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New Mexico is one of the most tight-knit states in the country, and right now, there are federal changes to SNAP food assistance that our community needs to know about. I have partnered with the New Mexico Health Care Authority to help spread the word. These changes will take effect when someone renews their benefits or applies for the first time. Some groups may be impacted more than others, including adults subject to new work requirements, households facing documentation or citizenship changes, or those dealing with new paperwork at renewal. But this list isn't exhaustive; everyone currently receiving SNAP should double-check their eligibility. The most important thing you can do right now — whether this affects you or someone you love — is stay informed. Everyone who receives assistance should check their eligibility and update their contact information ASAP, no matter what. Be on the lookout for information arriving via mail. The New Mexico Health Care Authority is available to answer any questions, including whether you qualify for any exceptions. To learn more about SNAP changes, go to hca.nm.gov/snapchanges #KeepYourBenefitsNM
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New Mexico is one of the most tight-knit states in the country, and right now, there are federal changes to SNAP food assistance that our community needs to know about. I have partnered with the New Mexico Health Care Authority to help spread the word. These changes will take effect when someone renews their benefits or applies for the first time. Some groups may be impacted more than others, including adults subject to new work requirements, households facing documentation or citizenship changes, or those dealing with new paperwork at renewal. But this list isn't exhaustive; everyone currently receiving SNAP should double-check their eligibility. The most important thing you can do right now — whether this affects you or someone you love — is stay informed. Everyone who receives assistance should check their eligibility and update their contact information ASAP, no matter what. Be on the lookout for information arriving via mail. The New Mexico Health Care Authority is available to answer any questions, including whether you qualify for any exceptions. To learn more about SNAP changes, go to hca.nm.gov/snapchanges #KeepYourBenefitsNM
If you haven’t been to Meow Wolf Santa Fe in a while, you haven’t seen everything yet. Life got busy, so it had been a bit since my last visit to The House of Eternal Return. But I love going to @Meow Wolf with someone who hasn’t been before, and so we recently took my one-year-old son, and I was reminded just how great the original Meow Wolf is. House of Eternal Return in Santa Fe, New Mexico is a living, changing exhibition, and there’s always something new to discover. My son is still too young to follow the mysterious storyline, search for clues, and piece together the secrets hidden throughout the exhibit, but there was still so much for him to explore. He loved taking in the lights, colors, sounds, and interactive elements around every corner. Float Cafe was also a pleasant surprise. I remembered the great cocktails and grab-and-go snacks from previous visits, but the cooked food options were new to me. We ordered the Chicken Tenders, the Southwest Chile Cheese Dog, a Soft Pretzel, and a Churro Sundae, and we loved it all. Worth a stop before, after, or as a break during your visit. And this summer, Meow Wolf Santa Fe is adding another layer to the experience with Phenomenomaly, a new immersive live performance series running throughout the season on select dates! If it’s been a while since your last visit, this is your nudge to go again. When was the last time you visited Meow Wolf Santa Fe? 🌀#MeowWolfPartner
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If you haven’t been to Meow Wolf Santa Fe in a while, you haven’t seen everything yet. Life got busy, so it had been a bit since my last visit to The House of Eternal Return. But I love going to @Meow Wolf with someone who hasn’t been before, and so we recently took my one-year-old son, and I was reminded just how great the original Meow Wolf is. House of Eternal Return in Santa Fe, New Mexico is a living, changing exhibition, and there’s always something new to discover. My son is still too young to follow the mysterious storyline, search for clues, and piece together the secrets hidden throughout the exhibit, but there was still so much for him to explore. He loved taking in the lights, colors, sounds, and interactive elements around every corner. Float Cafe was also a pleasant surprise. I remembered the great cocktails and grab-and-go snacks from previous visits, but the cooked food options were new to me. We ordered the Chicken Tenders, the Southwest Chile Cheese Dog, a Soft Pretzel, and a Churro Sundae, and we loved it all. Worth a stop before, after, or as a break during your visit. And this summer, Meow Wolf Santa Fe is adding another layer to the experience with Phenomenomaly, a new immersive live performance series running throughout the season on select dates! If it’s been a while since your last visit, this is your nudge to go again. When was the last time you visited Meow Wolf Santa Fe? 🌀#MeowWolfPartner
There is a new swanky spot in the Santa Fe Railyard, and it’s perfect for a classy night out. I went to Gatsby’s Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge for the first time on a Friday night a few weeks ago and immediately loved the vibe. Gatsby’s has a softly-lit speakeasy atmosphere that feels cozy and elevated, and the champagne on entry sets the tone perfectly. Their menu had a great range, and they have an impressive selection of spirits. Their drink menu includes the classics, a list of signature cocktails, wines by the glass, and even a one-hundred-dollar margarita if you are feeling really bougie! A member of their staff gave me a tour, and I got to peek into the private rooms with balcony access that you can rent. They would be perfect for nights when concerts are happening in the Railyard, and you want your own spot with a view. I ordered the Daisy Kiss, and it was precisely the kind of cocktail I love, so I ordered a second one. James had a dirty martini and said it was the best he had ever had. We shared the truffle fries, the street tacos, and an impressively sized and tasty tuna tartare. Every single thing was so so good. Their daily happy hour runs from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, with three cocktails discounted to $10 each and 20% off the entire food menu. They have live music on Fridays starting at 6:00 pm, and musicians were setting up as we were heading out, so I want to go back and experience it next time! They also have late hours and a late-night menu offered, which is always exciting! We will definitely be back! #SantaFe #SantaFeRailyard #Gatsbys
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There is a new swanky spot in the Santa Fe Railyard, and it’s perfect for a classy night out. I went to Gatsby’s Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge for the first time on a Friday night a few weeks ago and immediately loved the vibe. Gatsby’s has a softly-lit speakeasy atmosphere that feels cozy and elevated, and the champagne on entry sets the tone perfectly. Their menu had a great range, and they have an impressive selection of spirits. Their drink menu includes the classics, a list of signature cocktails, wines by the glass, and even a one-hundred-dollar margarita if you are feeling really bougie! A member of their staff gave me a tour, and I got to peek into the private rooms with balcony access that you can rent. They would be perfect for nights when concerts are happening in the Railyard, and you want your own spot with a view. I ordered the Daisy Kiss, and it was precisely the kind of cocktail I love, so I ordered a second one. James had a dirty martini and said it was the best he had ever had. We shared the truffle fries, the street tacos, and an impressively sized and tasty tuna tartare. Every single thing was so so good. Their daily happy hour runs from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, with three cocktails discounted to $10 each and 20% off the entire food menu. They have live music on Fridays starting at 6:00 pm, and musicians were setting up as we were heading out, so I want to go back and experience it next time! They also have late hours and a late-night menu offered, which is always exciting! We will definitely be back! #SantaFe #SantaFeRailyard #Gatsbys
#Ad Before summer slips away, make sure this is on your calendar! @Frazier Shows Carnival is bringing the Santa Fe Summer Carnival back to Santa Fe, New Mexico August 6–9, 2026! It’s hard to believe we’re already talking about August, but if you’re looking for one more summer adventure before school starts and schedules fill back up, this is a fun one. Last year I spent the evening wandering through the carnival, watching the rides light up the night sky, playing games, and of course stopping for carnival food. There’s something about a carnival that makes you feel like a kid again. Here’s what you need to know: • Thursday, August 6: 6–10pm • Friday, August 7: 6pm–11pm • Saturday, August 8: 3pm–12am • Sunday, August 9: 3–9pm Admission is free but you will need tickets to ride the rides. Each ride takes between 4–7 tickets. • 1 ticket: $1 • 20 tickets: $20 • 40 tickets: $35 • 100 tickets: $75 Or grab a wristband for unlimited rides during these windows: • Thursday & Friday: 6–9pm • Saturday & Sunday: 3–6pm Wristbands are $30 at the gate or $27 online (they stop selling them one hour before they expire). Find it at Rodeo de Santa Fe, 3237 Rodeo Rd in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Who’s your go-to carnival buddy?
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#Ad Before summer slips away, make sure this is on your calendar! @Frazier Shows Carnival is bringing the Santa Fe Summer Carnival back to Santa Fe, New Mexico August 6–9, 2026! It’s hard to believe we’re already talking about August, but if you’re looking for one more summer adventure before school starts and schedules fill back up, this is a fun one. Last year I spent the evening wandering through the carnival, watching the rides light up the night sky, playing games, and of course stopping for carnival food. There’s something about a carnival that makes you feel like a kid again. Here’s what you need to know: • Thursday, August 6: 6–10pm • Friday, August 7: 6pm–11pm • Saturday, August 8: 3pm–12am • Sunday, August 9: 3–9pm Admission is free but you will need tickets to ride the rides. Each ride takes between 4–7 tickets. • 1 ticket: $1 • 20 tickets: $20 • 40 tickets: $35 • 100 tickets: $75 Or grab a wristband for unlimited rides during these windows: • Thursday & Friday: 6–9pm • Saturday & Sunday: 3–6pm Wristbands are $30 at the gate or $27 online (they stop selling them one hour before they expire). Find it at Rodeo de Santa Fe, 3237 Rodeo Rd in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Who’s your go-to carnival buddy?
If you’re looking for a sweet treat on the Santa Fe Plaza and also want to add some whimsy to your day, you need to stop into Chainé Specialty Cookie Shop on Burro Alley! Chainé is the cutest little pink cookie shop, and I will happily go out of my way to stop in for some of their fabulous French-style macaroons and specialty cookies! I love how they constantly switch up the flavors so you can try new ones. My favorite cookie is the cereal cookie with fruity pebbles! My friends have all been raving about their Cherry Almond Matcha, and now, after my recent visit, I completely understand the hype! If you’re not into matcha, they also have chai and espresso drinks like lattes and cappuccinos. The shop is open weekdays from 10 to 3 (except closed Mondays) and weekends from 11 to 4, or until they sell out of cookies, which happens quite often during popular tourist months. So, plan ahead if this spot is on your must-visit list, and it should be! #ChaineSantaFe #SantaFePlaza #SantaFeNewMexico
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If you’re looking for a sweet treat on the Santa Fe Plaza and also want to add some whimsy to your day, you need to stop into Chainé Specialty Cookie Shop on Burro Alley! Chainé is the cutest little pink cookie shop, and I will happily go out of my way to stop in for some of their fabulous French-style macaroons and specialty cookies! I love how they constantly switch up the flavors so you can try new ones. My favorite cookie is the cereal cookie with fruity pebbles! My friends have all been raving about their Cherry Almond Matcha, and now, after my recent visit, I completely understand the hype! If you’re not into matcha, they also have chai and espresso drinks like lattes and cappuccinos. The shop is open weekdays from 10 to 3 (except closed Mondays) and weekends from 11 to 4, or until they sell out of cookies, which happens quite often during popular tourist months. So, plan ahead if this spot is on your must-visit list, and it should be! #ChaineSantaFe #SantaFePlaza #SantaFeNewMexico
This might be one of the most anticipated restaurant openings in Santa Fe! Salad Fe did something I wish more businesses would do. They announced their plans early, kept the community updated, and built anticipation instead of simply opening their doors one day. That’s a big reason why so many locals have been excited for this one. Salad Fe recently opened at DeVargas Center and I stopped in a few weeks ago during their first few days of soft opening. Right now they are serving salads all made to order right in front of you, with every dressing crafted in-house. They plan to offer wraps and protein bowls once they find their footing. I ordered the signature full Greco salad: romaine hearts and spring mix, knife cut genoa salami, chickpeas, feta, english cucumber, sweetie drop peppers, crispy onions, and a creamy greek vinaigrette. I also added chicken to it, and the salad was gigantic! I do like that they offer some of their salads as half salads. Add this to your Santa Fe lunch list! 
📍 DeVargas Center, Santa Fe, New Mexico
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This might be one of the most anticipated restaurant openings in Santa Fe! Salad Fe did something I wish more businesses would do. They announced their plans early, kept the community updated, and built anticipation instead of simply opening their doors one day. That’s a big reason why so many locals have been excited for this one. Salad Fe recently opened at DeVargas Center and I stopped in a few weeks ago during their first few days of soft opening. Right now they are serving salads all made to order right in front of you, with every dressing crafted in-house. They plan to offer wraps and protein bowls once they find their footing. I ordered the signature full Greco salad: romaine hearts and spring mix, knife cut genoa salami, chickpeas, feta, english cucumber, sweetie drop peppers, crispy onions, and a creamy greek vinaigrette. I also added chicken to it, and the salad was gigantic! I do like that they offer some of their salads as half salads. Add this to your Santa Fe lunch list! 
📍 DeVargas Center, Santa Fe, New Mexico
What started as a fish-and-chips concept inside Sawmill Market in Albuquerque now has its own restaurant in Santa Fe! Hook It Up Santa Fe has only been open for a few days, and it’s already getting a LOT of attention online. And because this seems to be the question everyone is asking: Hook It Up is at 109 N. Guadalupe Street, in the former Paxton’s space across from The Good Stuff and Dinner For Two, near the Eldorado Hotel. We stopped in around 2:30 p.m on Saturday, prime post-nap dining time for our family, and were seated right away. We tried the Fish and Chips and Baja Fish Tacos. The fried fish was easily the standout for both of us, and I LOVED the fried fish tacos. The chips (fries) themselves were a little underwhelming. They also serve local beer and wine and have both indoor seating and a small outdoor patio that connects to VARA’s Santa Fe tasting room. A couple of helpful notes for families: they didn’t have high chairs when we visited, which made dining with our very wiggly 16-month-old a little challenging. And while there is a small Eldorado parking lot right outside, parking was $4/hour. We used it because it looked like it was going to rain, but otherwise I’d recommend finding another downtown parking option. As always, please give newly opened restaurants some grace as they get their bearings 🫶🏻 Have you tried Hook It Up yet? We’ll be back for sure!
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What started as a fish-and-chips concept inside Sawmill Market in Albuquerque now has its own restaurant in Santa Fe! Hook It Up Santa Fe has only been open for a few days, and it’s already getting a LOT of attention online. And because this seems to be the question everyone is asking: Hook It Up is at 109 N. Guadalupe Street, in the former Paxton’s space across from The Good Stuff and Dinner For Two, near the Eldorado Hotel. We stopped in around 2:30 p.m on Saturday, prime post-nap dining time for our family, and were seated right away. We tried the Fish and Chips and Baja Fish Tacos. The fried fish was easily the standout for both of us, and I LOVED the fried fish tacos. The chips (fries) themselves were a little underwhelming. They also serve local beer and wine and have both indoor seating and a small outdoor patio that connects to VARA’s Santa Fe tasting room. A couple of helpful notes for families: they didn’t have high chairs when we visited, which made dining with our very wiggly 16-month-old a little challenging. And while there is a small Eldorado parking lot right outside, parking was $4/hour. We used it because it looked like it was going to rain, but otherwise I’d recommend finding another downtown parking option. As always, please give newly opened restaurants some grace as they get their bearings 🫶🏻 Have you tried Hook It Up yet? We’ll be back for sure!
I recently enjoyed some incredible food on a @Simply Social Media influencer trip for @Visit Las Cruces! Save this post to reference next time you’re planning a trip to Las Cruces, New Mexico! The Elote Ribs appetizer from Bosque Brewing Company’s Public House. My new favorite way to eat elotes. This dish is part of Bosque’s new Craft Kitchen Menu, now available at select locations throughout New Mexico. This ceviche from Si Señor wasn’t even on the menu, but it should be, and they’ll happily make it by request. The sauce was incredible and paired perfectly with their Rosa Bonita gin cocktail. Everything at FARMesilla! On my recent trip to Las Cruces, our influencer group enjoyed a fabulous lunch from Chef Becky’s catering menu, and it was one of the best meals I’ve had lately. The Habanero Pickled Shrimp and the Rioja Braised Beef Short Ribs were so delicious. I also learned FARMesilla was recently purchased by Icebox Brewing Company. Still, the plan is to keep it the same beloved farm-to-table restaurant we know while expanding it further. The Açaí Bowl from Grounded Coffee. They have five different varieties, and the Alma is my favorite. Grounded is a retro coffee bar, wood-fired pizza, and wine lounge with many plant-based and gluten-free options, which makes me so happy. I’ve got a few more trips to southern New Mexico coming up, so I’ll have even more to share soon! Give me a follow for more things to do in New Mexico! #VisitLasCruces #ExploreMesilla #MesillaNewMexico #NewMexico #NewMexicoTrue  
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I recently enjoyed some incredible food on a @Simply Social Media influencer trip for @Visit Las Cruces! Save this post to reference next time you’re planning a trip to Las Cruces, New Mexico! The Elote Ribs appetizer from Bosque Brewing Company’s Public House. My new favorite way to eat elotes. This dish is part of Bosque’s new Craft Kitchen Menu, now available at select locations throughout New Mexico. This ceviche from Si Señor wasn’t even on the menu, but it should be, and they’ll happily make it by request. The sauce was incredible and paired perfectly with their Rosa Bonita gin cocktail. Everything at FARMesilla! On my recent trip to Las Cruces, our influencer group enjoyed a fabulous lunch from Chef Becky’s catering menu, and it was one of the best meals I’ve had lately. The Habanero Pickled Shrimp and the Rioja Braised Beef Short Ribs were so delicious. I also learned FARMesilla was recently purchased by Icebox Brewing Company. Still, the plan is to keep it the same beloved farm-to-table restaurant we know while expanding it further. The Açaí Bowl from Grounded Coffee. They have five different varieties, and the Alma is my favorite. Grounded is a retro coffee bar, wood-fired pizza, and wine lounge with many plant-based and gluten-free options, which makes me so happy. I’ve got a few more trips to southern New Mexico coming up, so I’ll have even more to share soon! Give me a follow for more things to do in New Mexico! #VisitLasCruces #ExploreMesilla #MesillaNewMexico #NewMexico #NewMexicoTrue  
The Canyon Road Summer Walks (@canyonroadsummerwalks) are one of Santa Fe’s newest traditions, bringing together art, music, food, and community on select Wednesday evenings each summer. From 5 to 8 p.m., Canyon Road closes to vehicle traffic so you can stroll down the middle of the street while galleries stay open late, artists give demonstrations, interactive craft stations invite you to join in, live music fills the air, and local restaurants and bars serve food and drinks along the way. Our family went for the first time earlier this month, and we had such a great time! It was a low-effort, super family-friendly evening, and we ended up running into so many friends along Canyon Road. We grabbed dinner at Cafe Canyon (@cafecanyonsantafe), which I’d never been to before. They were serving tasty green chile bison burgers and some of the best potato salad I’ve ever had, which I highly recommend if it’s offered again! There’s so much to do and you can simply show up, wander, and see where the night takes you. The next 2026 Canyon Road Summer Walks are scheduled for August 5 and September 9 from 5 to 8 p.m. I definitely recommend adding one to your summer bucket list! Have you been to a Canyon Road Summer Walk?
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The Canyon Road Summer Walks (@canyonroadsummerwalks) are one of Santa Fe’s newest traditions, bringing together art, music, food, and community on select Wednesday evenings each summer. From 5 to 8 p.m., Canyon Road closes to vehicle traffic so you can stroll down the middle of the street while galleries stay open late, artists give demonstrations, interactive craft stations invite you to join in, live music fills the air, and local restaurants and bars serve food and drinks along the way. Our family went for the first time earlier this month, and we had such a great time! It was a low-effort, super family-friendly evening, and we ended up running into so many friends along Canyon Road. We grabbed dinner at Cafe Canyon (@cafecanyonsantafe), which I’d never been to before. They were serving tasty green chile bison burgers and some of the best potato salad I’ve ever had, which I highly recommend if it’s offered again! There’s so much to do and you can simply show up, wander, and see where the night takes you. The next 2026 Canyon Road Summer Walks are scheduled for August 5 and September 9 from 5 to 8 p.m. I definitely recommend adding one to your summer bucket list! Have you been to a Canyon Road Summer Walk?
The Food Depot’s 30th annual Souper Bowl event is coming up on Saturday, January 31, and now is the time to grab your tickets, because the price goes up on January 1! This is one of my favorite winter events in Santa Fe, New Mexico, because you get to enjoy soup season while helping the local community. Every ticket purchased directly supports the hunger-relief programming The Food Depot does across nine northern New Mexican counties. Two dozen local chefs come together to create soups across four categories: Cream, Savory, Seafood, and Vegetarian, plus an overall Best Soup vote. Spend the afternoon warm inside sampling all the soup and voting for your favorites. General admission tickets right now are $35, tickets for kids are $20, and it always sells out early! If you have been thinking about going, get your tickets soon. Good soup for a good purpose! #TheFoodDepot#TheSouperBowl #SantaFeNewMexico
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The Food Depot’s 30th annual Souper Bowl event is coming up on Saturday, January 31, and now is the time to grab your tickets, because the price goes up on January 1! This is one of my favorite winter events in Santa Fe, New Mexico, because you get to enjoy soup season while helping the local community. Every ticket purchased directly supports the hunger-relief programming The Food Depot does across nine northern New Mexican counties. Two dozen local chefs come together to create soups across four categories: Cream, Savory, Seafood, and Vegetarian, plus an overall Best Soup vote. Spend the afternoon warm inside sampling all the soup and voting for your favorites. General admission tickets right now are $35, tickets for kids are $20, and it always sells out early! If you have been thinking about going, get your tickets soon. Good soup for a good purpose! #TheFoodDepot#TheSouperBowl #SantaFeNewMexico
Rooftop season is back in Santa Fe, New Mexico! The Bell Tower rooftop bar at La Fonda on the Plaza just reopened for the season, and they’ve made some updates this year. There are new patio couches, a refreshed cocktail menu, and new food offerings from Chef Marc Quiñones. This spot is known for its unbeatable views overlooking the Santa Fe Plaza, and it’s open daily from noon to sunset May through late October. We went for brunch this past weekend and ordered the Chips, Salsa and Guacamole, Yellowtail Crudo, Grilled and Chilled Shrimp and Avocado Cocktail, Guava BBQ Chicken Shish Kabob, and the Green Chile Cheeseburger. The Crudo and the Burger were my favorites! For drinks, I loved the La Fonda Reposado Special Margarita and James got the Painkiller, which was also really good. When was the last time you went to the Bell Tower? Send this to someone who needs a rooftop cocktail! #BellTower #LaFonda #SantaFe #NewMexico
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Rooftop season is back in Santa Fe, New Mexico! The Bell Tower rooftop bar at La Fonda on the Plaza just reopened for the season, and they’ve made some updates this year. There are new patio couches, a refreshed cocktail menu, and new food offerings from Chef Marc Quiñones. This spot is known for its unbeatable views overlooking the Santa Fe Plaza, and it’s open daily from noon to sunset May through late October. We went for brunch this past weekend and ordered the Chips, Salsa and Guacamole, Yellowtail Crudo, Grilled and Chilled Shrimp and Avocado Cocktail, Guava BBQ Chicken Shish Kabob, and the Green Chile Cheeseburger. The Crudo and the Burger were my favorites! For drinks, I loved the La Fonda Reposado Special Margarita and James got the Painkiller, which was also really good. When was the last time you went to the Bell Tower? Send this to someone who needs a rooftop cocktail! #BellTower #LaFonda #SantaFe #NewMexico
#Ad Mark your calendars! Frazier Shows is bringing the Santa Fe Summer Carnival back to Santa Fe, New Mexico June 18–21, 2026! There’s something about a carnival that instantly takes you back. The rides, the games, the lights, the smell of funnel cake in the air… it feels like summer. I visited last year and had so much fun reliving those childhood memories. This year, I’m already looking forward to going back, and someday bringing our little guy along when he’s big enough to enjoy the rides too. Here’s what you need to know: • Thursday, June 18: 6–10pm • Friday, June 19: 6pm–11pm • Saturday, June 20: 3pm–12am • Sunday, June 21: 3–9pm Admission is free but you will need tickets to ride the rides. Each ride takes between 4–7 tickets. • 1 ticket: $1 • 20 tickets: $20 • 40 tickets: $35 • 100 tickets: $75 Or grab a wristband for unlimited rides during these windows: • Thursday & Friday: 6–9pm • Saturday & Sunday: 3–6pm Wristbands are $30 at the gate or $27 online (they stop selling them one hour before they expire). Find it at Rodeo De Santa Fe, 3237 Rodeo Rd in Santa Fe, New Mexico. You can buy tickets in person or online through Frazier Shows to skip the line when you arrive. And if you’re not in town this time, they’ll be back August 6-9! Who are you going to go with? #SantaFeSummerCarnival
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#Ad Mark your calendars! Frazier Shows is bringing the Santa Fe Summer Carnival back to Santa Fe, New Mexico June 18–21, 2026! There’s something about a carnival that instantly takes you back. The rides, the games, the lights, the smell of funnel cake in the air… it feels like summer. I visited last year and had so much fun reliving those childhood memories. This year, I’m already looking forward to going back, and someday bringing our little guy along when he’s big enough to enjoy the rides too. Here’s what you need to know: • Thursday, June 18: 6–10pm • Friday, June 19: 6pm–11pm • Saturday, June 20: 3pm–12am • Sunday, June 21: 3–9pm Admission is free but you will need tickets to ride the rides. Each ride takes between 4–7 tickets. • 1 ticket: $1 • 20 tickets: $20 • 40 tickets: $35 • 100 tickets: $75 Or grab a wristband for unlimited rides during these windows: • Thursday & Friday: 6–9pm • Saturday & Sunday: 3–6pm Wristbands are $30 at the gate or $27 online (they stop selling them one hour before they expire). Find it at Rodeo De Santa Fe, 3237 Rodeo Rd in Santa Fe, New Mexico. You can buy tickets in person or online through Frazier Shows to skip the line when you arrive. And if you’re not in town this time, they’ll be back August 6-9! Who are you going to go with? #SantaFeSummerCarnival
The 2026 Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta (@Balloon Fiesta) runs from October 3 through October 11, 2026, at Balloon Fiesta Park in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The Dawn Patrol features early morning pre-dawn inflations and staggered launches starting around 5:45 a.m. to check upper-level wind speeds and flight conditions before sunrise. #BalloonFiesta
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The 2026 Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta (@Balloon Fiesta) runs from October 3 through October 11, 2026, at Balloon Fiesta Park in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The Dawn Patrol features early morning pre-dawn inflations and staggered launches starting around 5:45 a.m. to check upper-level wind speeds and flight conditions before sunrise. #BalloonFiesta
If you love having your hair played with, and tbh who doesn’t, you need to try this! I had an incredible experience at @MocHeadSpa in Albuquerque, the first head spa in New Mexico! It was genuinely one of the most relaxing things I have done in a long time. I booked the Restore treatment, which is one-hour long and $108, and Ashtynn, the specialist who did my service, was incredible. When you arrive at Mộc Head Spa, you start by choosing one of six aromatherapy options, then change into their silk gown and silk robe with spa slippers, and they get up close and personal with your scalp so you can actually see the areas they will be focusing on during your session. It was fascinating and also kind of satisfying. If you’ve seen videos of head spas before, there is this calming water spout that flows over your head which I thought was going to be the star of the show, but somehow it was not even my favorite part. The vibrating scalp massager and the silicone brushes that break up dead skin and clogged follicles were next level. If this sounds soothing to you, this experience is going to ruin you for regular spa days. The entire space is calm, beautiful, and quiet. I left feeling lighter, clearer, and like my brain had finally shut off for the first time in weeks. If you have long and or thick hair, there is an additional charge, which is something to keep in mind when booking. Send this to someone who needs to treat themselves! 🧖🏼‍♀️
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If you love having your hair played with, and tbh who doesn’t, you need to try this! I had an incredible experience at @MocHeadSpa in Albuquerque, the first head spa in New Mexico! It was genuinely one of the most relaxing things I have done in a long time. I booked the Restore treatment, which is one-hour long and $108, and Ashtynn, the specialist who did my service, was incredible. When you arrive at Mộc Head Spa, you start by choosing one of six aromatherapy options, then change into their silk gown and silk robe with spa slippers, and they get up close and personal with your scalp so you can actually see the areas they will be focusing on during your session. It was fascinating and also kind of satisfying. If you’ve seen videos of head spas before, there is this calming water spout that flows over your head which I thought was going to be the star of the show, but somehow it was not even my favorite part. The vibrating scalp massager and the silicone brushes that break up dead skin and clogged follicles were next level. If this sounds soothing to you, this experience is going to ruin you for regular spa days. The entire space is calm, beautiful, and quiet. I left feeling lighter, clearer, and like my brain had finally shut off for the first time in weeks. If you have long and or thick hair, there is an additional charge, which is something to keep in mind when booking. Send this to someone who needs to treat themselves! 🧖🏼‍♀️
Part 2 of letting cards determine our itinerary in Alamogordo for a super fun girls' trip! In partnership with @City of Alamogordo Government, my friend Jen and I spent the weekend in Southern New Mexico, and we made cards to decide what to do in Alamogordo! The first half of day two included coffee at FOR Otero Grounds Coffee Shop, a quick stop at the "Greetings from Alamogordo" mural at the Visitors Center, and then our first card, which led us to the World's Largest Pistachio at McGinn's PistachioLand (@pistachioland), home to 90 acres of pistachio trees and 14 acres of grapes. We took the tour on the Nut Bus, where we learned a lot about how pistachios are grown, sampled pistachio wine from Arena Blanca Winery, enjoyed a cone of pistachio ice cream, and stocked up on souvenirs. Tip: If the ice cream line is super long, there is a second location, McGinn's Hwy 82 Store, just a few minutes away! Then the cards sent us to the nearby village of Tularosa, where locals recommended the tacos at Loredo's Bakery, and the brisket tacos were seriously so good. Jen loved the chile relleno she ordered, and we split a "puro" pan dulce with raspberry inside that was incredible. We happened to catch the St. Francis de Paula Danzante Dancers' procession for Fiestas, which felt cool to stumble upon. And then we visited some familiar friends at Tularosa’s roadside attraction, inspired by the movie “Cars!” We did so much this day that I'll have to make a part three of our Alamogordo, New Mexico, trip coming soon! Save this for your next New Mexico road trip. #AlamogordoPartner #VisitAlamogordo #AlamogordoNM #NMTrue #NewMexicoTrue @New Mexico True
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Part 2 of letting cards determine our itinerary in Alamogordo for a super fun girls' trip! In partnership with @City of Alamogordo Government, my friend Jen and I spent the weekend in Southern New Mexico, and we made cards to decide what to do in Alamogordo! The first half of day two included coffee at FOR Otero Grounds Coffee Shop, a quick stop at the "Greetings from Alamogordo" mural at the Visitors Center, and then our first card, which led us to the World's Largest Pistachio at McGinn's PistachioLand (@pistachioland), home to 90 acres of pistachio trees and 14 acres of grapes. We took the tour on the Nut Bus, where we learned a lot about how pistachios are grown, sampled pistachio wine from Arena Blanca Winery, enjoyed a cone of pistachio ice cream, and stocked up on souvenirs. Tip: If the ice cream line is super long, there is a second location, McGinn's Hwy 82 Store, just a few minutes away! Then the cards sent us to the nearby village of Tularosa, where locals recommended the tacos at Loredo's Bakery, and the brisket tacos were seriously so good. Jen loved the chile relleno she ordered, and we split a "puro" pan dulce with raspberry inside that was incredible. We happened to catch the St. Francis de Paula Danzante Dancers' procession for Fiestas, which felt cool to stumble upon. And then we visited some familiar friends at Tularosa’s roadside attraction, inspired by the movie “Cars!” We did so much this day that I'll have to make a part three of our Alamogordo, New Mexico, trip coming soon! Save this for your next New Mexico road trip. #AlamogordoPartner #VisitAlamogordo #AlamogordoNM #NMTrue #NewMexicoTrue @New Mexico True
You are going to want to make a reservation at Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi ASAP! I was recently invited to an intimate dinner at Anasazi Restaurant celebrating the launch of Executive Chef Cristian Pontiggia’s new menu, and I’m still thinking about it weeks later. We asked Chef Cristian to guide us through the menu, and every course was a hit. We enjoyed House-made Focaccia with Green Chile Butter, Burrata & Pear Salad, Tuna Carpaccio, Mushroom Cappuccino in the cutest little cups, Mushroom Ravioli, a special Bone Marrow & Risotto dish, and perfectly cooked Chilean Sea Bass. As someone who’s spent most of her life avoiding mushrooms, I never expected to leave raving about not one, but two mushroom dishes. The Mushroom Cappuccino and Mushroom Ravioli completely changed my mind. I guess I’m a mushroom person now. And then Pastry Chef Jessica Brewer spoiled us with four incredible desserts for the table to share. The White Chocolate Mousse was my favorite! A special shoutout to Sommelier Kristina Bustamante, whose wine pairings were absolutely on point. She somehow managed to be both incredibly knowledgeable and one of the funniest people in the room. Seriously, go try this for yourself. If you don’t have someone to go with, I’m sure you could twist my arm to come along! ◡̈
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You are going to want to make a reservation at Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi ASAP! I was recently invited to an intimate dinner at Anasazi Restaurant celebrating the launch of Executive Chef Cristian Pontiggia’s new menu, and I’m still thinking about it weeks later. We asked Chef Cristian to guide us through the menu, and every course was a hit. We enjoyed House-made Focaccia with Green Chile Butter, Burrata & Pear Salad, Tuna Carpaccio, Mushroom Cappuccino in the cutest little cups, Mushroom Ravioli, a special Bone Marrow & Risotto dish, and perfectly cooked Chilean Sea Bass. As someone who’s spent most of her life avoiding mushrooms, I never expected to leave raving about not one, but two mushroom dishes. The Mushroom Cappuccino and Mushroom Ravioli completely changed my mind. I guess I’m a mushroom person now. And then Pastry Chef Jessica Brewer spoiled us with four incredible desserts for the table to share. The White Chocolate Mousse was my favorite! A special shoutout to Sommelier Kristina Bustamante, whose wine pairings were absolutely on point. She somehow managed to be both incredibly knowledgeable and one of the funniest people in the room. Seriously, go try this for yourself. If you don’t have someone to go with, I’m sure you could twist my arm to come along! ◡̈
I have wanted to stop at Sparky’s Burgers, Barbecue & Espresso in Hatch, New Mexico for years, and on our recent trip to southern New Mexico, we finally made it happen! Hatch, New Mexico is known as the Chile Capital of the World, and Sparky’s has become a legendary roadside stop for one of the state’s most talked-about green chile cheeseburgers. James and I both ordered the Combo #1, which includes their famous green chile cheeseburger, a side, and a drink. The burger absolutely lived up to its reputation. The pieces of roasted Hatch green chile were huge and piled on generously, and it definitely had some heat to it. James also ordered a vanilla shake that looked really tasty and thick A fun detail I didn’t know about before going was they give you fortune cookies with your meal, and the restaurant walls are covered with fortunes that people have stuck among the fun and eclectic art that covers nearly every surface. The outside of the restaurant is very memorable with giant statues and colorful roadside figures that make it impossible to miss when you drive through Hatch. If you are ever driving through southern New Mexico and love green chile cheeseburgers, Sparky’s in Hatch is definitely a spot worth stopping for!
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I have wanted to stop at Sparky’s Burgers, Barbecue & Espresso in Hatch, New Mexico for years, and on our recent trip to southern New Mexico, we finally made it happen! Hatch, New Mexico is known as the Chile Capital of the World, and Sparky’s has become a legendary roadside stop for one of the state’s most talked-about green chile cheeseburgers. James and I both ordered the Combo #1, which includes their famous green chile cheeseburger, a side, and a drink. The burger absolutely lived up to its reputation. The pieces of roasted Hatch green chile were huge and piled on generously, and it definitely had some heat to it. James also ordered a vanilla shake that looked really tasty and thick A fun detail I didn’t know about before going was they give you fortune cookies with your meal, and the restaurant walls are covered with fortunes that people have stuck among the fun and eclectic art that covers nearly every surface. The outside of the restaurant is very memorable with giant statues and colorful roadside figures that make it impossible to miss when you drive through Hatch. If you are ever driving through southern New Mexico and love green chile cheeseburgers, Sparky’s in Hatch is definitely a spot worth stopping for!
If you haven’t been to Grounded in downtown Las Cruces, it’s a spot you need to know about. Grounded Lounge is a retro coffee bar, wood-fired pizza spot, and wine lounge with an impressive number of plant-based and gluten-free options, which makes me so happy. I make a point to stop in whenever I’m in downtown Las Cruces. This latest trip with @Visit Las Cruces, I went twice. During the Saturday morning farmers market, I ordered a lavender oat milk latte made with their house-made lavender syrup and my favorite açaí bowl, the Alma. Then before our road trip back to Santa Fe, @Carlyn Stewart and I stopped back in and I grabbed their new breakfast sandwich and a Mexican vanilla iced latte, both of which hit the spot. The space is much larger than it looks from the outside, filled with quirky seating, colorful murals, and an adorable patio I spotted after my first stop. I’m already planning to spend more time out there next visit. They also serve wine and wood-fired pizza, which I’ll definitely be back to try soon. Have you been to Grounded yet? #GroundedLasCruces #VisitLasCruces #LasCruces #NewMexico
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If you haven’t been to Grounded in downtown Las Cruces, it’s a spot you need to know about. Grounded Lounge is a retro coffee bar, wood-fired pizza spot, and wine lounge with an impressive number of plant-based and gluten-free options, which makes me so happy. I make a point to stop in whenever I’m in downtown Las Cruces. This latest trip with @Visit Las Cruces, I went twice. During the Saturday morning farmers market, I ordered a lavender oat milk latte made with their house-made lavender syrup and my favorite açaí bowl, the Alma. Then before our road trip back to Santa Fe, @Carlyn Stewart and I stopped back in and I grabbed their new breakfast sandwich and a Mexican vanilla iced latte, both of which hit the spot. The space is much larger than it looks from the outside, filled with quirky seating, colorful murals, and an adorable patio I spotted after my first stop. I’m already planning to spend more time out there next visit. They also serve wine and wood-fired pizza, which I’ll definitely be back to try soon. Have you been to Grounded yet? #GroundedLasCruces #VisitLasCruces #LasCruces #NewMexico
Midtown Santa Fe is one of the most talked-about developments in the city right now, and on May 28 you can walk through it as an insider. Santa Fe Rising is hosting a progressive open-house evening through some of Midtown's most exciting spaces, and it might be the most interesting networking event Santa Fe has seen in a while! We’ll move through new businesses, meet the people building things there, and connect with other young professionals who care about where this city is headed. Here's what's included: tastings at Tender Fire Kitchen, a pop-up from The Dirty Dragon Acai Food Truck, a behind-the-scenes look at Sky Cinemas Midtown with popcorn, a visit to the New Mexico Innovation Hub, and informal meet-and-greets with Santa Fe elected officials. Santa Fe Rising: Midtown Experience takes place Thursday, May 28 from 5:00 to 7:30 PM in Midtown Santa Fe. Admission is $10 for Santa Fe Chamber (@santafechamber) members and $15 for non-members. Link is on Santa Fe Chamber’s website or DM me and I’ll send it to you! Register here: https://web.santafechamber.com/atlas/events/5970/details. Share this with someone you want to attend this event with! #SantaFeRising
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Midtown Santa Fe is one of the most talked-about developments in the city right now, and on May 28 you can walk through it as an insider. Santa Fe Rising is hosting a progressive open-house evening through some of Midtown's most exciting spaces, and it might be the most interesting networking event Santa Fe has seen in a while! We’ll move through new businesses, meet the people building things there, and connect with other young professionals who care about where this city is headed. Here's what's included: tastings at Tender Fire Kitchen, a pop-up from The Dirty Dragon Acai Food Truck, a behind-the-scenes look at Sky Cinemas Midtown with popcorn, a visit to the New Mexico Innovation Hub, and informal meet-and-greets with Santa Fe elected officials. Santa Fe Rising: Midtown Experience takes place Thursday, May 28 from 5:00 to 7:30 PM in Midtown Santa Fe. Admission is $10 for Santa Fe Chamber (@santafechamber) members and $15 for non-members. Link is on Santa Fe Chamber’s website or DM me and I’ll send it to you! Register here: https://web.santafechamber.com/atlas/events/5970/details. Share this with someone you want to attend this event with! #SantaFeRising
Our four month old’s first trip to the Albuquerque BioPark Aquarium was such a joy. Seeing him completely entranced by the sea animals reminded us how magical the world feels when you’re experiencing it for the first time. Watching his little eyes follow the fish and jellyfish was the sweetest way to spend Labor Day as a family! The Albuquerque BioPark Aquarium is such a gem for all ages, whether you’re introducing your baby to the wonders of the sea or exploring the exhibits yourself. The sea otters are my favorite, but they were being shy when we visited. For New Mexico residents, admission is just $10 for adults, $5 for youth ages 3–12, and children 2 and under are free. Plus, who wouldn’t want to enjoy an afternoon bottle at the Shark Reef Café? #ABQBioPark
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Our four month old’s first trip to the Albuquerque BioPark Aquarium was such a joy. Seeing him completely entranced by the sea animals reminded us how magical the world feels when you’re experiencing it for the first time. Watching his little eyes follow the fish and jellyfish was the sweetest way to spend Labor Day as a family! The Albuquerque BioPark Aquarium is such a gem for all ages, whether you’re introducing your baby to the wonders of the sea or exploring the exhibits yourself. The sea otters are my favorite, but they were being shy when we visited. For New Mexico residents, admission is just $10 for adults, $5 for youth ages 3–12, and children 2 and under are free. Plus, who wouldn’t want to enjoy an afternoon bottle at the Shark Reef Café? #ABQBioPark

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Caitlin ✨ Santa Fe Influencer (@simplycaitlinelizabeth) has 1.88K Tiktok followers with a 0.85% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 41.0 videos, Caitlin ✨ Santa Fe Influencer received 12.7K total likes and 1.52M views, averaging 310 likes per video. This page tracks Caitlin ✨ Santa Fe Influencer's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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