footsteps of Georgia O’Keeffe, painter Susan Rothenberg moved to Santa Fe in the middle of her career. Appropriately, Susan Rothenberg: Moving in Place will exhibit some key examples of the artist’s works at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum. Through May 16.

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