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The City Different, a hot spot for movie lovers, boasts a variety of movie theaters to suit any mood --- whether you want to check out the latest Hollywood box office hit, an indie flick, or a romantic foreign film.

Regal Cinemas Santa Fe Stadium 14
3474 Zafarano Dr.
(505) 424-0799
http://www.fandango.com/regalsantafestadium14_aauin/theaterpage

Center for Contemporary Arts Cinematheque
1050 Old Pecos Trail
(505) 982-1338
http://www.ccasantafe.org/cinematheque.html

The Film Center at Jean Cocteau Theater
418 Montezuma Ave.
(505) 988-7414
http://www.santafefilmfestival.com/Movie_Listings

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Happening Friday, September 28

Take your wallet because this one costs $100 per person but if it fits in your travel budget, this is a great food event. The wines are from Black Mesa Vineyards in Velarde, New Mexico and their wines are exceptional.

The event will be at the Spa's Blue Heron Restaurant where the food is natural, organic and local. At this special event they'll offer six courses ...

Wandering the streets of Santa Fe is a wonderful pass-time. So much to see and do. Museums, restaurants, shops and the beautiful mountain scenery coupled with the first breaths of autumn. What more could you ask?

Well, there's this - Got mail? Sure, the post office is just another couple of blocks north on Lincoln then across the street on Federal Place, and if you don't have a stamp it's the ...

 

Kitty corner from the plaza on Palace avenue just across Washington Street and East of the Palace of the Governors, there's a small shop: Lewallen and Lewallen.

It's a do not miss for your shopping jaunt in Santa Fe. Their inventory is ever evolving, created by Ross and Laura LewAllen, father and daughter based on their loves and extensive world travels. The result is meaningful jewelry ...

 

The Monk's Corner is a great little shop at the corner of Alameda and Don Gaspar. As it supports the Monastary of Christ In The Desert in Abiqui, New Mexico, northwest of Santa Fe, the shop's offerings are unique.

There's handmade fudge, cookies and jams, books on spirituality, incense, silver work and art, such as lovely Hispanic retablos (religious plaques) painted by the Christ in ...

Yep, the Aztec Cafe is on Aztec Street.

This little cafe and comfort stop is a bit off the plaza, so pay attention here. Aztec is a street that runs between Guadalupe and Sandoval Streets. If you use the plaza as a starting point you can get there by taking West San Francisco off the plaza going west a couple of blocks where you'll run into Sandoval Street. Turning left ...

 

  This is one fun restaurant, just a block south of the plaza on Water Street (103 E.) adjacent to Pasqual's and The Hemp store. It's comfortable, offers patio as well as inside dining and most items on their menu come in under $10. It's pretty much American food with local New Mexican fare thrown in. Be sure to check out their mosaic tiled wood oven ...

Friday night, September 7, saw a great art opening at El Zaguan, an historic home and small artists' residence at 545 Canyon Road.

Home to 5 artists in residence, El Zaguan hosted the opening of  John Gregory Tweed's show "Five Decades of Portrait Drawings" and the show is great.  Reception ran from 5-7 p.m. on Friday night, September 7, and was enjoyed by quite the enthuisastic gathering.  But fear ...

Are you the kind of person who likes to travel - shop, visit museums, see shows, go skiing, etc., then looks for more - maybe something to stimulate the brain and go deep for deep thoughts?

Then check out the Santa Fe Institute's Public Lecture Series. These folks put on lectures on various topics and there's no admission charge, no reservations required. Only thing is seating is limited so ...

If you can't resist a good bookstore when you travel, Santa Fe has several independent bookstores that will grab your attention.

If you're looking for a bookstore that carries plenty of books on Santa Fe, it's culture, history and general background, then Collected Works is the store for you. Located about a block and a half West off the Plaza almost across from The Lensic and Burro Alley at 208 San ...