When you visit San Francisco de Asis Mission Church in Rancho de Taos (made famous by O'Keeffe)…read moremake sure you stop in this gallery, located on the front corner of the Plaza's entrance. We visit at least once on every trip and the staff (and we've dealt with three separate employees/managers) are always friendly and accommodating. They really love what they do and represent the artists well. The gallery stocks antiques as well as work by contemporary artists. Our favorite artist which Chimayo Trading Del Norte represents has to be Martha Appleleaf!

One the best galleries in the Taos area! I love the variety of art from the early Taos artists to…read morethe new talent in the valley, both contemporary and traditional. Also has a great collection of Pueblo pottery, jewelry, antique basketry, and Navajo rugs, both old and new. Recommended by an old family friend from Taos (an avid art collector) several years ago, and I've never been disappointed in what I see. Also, very reasonable prices compared to Santa Fe!

I loved this place so much! There wasn't even lavender growing and I had a good experience anyway…read more The woman working in the shop was kind and helpful and had lots of information about the area as well as the farm of course. They had just harvested so, if you're going specifically to see fields of lavender you should check first, I've also read reviews to check to be sure the tea and bake shop is open. But we had no issues. The shop was adorable lots of wonderful smelling lavender products, the tea was phenomenal, the scones were insanely delicious, I wish I had the recipe! Even with the lavender cut back, the farm itself is still very charming and cute and pretty scenery and other flowers growing too.

This place is worth the drive. It's not crowded, the lavender field is large and beautiful. There…read moreis a shaded place to sit under a trellis if you get tired. Plenty of photo ops as well. The scenery is beautiful.

This an amazing cultural program ran by Phil and is part of the Pueblo of Pojoaque…read more It was really awesome for my entire family (son,wife, my mom & dad) to get a private tour on the Tribal Bison Ranch of Pojoaque and view the Tribal Bison Herd in their natural surroundings. Phil even asked his staff to wait for us so we can see the Bison feeding for that day. Normally the tour would be more people but on a winter time, Phil fitted us in for 1:15 pm tour of the Bison Program. Phil showed us the Bison, the land where the Bison live , all the fences and water wells and gave an informative insight of their life. It was very interactive as we asked Phil where the water come from and how they get it to the Bison etc... It was suppose to be 1.20 hour long but Phil was so kind , I think we was there for close to 2 hours. I have a difficult time finding any local restaurants that served Bison burger and Phil extended his hospitality inviting my family for Bison Burger Lunch with his staff on the next day. Wow it was amazing lunch... I will post some pics later. Its the best and amazing cultural experience of our Santa Fe / Albuquerque vacation !!! I have done horse back riding and other outdoor activities. But to experience and interact with real members of Pueblo of Pojoaque was a cultural experience that I will treasure and tell all my friends to do if they are ever in the Santa Fe NM area. My Mom & Dad loved Phil and they don't even speak fluent english and knew he was a good man as I translated for them what Phil was explaining to us. I was so surprise that they are only on face book page listed under Pueblo of Pojoaque Bison / Ag Program. ( They don't have their own web site but part of the pueblo of Pojoaque web site). Finding them on facebook will be much easier if you search using the listing I provided above. I really want to let other Yelpers find Phil & his amazing staff and view the Bisons as I have. I only came to notice them on a flyer that I saw on the Poeh cultural center ( Museum for Pueblo of Pojoaque. ) I am proud to be the 1st yelper to review this amazing program. They are about 20 mins / 16 miles from Santa Fe plaza and about 5 mins away from the Hilton Buffalo Thunder Hotel ( Where I stayed). Please click helpful and mention Jayson from NY to Phil and he take care of you. The price depend on number of people and group size. I can tell you that it was much cheaper then any horseback riding that I have done before and was twice as entertaining. Phil was so kind he checked on me the next day to make sure I had a safe trip back to NY as he knew I was running against some snow in my drive back to Albuquerque airport. Wow he told me they got close to 10 inches of snow in that area.

Phil and his team are doing great things both for the Bison they keep as well as for their Pueblo…read moreand tribe. I really enjoyed spending time with them, seeing his land and herd and sharing a homemade authentic food meal. Thank you!

This is an historical building of significance in the history of Los Alamos and beyond. It has…read morebeen converted into an art center now with classes, a gallery and art shop! It is really worth a visit if you come to Los Alamos!!!!!!!

The Fuller Lodge Art Center is fantastic! It always has fun things to look at, and I usually find…read morea unique and beautiful trinket to take home with me every te I visit Los Alamos.

Outstanding collection of woven blankets, throws, and clothing. I bought an exquisite men's coat…read morefully lined inside, one of a kind. So glad I stopped in! The lady waiting the counter was so nice! They take all major cards, you will need them!

Chimayo rugs and textiles, woven here for 8 generations. Beautiful stuff, and prices are really…read moregood for handmade artisan rugs. There's some smaller stuff too (placemats and whatnot), in case you're looking for less expensive but still nice gifts.