Mayor David Coss

EVENTS AND PARTIES SATURDAY DEC 6, 2008 Milagro Awards Ceremony @ The Scottish Rite Temple 4:30-7 PM Filmmakers and our Luminaria Tributees accept top honors at the Milagro Awards Ceremony hosted by the legendary Ali MacGraw and Alan Arkin. The show features presentations by notable New Mexicans and treasured members of the international film industry. Open to festival badge holders and the public. 463 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.982.4414 Ali MacGraw Alan Arkin Milagro Awards...Read Full Story

FRIDAY DEC 5, 2008 Heineken Happy Hour @ Hotel Santa Fe 5-7 PM DJ’s Swing Kid and Maynard Del Mar electrify the room with a combination of 80s, 90s, break beats, electro clash and house. Complimentary beverages provided by Heineken, Barefoot Wine, Boutique Wines of New Mexico, Alexander Valley Wine, Michael Collins Irish Whiskey, Tommy Bahama Rum, Glaceau, Red Bull and On Go Energy Shot. Open to festival badge holders. 21+ 1501 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 800.825.9876 DJ Maynard...Read Full Story

Coming from the East, Tucumcari - on Route 66 - was yesterday and it is today a great place to stop New Mexico's long and endless roads to the West (I-40) An old and still functional gasoline station in New Kirk in New Mexico, located on the real old Route 66 Beside the gas station was a little small, tiny post office where we had to bring a big order to send out to one of our good customer "Be beware of the - sleeping - dog" in front of the souvenir shop and gas station! He not even opened...Read Full Story

Santa Fe Film Festival 2008 Events & Parties The 9th Annual Santa Fe Film Festival invites you to celebrate the universal languages of film and music. Our nightly parties return at dusk with Heineken Happy Hours featuring beloved local DJs at the Hotel Santa Fe . Throughout this year’s festival, Santa Fe’s finest venues and our proud sponsors will deliver memorable nights featuring an array of musical performances. Our Railyard District has been hugely revamped since last year and promises to...Read Full Story

It is time I just let you look at New Mexico without any words...well just a few words. Remember that the teal greens and aquas that you see on door and in art work was brought here from Spain and the Moor's that occupied Spain for many hundreds of years. In that culture it is suppose to protect ones home from the "evil eye". Here it is so much a part of the landscape one forgets it's origins. Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM from the highway leading to Los Alamos , New Mexico The landscape is so...Read Full Story