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Get ready to explore Santa Fe’s Celebration of Global Art & Culture 2017 that runs May through October and includes world-class exhibits at many Santa Fe institutions, including 92 reproductions from the Prado National Museum in Madrid, Spain. Begin and end your Santa Fe adventure at La Fonda on the Plaza with a special Friday Kahlo package for the upcoming exhibition at the Museum of Spanish Colonial Art. Or, if you are seeking a more physical option, strap on your cycling shoes and join the Bike & Brew Festival coming to Santa Fe in May. Whatever your desire, the sun is shining in Santa Fe, the weather is beautiful and its time to come back and play!

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JENNY'S VIEW

For a city that’s one eighth the size of Albuquerque, Santa Fe draws more national names in art, food, and culture than its sister to the south. Case in point: the Frida Kahlo exhibit opening in May—a score to land after its strong showing in New York, Florida, and London.

Detours at La Fonda

April marks the beginning of Spring in Santa Fe and Detours will be dressed up with Easter and Spring related items on the main floor as well as the gallery space below. Visit www.detoursatlafonda.com to see all the new products.

Recipe for Adventure

Some people like to decorate eggs for Spring & Easter. Here at La Fonda, we fire up our deviled eggs by spiking the usual go-to mixture with a little (seriously, this stuff is hot) chipotle puree. The chipotle pepper gives the traditional deviled eggs a smoky punch of heat, which is just the way we like it here in New Mexico!

Live at La Fonda

“People are always stunned that we can sound as big as we are,” Steve O’Neill says of The Gruve, a band consisting of just him on keyboards and Ron Crowder on drums. That’s not only because of their musicianship, he says, but also their “amazing chemistry” on stage.

IT'S A GOOD TIME TO…

Celebrate spring with a flurry of dance performances, from flamenco and Bollywood to modern and classical. Or quench your thirst for harpsichords and choirs as Easter season brings a series of concerts featuring Bach and the baroque.