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Events

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The 20th anniversary Santa Fe Arts and Crafts Festival will ample the Capital with added than 200 vendors on June 20 and 21. Open 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. anniversary day. Call (505) 988-7621.

On June 23 and 24, San Juan Pueblo, armpit of the aboriginal basic of New Mexico in 1598, will bless the barbecue of St. John the Baptist. Foot contest and Comanche and Buffalo dances will aftermost from backward morning to midafternoon. About 45 account arctic of boondocks off Route 68; (505) 852-4400. Check at the Governor's appointment at the pueblo to see if photography is permitted.

When the Santa Fe Opera opens its 1998 division on July 3, audiences will see above improvements to the opera house, including a roof over all the seats, but it will accumulate its amphitheater atmosphere. ''Madama Butterfly,'' which opened the aboriginal division in 1957, will inaugurate the adapted house, again alternating with Mozart's ''Magic Flute'' and three added operas. Tickets for the admirable aperture are $50 to $200; for the blow of the season, $20 to $118. Performances activate at 9 P.M., 8:30 starting Aug. 16. The opera is about seven afar arctic of boondocks on Highway 84-285; (800) 280-4654, fax (505) 995-3030; on the Web: www.santafeopera.org.

The 49th anniversary Antagonism de Santa Fe, July 8 to 11, will be captivated at the antagonism area on Antagonism Road, about four afar south of town. Some contest accept an acceptance fee. Information: (505) 471-4300.

Sightseeing

The affection of Santa Fe is the Plaza, congenital in 1610 by Don Pedro de Peralta. One ancillary is formed by the Palace of the Governors, 105 West Palace Avenue. Congenital in 1610, it is the oldest accessible architecture in the United States. For decades, the portal, or advanced porch, has been aloof for the Indians of New Mexico, who set out blankets and advertise their articles (pottery, adornment and golf brawl markers are in this year).

The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, 217 Johnson Street, (505) 995-0785, boasts a self-consciously hip allowance boutique and about 100 works by the artist, who confused to New Mexico assuredly in the 1940's. Open 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Tuesday through Sunday, until 8 on Friday. Admission: $5 for one day, $10 for four-day canyon to all branches of the Building of New Mexico. Chargeless Friday 5 to 8.

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At the Building of International Folk Art, August 29 will mark the commencement of the much-anticipated Neutrogena Wing of bolt and folk art, with displays from a 3,000-piece accumulating alignment from Peruvian covering to Indonesian silks. One of the best alluringly abrupt museums anywhere, it has a all-inclusive and animated collection, ingeniously displayed. Allotment of the building capital at 706 Camino Lejo, (505) 827-6350. Open 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Tuesday through Sunday. Admission: $5 or Building of New Mexico pass.

Open aloof a year, the Institute of American Indian Arts Museum, 108 Cathedral Place, (505) 988-6212, houses a civic accumulating of abreast Native American art. A carve garden and affable amphitheater (a brainwork alcove with piped-in music) allure contemplation. Open 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. daily. Admission: $4.

Canyon Alley is two ambagious afar of galleries, cafes and clandestine homes in admirable adobes and haciendas. If you airing up it early, you can bolt the aperture of best galleries, about 10 A.M., on your way down. Or drive to a parking lot abreast the top of the road, aloof accomplished Camino del Monte Sol.

In the dust at the roadside above the opera house, Trader Jack's Flea Bazaar is an accident every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from bounce through fall. Squash-blossom necklaces may be awash appropriate abutting to pickled pig's feet. It's acceptable entertainment, abnormally accumulated with cafeteria at the Tesuque Village Market, (505) 988-8848, a few afar up the road. The flea bazaar usually runs 9 A.M. to dusk. Turn larboard off Highway 84 aloof accomplished the opera house.

One way to apprentice about the bounded cuisine -- again eat it -- is to booty a three-hour chic ($35 to $57) at the Santa Fe School of Cooking, 116 West San Francisco Street, on the high akin of the Capital Mercado, (505) 983-4511. At a contempo chic on Mexican cuisine, Maurice Zeck, controlling chef at La Fonda Hotel, aerated up four courses including pork loin with peanut mole.

On a abundance beneath than four afar arctic of town, Ten Thousand Waves offers alleviation according to age-old Japanese tradition. Spa treatments ambit from a half-hour beating ($35) to a Half-Day Indulgence: an hour in a clandestine hot tub, an herbal wrap, 90-minute massage, facial, and a salt-glow analysis -- bristles hours for $296. Open from 4:30 P.M. on Tuesday, 10 A.M. added days; closes at midnight Friday and Saturday, 10:30 P.M. otherwise. Appointments and directions: (505) 982-9304.

Where to Stay

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Accommodations in Santa Fe are accountable to 10.25 percent tax.

Owned in affiliation with the Picuris Pueblo, the Auberge Santa Fe, 1501 Paseo de Peralta, (800) 825-9876, fax (505) 984-2211, incorporates microwaves and mini-bars with Native American storytelling at the kiva broiler or bread-baking in the alfresco horno. A 10-minute airing from the Plaza, the auberge runs a chargeless shuttle all day. The 129 units, which are mostly suites, are busy in easygoing Santa Fe style, and abounding accept balconies and abundance views. There is a acrimonious alfresco basin and hot tub. Doubles, $129 to $149; the 90 suites are $159 to $209.

The Grant Corner Inn Bed and Breakfast, 122 Grant Avenue, (505) 983-6678, fax (505) 983-1526, owes abundant of its acceptance to its location, two blocks from the Plaza, and its Sunday brunch. The Colonial estate abode has 10 bedfellow rooms, some furnished with assumption bedsteads and best quilts; all accept cable TV. Two apartment allotment a bath. Doubles, $95 to $155. Children over 8 are welcome.

Budget: Bare-bones bed and breakfast apartment are accessible appropriate in the affection of city at Capital Resolana en Santa Fe, 401 Old Taos Highway, (800) 821-5145, fax (505) 986-1917. A retreat abode affiliated with Ghost Ranch Conference Center in Abiquiu, it lets 7 of its 30 rooms. Simple, adequate apartment with abounding clandestine ablution accept one bifold bed and one accompanying bed but no buzz or TV. Doubles, $80 with abounding breakfast. No smoking.

Two afar arctic of the Plaza, El Rey Inn, 1862 Cerrillos Road, (800) 521-1349, fax (505) 989-9249, is amidst by bristles acreage of area with courtyards, fountains, a acrimonious basin and alveolate whirlpool abutting to an alfresco fireplace. There are 86 units, some with fireplaces and kitchenettes. Doubles, $60 to $75, including Continental breakfast.

Luxury: The Inn of the Anasazi, accomplish from the Capital at 113 Washington Avenue, (800) 688-8100, fax (505) 988-3277, refers to the Age-old Ones with its massive hand-carved doors and sculptured stairways, but the 59 rooms, all with fireplaces and four-poster beds, accede every avant-garde animal comfort. Doubles, $239 to $419.

Where to Eat

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For visitors who are out late, accidental Il Vicino, off the Capital at 321 West San Francisco Street, (505) 986-8700, offers a alternative of brittle alone pizzas ($4.75 to about $7) and baddest ales, including Pig Tail Blonde and Slow Bottomward Brown Ale, on abstract for about $3 a pint. Open Sunday through Thursday from 11:30 A.M. until 11 P.M., Friday and Saturday 11:30 A.M. to midnight. No reservations.

In the absorbing dining allowance of the Inn of the Anasazi, 113 Washington Avenue, (505) 988-3236, bounded cuisine tends to await on meat and chilies in such dishes as red deer tenderloin blimp with angel and appearance and served with chili-peach coulis. A three-course banquet for two, with wine, runs about $90. Banquet nightly; breakfast and cafeteria Monday through Saturday, brunch Sunday.

One of the newer places in boondocks is Jack's, 135 West Palace Avenue, (505) 983-7220, which affects a stainless-steel swank. Grilled apricot with citrus vinaigrette, asparagus and new potatoes can be preceded by a added adroit appetizer such as a candied onion acerb with arugula, dupe cheese and red pears. A three-course banquet for two with wine starts at about $70. Cafeteria and banquet daily.

The six adventurous dining apartment at La Tertulia, 416 Agua Fria, (505) 988-2769, graced by Colonial art, already were allotment of the Dominican abbey at the Guadalupe Mission. A steak banquet for two, either beeline up or smothered in blooming chilies, accompanied by the abode sangria, costs about $55. Open for cafeteria and banquet every day but Monday.

Tia Sophia's, 210 West San Francisco Street, (505) 983-9880, is the little bistro accustomed with the apparatus in 1975 of the breakfast burrito: bacon and potatoes formed in a tortilla with chili and cheese ($5.50). Cafeteria specialties such as dejected blah enchiladas ($5.75) are appropriately accepted today. No alcohol. Open 7 A.M. to 2 P.M., bankrupt Sunday.

Afternoon tea is a amusement on the verandah or in the antechamber of the Auberge St. Francis, 210 Don Gaspar Avenue, (505) 983-5700. The $10 tea consists of feel sandwiches, a scone with clotted chrism and jam, and a pastry, accompanied by a pot of tea or bottle of sherry, anchorage or champagne. Circadian from 3 to 5:30 P.M.

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