Make a Trip out of Your Visit!
November is a great “shoulder season” time to visit Santa Fe before the holiday crowds and skiers arrive. Known as “The City Different,” Santa Fe is a place unlike any other in the world. Where else can you shop for recycled-material art, eat a Hatch green chile cheeseburger and be in the nation’s oldest state capital city?
Resourceful Santa Fe
Inspired by the recycled-material art that you saw at the festival? Are you a recycled-material artist that needs a source for your raw materials? Resourceful Santa Fe, our spin-off creative reuse center, is the answer! Located in Santa Fe, this space is a treasure trove for artists, makers, and treasure hunters looking for unique materials to reuse, repurpose, and upcycle! If you’re passionate about sustainability and creativity, this is the perfect spot to explore.
Getting Here
All events take place at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center located at 201 W. Marcy Street in downtown Santa Fe. City parking is available at the municipal parking garage located at 119 South Federal Place. As a downtown event, attendees can also spend some time getting to know the original city center! Downtown Santa Fe is full of stories, museums and classic architecture.
The parking garage is open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m and the daily maximum rate is $12. Metered street parking is also available.
Lodging
Choose to relax, rest and rejuvenate in Santa Fe style at a grand or boutique hotel or Airbnb steeped in history. Our partner hotels offer discounted room rates for artists and attendees during the weekend-long festival.
Food
The Cowgirl Santa Fe provides food throughout the weekend during the Recycle Santa Fe Art Festival. Grab some lunch, find the perfect recycled-art gift and enjoy! Additionally, Santa Fe’s award-winning culinary scene is a food lover’s paradise. Put cuisine on the itinerary and plot your tasty dining adventure with a few advance restaurant reservations.
Attractions
The City Different offers so much to do and see! Take a cooking class, raft a river, experience a Native American Feast Day or an art festival, visit our historic sites, museums, and galleries, shop for handcrafted jewelry, attend an opera, and more! You’ll likely have to plan more than one trip to Santa Fe to do everything that interests you.