The Santa Fe Gallery Association is a professional organization of galleries, dealers, museums and other members of the art community who form a vital contributing part of the social and economic life of Santa Fe. Members actively promote its diverse community and advance the business, artistic and educational interests of its members.
 
Edible Art Tour

February 26th


Gaze and Graze. You won’t leave hungry after visiting 44 galleries in Santa Fe’s three art districts: Downtown, Canyon Road, and for the first time, the newly developed Railyard. Great art, imaginative themes, and fabulous fare are on the menu. Chefs. More than 40 local restaurants and caterers tempt you with their specialty delectables and desserts. Transportation. Enjoy the stroll, or hop shuttle buses that run throughout the districts from 5-9 PM. If you are coming from Albuquerque or further south, take the Rail Runner (nmrailrunner.com/schedule.asp) into the Railyard Depot and graze on from there! Underwritten by: Santa Fean

Fashion Show & Luncheon

February 26th


Style for all Seasons. Color, texture, versatility, and originality are the passwords for this artful runway presentation of seasonal attire. While savoring lunch with the perfect wine, you’ll be inspired by four of Santa Fe’s established boutiques and clothiers: Lily of the West, Sense Clothing, Handwoven Originals and Alpine Sports. Auction. The live auction includes jewelry, a travel-spa package, fashions, and an “I Made It!” Plate Set on the theme of Central American molas. Stained-glass jewelry by Capital High School students is auctioned by silent bid. Underwritten by: The Collector's Guide

Feast or Famine

February 26th


Coyote Cafe, 132 West Water Street Bop till You Drop. After EAT closes its doors, the party moves to the Coyote Cafe. This over-21 mixer purveys Hiphop, House, and Old Skool music by DJs Ché, Dynamite Sol, Joe Ray Sandoval, and King George, who plan to jam-pack the dance floor. Complimentary munchies keep you fueled. Quench your thirst with beer and energy drinks from Premier Distributing, and a cash bar. Visit artfeast.com for more information.

Gourmet Dinner Honoring Sam Scott & Auction

February 27th


Honorary Artist. Sam Scott, a beloved and respected member of the Santa Fe art community for more than four decades, will be in attendance to talk about the artworks done by the Capital High School students he mentored. Chefs. Mary Nearn of Fuego at La Posada de Santa Fe coordinates the efforts of six celebrated chefs: Robert Chickering & Seamus Collins of Galisteo Bistro, Patrick Gharrity of La Casa Sena, Tom Kerpon of Rio Chama Steakhouse, Kim Muller of Real Food Nation, and David Sellars of Amavi. Amy Cox & Andree Falls of Sage Bakehouse contribute aromatic breads. Exceptional aperitifs and wines selected by sommelier Kate Collins, Global Wine & Spirits of New Mexico, bring out the best of each course.

Art of Home Tour

February 27th


Dream Dwellings. The homes you’ve built in your imagination are available for viewing on two afternoons. Santa Fe Properties selects eight outstanding residences to expand your horizons. The homes illustrate a variety of architectural and design styles and range from intimate enclaves to grand estates. This year the tour will focus on properties in Las Campanas, just minutes from downtown Santa Fe on the city's northwest side. While touring the homes, stop by the Clubhouse for tea and refreshments. The Clubhouse event is held from 2 to 4 pm each day of the home tour. Underwritten by: Santa Fe Properties, Exclusive Affiliate of Christie’s Great Estates