The definitive guide to galleries and museums in the arts districts of Santa Fe.
Interested in landscapes, contemporary painting or black & white photography? Explore the Art Districts of Santa Fe and discover your zone.
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Canyon Road Arts District
Santa Fe’s colorful and historic Canyon Road is home to centuries-old adobes and an eclectic mix of galleries, cafes and boutiques. Featuring more than 80 galleries, Canyon Road is Santa Fe’s longest-established arts district.
The Railyard Arts District
In the Railyard District the spaces are big and contemporary, and the art is too. Home to SITE Santa Fe, the Farmer’s Market, Jean Cocteau Cinema and free summertime events.
Voted one of the nation’s 10 Best Art Districts in a USA Today Readers Choice poll.
Downtown Arts District
The heart of Santa Fe beats with art. Here, in this district surrounding the Plaza you’ll find more than 75 galleries and museums, including the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, New Mexico Museum of Art and Native American jewelry vendors under the portal at the Palace of the Governors/New Mexico History Museum.
Experience the Rich History of Santa Fe’s Art Markets
Midtown Arts District
This industrial neighborhood is recognized as an artistic and innovative hub, cultivating artists, performers, craftspeople, trades-people, makers and innovators. At the heart of the district is the internationally renowned Meow Wolf, MAKE Santa Fe and ART SMART. This district is a favorite destination for those seeking to experience an alternative side of Santa Fe.
Footage courtesy of Hutton Broadcasting, galleryFRITZ, International Folk Art Market and Meyer Gallery.