SANTA FE That's right, it takes several visits
to truly experience this magical city. Anytime of year is a good time to escape
to this enchanted landscape. But, beyond awe-inspiring vistas of mountains, canyons
and gorges-world-class hotels, museums and restaurants also await your return.
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Spas in Santa Fe You are planning a visit to Santa Fe. You have never been here, or you have a time or two. How about checking out the Spas here in Santa Fe? What better way to get a taste of Santa Fe’s healing arts and pamper yourself? Visit this Page for more Information |
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| Zozobra Local artist William Howard Shuster, Jr.–“Will” (1893–1969) conceived and created Zozobra in 1924 as the focus of a private fiesta at his home for artists and writers in the community. His inspiration for Zozobra came from the Holy Week celebrations of the Yaqui Indians of Mexico; an effigy of Judas, filled with firecrackers, was led around the village on a donkey and later burned. Shuster and E. Dana Johnson, a newspaper editor and friend of Shuster’s, came up with the name Zozobra, which was defined as “anguish, anxiety, gloom” or Spanish for “the gloomy one.” A
major highlight of the pageant is the fire spirit dancer, dressed in a flowing
red costume, who appears at the top of the stage to drive away the white-sheeted
“glooms” from the base of the giant Zozobra. The fire dance was created
by Jacques Cartier, a former New York ballet dancer and local dance teacher, who
performed the role for 37 years. His dance student, James Lilienthal took over
the fire spirit role in 1970 and continued it for 32 years. Source: www.zozobra.com |
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Pride - 2005 The 2004 parade was such a great success that we are trying to move the line-up to a larger parking lot across the street from the Capitol. Please stay tuned for details. This year we hope to continue the trend to make the parade an entertaining, exciting, and colorful event that will draw participants and spectators from the entire Santa Fe community as well as from our out-of-town visitors . . . Click
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 | Recreation With 320,000 acres of wilderness, you're sure to get hooked on Santa Fe. From mountain streams to alpine lakes, there's adventure at every turn. Click here for - Hiking, biking, climbing, skiing, ...seeing is believing.
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· Gay NM Backpackers Welcome to the backpacking group for gays and lesbians in New Mexico. Please see the calendar for scheduled trips and feel free to post one for yourself. |
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of Bar's & Restaurants While this list isn't every place to go, it's a good start. |
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of Bar's, Nightclubs and Places to Dance While this list isn't every place to go, it's a good start. |
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Of Santa Fe - 2005 by The Santa Fe Reporter Check Out The Best Of Santa Fe Love, Food And Much More
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