Spirit Magazine - April 2014 - (Page 108)

Adventure In Santa Fe Shopaholics agree: The City Different is anything but ordinary when it comes to discovering unique finds. Need proof? In December 2013, an online poll at 10Best.com, a division of USA Today Travel, revealed Santa Fe as the "Best U.S. City for Shopping." Maybe that's because around every corner, you'll find quirky pit stops like Coyote's Paw Gallery, where you'll encounter Balinese gongs, Renaissance lutes, and African Chi Wara headdresses. Or how about Asian Adobe, which houses an extensive collection of antique Chinese furniture? Up the funky factor even more at Mira, where Day of the Dead beaded jewelry sits alongside eccentric handbags. And that's just a handful of what's in store. coyotespaw.com; asianadobe.com; mirastore.com International Folk Art Market On the evening of July 11, Museum Hill becomes the setting of a rousing party filled with shopping, dancing, music, and food as this annual event commences. Artists from around the globe gather for the three-day affair, where you can spot everything from West African drums to baskets woven from banana stems. folkartmarket.org Santa Fe Indian Market One of New Mexico's most-attended annual events takes place this year August 18-24, as 14 downtown blocks are transformed into the world's largest Native American arts market. More than 1,100 artists from 220 tribes across the U.S. and Canada will be on hand to exhibit and sell authentic jewelry, bows and arrows, wooden carvings (kachinas), and more. swaia.org Traditional Spanish Market Where can you find animal-hide paintings, wood carvings, and carved-bone jewelry? They'll all be on hand at the Traditional Spanish Market, July 26 and 27. Hundreds of local Hispanic artists descend upon the Plaza during the festive event as ongoing live music and dance performances keep the spirit alive. spanish colonialblog.org Santa Fe Farmers' Market Here's a sure recipe for success: Throw together 150 food purveyors and watch as the crowds grow year after year. Locavores flock to the Santa Fe Farmers' Market in the Railyard District every Saturday year-round (and on Tuesdays from May through October) to score the freshest fare, ranging from wild prickly lettuce to fresh apple cider. santafefarmers market.com Original artwork for your unique style Craig Kosak Into the East oil on canvas Ben Steele Marilyn Motel oil on canvas Copper Tritscheller Burro on Ball bronze 702 Canyon Road * Santa Fe giacobbefritz.com * 505.986.1156 PHOTOGRAPHY BY JULIEN M C ROBERTS (OJO CALIENTE) Browse Global Wares http://www.10Best.com http://www.folkartmarket.org http://www.spanishcolonialblog.org http://www.spanishcolonialblog.org http://www.santafefarmersmarket.com http://www.coyotespaw.com http://www.asianadobe.com http://www.swaia.org http://www.santafefarmersmarket.com http://www.mirastore.com http://www.giacobbefritz.com http://www.giacobbefritz.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Spirit Magazine - April 2014

Spirit Magazine - April 2014
Contents
Gary’s Greeting
Gary’s Greeting en Español
Star of the Month
Freedom Story
From the Editor
Your Words
Your Pictures
Media Center
Eat Drink Sleep
Rustle up ribs
shake up a summer sipper
Wise Guide
Take better snaps
Make finance a family affair
Numbers
Make time for sweets
Learn from the Bard
Business
Zen out with Russell Simmons
Store more on your iPhone
Chasing Beautiful Questions
Connection Error
Get out of your social comfort zone
Your Adventure In Santa Fe
Destination Texas
Calendar
Fun!
Spotlight
Community Outreach
Products & Services
Flight Service
Terminal Maps
Information
Rapid Rewards and A+ Rewards Partners
Route Map
The "If" List
Touch base with Tracy Morgan

Spirit Magazine - April 2014