Emily Ivette Garcia

1402-B Cerro Gordo MLS#804950

noreply@blogger.com (EmilyIvetteGarcia) — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 21:16:00 +0000

Romantic Eastside Retreat welcomes you into a private estate. This elegant, NNM adobe home 2,842 sq.ft. and a charming pueblo-style guesthouse w/726 sq.ft. Antique doors, soaring ceilings, plastered walls & tiled floors.

Living room has grand fireplace & opens to large dining room & gourmet kitchen.Spacious master suite has a sitting room, deluxe bath & fabulous dressing room.Two additional bedrooms & baths, one suite is up a spiral staircase.

Owner NM Real Broker.

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Santa Fe real estate offers luxury and sound investment value in one of the most important art, cultural and historic cities in the United States. Mountain views and a tremendous quality of life welcome you while the city offers world-class dining and entertainment. Walk to the Plaza, explore the Native American pueblos, sample the Hispanic flavors, shop and experience the natural beauty of one of the oldest cities in the country.

701-C Kathryn Place MLS# 804110

noreply@blogger.com (EmilyIvetteGarcia) — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 21:22:00 +0000

This is an absolutely enchanting Santa Fe style home, walking distance to the new railyard parks and shopping district! The interior is finished with plastered walls and all the modern conveniences. This large one bedroom also has a study, full bath, large closet and stainless appliances. This one bedroom is 747 square feet. The garden features a latilla covered patio and coyote fencing enclosing the entire property. Easy to show and ready to move in!

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Santa Fe real estate offers luxury and sound investment value in one of the most important art, cultural and historic cities in the United States. Mountain views and a tremendous quality of life welcome you while the city offers world-class dining and entertainment. Walk to the Plaza, explore the Native American pueblos, sample the Hispanic flavors, shop and experience the natural beauty of one of the oldest cities in the country.

Santa Fe Band Stand 2008

noreply@blogger.com (EmilyIvetteGarcia) — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 21:14:00 +0000

SANTA FE BANDSTAND 2008

Outside In Productions and the City of Santa Fe are pleased to announce the unprecedented free musical event of the season:

Santa Fe Bandstand 2008 schedule

Beginning Monday, July 7th there will be free live music on the Community Stage at the Santa Fe Plaza.

It happens every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 6:00 PM -8:30 PM and every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon from noon - 1:30 p.m.

This seven week long free music festival will run through August 21st featuring 85 free performances - some of the finest, Blues, Latin, Country, Rock, Reggae, R&B, Jazz, Bluegrass, Folk, Americana, Alternative and World Beat Music that New Mexico has to offer.

We are also pleased to announce the inclusion of national touring acts:

* Quetzal from Los Angeles (7/10)
* Dicki Du and the Zydeco Krewe from Louisiana (7/14)
* The Gourds from Austin,(7/17)
* Shake Russell from Texas (7/28)
* Po Girl from Canada (7/31)
* Hot Club of Cow Town from Austin (8/4)
* Damon Fowler Band from Florida (8/5)
* The Laws from Canada (8/11)
* Chris Smither from Boston (8/11)
* Buffy Sainte-Marie (8/21)

Click here for the Santa Fe Bandstand Schedule

Santa Fe Indian Market 2008

noreply@blogger.com (EmilyIvetteGarcia) — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 20:34:00 +0000

Painting by Amy Stein

The Santa Fe Indian Market

...is the biggest event in Santa Fe when a population of 65,000 plus grows by another 100,000 visitors. This year it is the 84nd Annual Indian Market.

August 23 and 24, 2008

Each August, the historic city of Santa Fe, NM becomes the Santa Fe Indian Market, enveloping the town's central Plaza and surrounding streets.

In addition, hundreds of gallery openings, art shows and related events take place during the weekend of Indian Market and during the two weeks immediately preceding it. Indian art collectors and artists from around the world make the pilgrimage to Santa Fe.

* It is the largest Native American Indian Market in the world.
* Over 1200 artists are represented in over 600 booths.

The Southwestern Association for Indian Arts runs and plans this annual event.

It has an experienced committee that screens artist entries for quality and authenticity. SWAIA also has art experts who conduct on-site inspections of all artist booths during Market to ensure that quality standards are maintained.

The Santa Fe Indian Market Awards Program brings art experts and collectors to Santa Fe to judge more than 1,200 artist entries and distribute over $60,000 in prize money in numerous categories to SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market artists.

Awards are given to recognize an artist's dedication and skill in working with traditional materials and techniques. The ability to experiment with new media and art forms is also recognized.

These awards given at the Santa Fe Indian Market sets the standard of quality and innovation for American Indian art around the world.

Award winners gain prestige in the art world. Art collectors look to the program to guide them to what will be "hot" at the Santa Fe Indian Market the next day.
Santa Fe Indian Market

Today's SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market is the outgrowth of a series of remarkable people and events.

It all started with the Museum of New Mexico and a group of remarkable women who formed themselves into a political action organization to establish and protect human rights for New Mexico's Indian population.

In 1922 the Indian Fair was created by the Museum of New Mexico as part of the Santa Fe Fiesta celebration. The Museum continued to sponsor the Indian Fair until 1926.

In 1936 the New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs took over the event. It was also in 1922 that the New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs (NMAIA) was founded to help fight the U.S. Senate's proposed Bursum Bill, which would have illegally given an enormous amount of Pueblo land to Spanish and American squatters.

This year there are many events surrounding the Indian Market.

From benefits and receptions to previews of the award winning works of contributing artists.

There is also a section of the market itself representing the Native American Youth.

If you ever plan a trip to Santa Fe you will have to plan it at least once in August to see this great spectacle of history, beauty, achievement and pride of the Native American Indian's work.

SWAIA.ORG

Article by Eileen Richardson

Santa Fe Railyard Opening

noreply@blogger.com (EmilyIvetteGarcia) — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 20:18:00 +0000

SANTA FE RAILYARD OPENING!

The new park will officially let down its fence for the Railyard Grand Opening, Scheduled for September 13th and 14th.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th

Entertainment begins at 10am in conjuntion with the Farmers Market. Art Making for kids, Docent Tours, Performances in the Park, the arrival of the RailRunner and many other activities are planned for the day, which will end just after sunset.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th

A Bike Railly, more performances at the Park and Plaza, storytelling, Model Railroads and many other activities are planned, with a community picnic to end the day.

Stay tuned for the full agenda....

Read about the Railyard History

57th Annual Traditional Spanish Market

noreply@blogger.com (EmilyIvetteGarcia) — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 20:05:00 +0000

July 26 & 27, 2008

Santa Fe, NM -- With the generous support of the Qwest Foundation, the rich Hispanic culture of Northern New Mexico will be celebrated at the 57th Annual Traditional Spanish Market, Saturday and Sunday, July 26 & 27, 2008 on the Santa Fe Plaza.
A destination event for residents and visitors alike, Spanish Market features handcrafted traditional arts by 250 local Hispanic artists, continuous music, art demonstrations and regional foods, and provides a unique opportunity for visitors to enjoy a taste of New Mexico's vibrant Spanish culture, both past and present. Admission is free to the public.

The traditional artforms featured each year at Spanish Market include the following:

*Santos - depictions of religious figures in the forms of bultos (carvings in the round), retablos (paintings on wooden panels), and gesso and wood relief-carved panels.

*Hide Paintings - religious images painted on deer or elk hide

*Straw Appliqué - crosses, chests and boxes decorated with applied straw

*Textiles - hand-woven on looms using handspun yarns

*Furniture - usually made from pine using mortise and tenon joints

*Colcha - unique regional embroideries employing the colcha stitch

*Tinwork - decorative and utilitarian objects of cut and punched tin

*Ironwork - tools, fastenings, and household objects forged from iron

*Precious Metals - silver or gold jewelry, utilitarian and devotional objects

*Pottery - hand-sculpted bowls, pots, and other ware made from micaceous clay

*Bonework - decorative items, anillos (rings) and tool handles carved from bones

*Ramilletes - decorative paper garlands

*Basketry - baskets handwoven from red and brown river willow

Spanish Market is organized and produced by the Spanish Colonial Arts Society which supports Hispanic artists through educational programs, grants, and the production of Spanish Market in July and Winter Spanish Market in December. These two major exhibitions give visitors a rare opportunity to meet some of the best Hispanic artists working in the region today.

The Society's collection of more than 3,500 art objects is housed at the Museum of Spanish Colonial Art at 750 Camino Lejo (Museum Hill) in Santa Fe. The collections include Spanish colonial artforms covering four centuries and four continents.

Spanish Market also includes continous music and dance entertainment, art demonstrations and regional foods. This year's schedule of events includes performances by Esteban, Manzanares, the Maria Benitez Dance Company, Cielo, salsa and mariachi.

For complete information on Spanish Market, Winter Market or the Museum of Spanish Colonial Art, please contact 505-982-2226 or kmadden@spanishcolonial.org.

Spanish Market is also funded in part by New Mexico Arts, the City of Santa Fe Arts.

For further information:
Spanish Market
Museum of Spanish Colonial Art
P.O. Box 5378
Santa Fe, NM 87502-5378

Phone: 505-982-2226
Fax: 505-982-4585
Website: www.spanishcolonial.org

4 Torreon Place - MLS# 804214

noreply@blogger.com (EmilyIvetteGarcia) — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 01:58:00 +0000

Elegance Sanctuary, Peace & serenity in this luscious home. Starting from the long drive w/split rail fencing, into a landscaped courtyard, the richly colored & finely finished residence. Custom painted walls, formal dining rm adjacent to both living rm & updated kit w/new appliances, lrg master suite & separate office, 3 bdrms,2 baths and 2 car garage! An oasis located on over 1.63 acres w/fruit trees, patio w/mountain views & privacy.

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Santa Fe real estate offers luxury and sound investment value in one of the most important art, cultural and historic cities in the United States. Mountain views and a tremendous quality of life welcome you while the city offers world-class dining and entertainment. Walk to the Plaza, explore the Native American pueblos, sample the Hispanic flavors, shop and experience the natural beauty of one of the oldest cities in the country.

Looking behind those adobe walls

noreply@blogger.com (EmilyIvetteGarcia) — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 20:26:00 +0000

Jane Phillips/The New Mexican
Photo: The owner of this Miller Street home transformed the garden from largely lawn to a land of floral abundance.

What: 63rd Annual Behind Adobe Walls tour sponsored by the Santa Fe Garden Club — a chance to see personal art and furniture collections, Santa Fe-style architecture and design, plus high-desert garden gems.

When: 1-4:30 p.m. on consecutive Tuesdays, July 22 and July 29. Four different homes are featured on each tour date.

Where: Buses depart from the Hilton Santa Fe at 100 Sandoval St. Early reservations are suggested.

Cost: Tour price with luxury bus transport and garden club guides is $75 per person per day. Optional pre-tour gourmet lunch at the Hilton is an inclusive $20. All-day parking at the hotel is $10.

For reservations or more information: Contact Terry Keffer at Westwind Travel — 800-283-0122 or 505-984-0022 — or send an e-mail to Terry@westwindtravel.net.

2201 Vuelta San Marcos - MLS# 804022

noreply@blogger.com (EmilyIvetteGarcia) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 23:06:00 +0000

Country charm & warmth w/city convenience! Enjoy the pleasure of a house & guest house, surrounded by gardens on large corner lot in Pueblo Allegre.

The properties have been freshly remodeled w/tile & the living areas & carpet in the bedrooms, tiled bathroom & new appliances in the kitchen.

The main house is a two bedroom, two bath w/1,120 sqft. The attached guest house is one bedroom, one bath w/360 sqft. The spacious yard also features a vegetable garden bed & a large carport.

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Santa Fe real estate offers luxury and sound investment value in one of the most important art, cultural and historic cities in the United States. Mountain views and a tremendous quality of life welcome you while the city offers world-class dining and entertainment. Walk to the Plaza, explore the Native American pueblos, sample the Hispanic flavors, shop and experience the natural beauty of one of the oldest cities in the country.

Sotheby's International Realty Santa Fe - Property Listing

noreply@blogger.com (EmilyIvetteGarcia) — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 01:27:00 +0000

Sotheby's International Realty Santa Fe - Property Listing: "Luxurious, Contemporary Living! Enjoy the wide open spaces of the west, privacy and quiet in this sophisticated home. Clean lines and every modern convenience are included in the 2,550 sq.home. The great room is two stories high with beams and plastered walls. The kitchen offers custom cabinetry, granite counters and high-end appliances. A fabulous 2nd master suite with office, outside deck and more... Three bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, a 2 car garage, exquisite lighting fixtures and one of a kind detailing throughout!"

83 La Pradera_2

noreply@blogger.com (EmilyIvetteGarcia) — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 21:57:00 +0000

83 La Pradera -- MLS# 801092

For more information:

Sotheby's International Realty in Santa Fe

Luxurious, Contemporary Living! Enjoy the wide open spaces of the west, privacy and quiet in this sophisticated home. Clean lines and every modern convenience are included in the 2,550 sq.home. The great room is two stories high with beams and plastered walls. The kitchen offers custom cabinetry, granite counters and high-end appliances. A fabulous 2nd master suite with office, outside deck and more... Three bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, a 2 car garage, exquisite lighting fixtures and one of a kind detailing throughout!

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Santa Fe real estate offers luxury and sound investment value in one of the most important art, cultural and historic cities in the United States.

Mountain views and a tremendous quality of life welcome you while the city offers world-class dining and entertainment. Walk to the Plaza, explore the Native American pueblos, sample the Hispanic flavors, shop and experience the natural beauty of one of the oldest cities in the country.