Railyard Artisan Market — Local services in Santa Fe

We came to the artisans market on Christmas Eve. We are from out of town and we're expecting the farmers market but there were only a few vegetable vendors. We love artisan markets because we ourselves do them back home. Unfortunately, we felt like everything was kind of the same. There were some unique stand outs but we only ended up purchasing from a few folks whose quality and craft we really liked. There was some exquisite pinion incense we purchased and a small ristra wreath with dried flowers and a turquoise we purchased. One vendor tried charging an exorbitant amount for a ristra and then pretended to be like oh yeah they are actually 20$ cheaper once they thought we were...

Every Saturday through three seasons at the Railyards, next to the Farmers Market, if you are coming to Santa Fe to visit, this is a great place to get gifts or, if you are a resident, to decorate your home with things made by local artisans and artists. From jewelry to pottery, art, one of a kind hand made clothing, to wool and yarn - there's always interesting items you'll want to see. Bring money, because you're sure to find something you just have to have. Then go over to the Farmers Market, have some ice cream or pizza, hit the markets with items made by Native American artisans, and if you're lucky, take in a dance group practicing Native American dances or visit the...

You are not going to save money by comparison to a super market you will instead be greatly enticed by the gorgeous super fresh farm produce, organic meats, and special New Mexican items, many of which are home made. From lavendar scented facial cremes to garlic oil, to pepper wreaths, plus many different kinds of freshly baked breads, pies, muffins, and lots of homemade sunflower sprouts, microgreens, jams and mustards. It's a great way to spend an hour or so in the morning. You can buy drinks and lunch too. It shuts down at 1pm. Go early to get parking. You have to pay for parking on Saturdays. It's one of the better farmer's markets in...