Links

The Spanish Colonial Arts Society, www.spanishcolonial.org. One of first acts of preservation accomplished by this organization was to purchase El Santuario de Chimayo from the Abeyta family to preserve the structure, culture and history. They then gifted it to the Santa Fe Archdiocese in 1929. The organization sponsors Spanish Market, the oldest and largest exhibit and sale of traditional Spanish colonial art in the US.

Great SW Adventures, www.SWAdventures.com. This company has provided tour service in Northern NM since 1977. We have interacted with them as they tour Chimayo and northern NM and can speak for their knowledge of the culture, history and area.

Santa Fe School of Cooking, www.SantaFeSchoolOfCooking.com. Many customers visit our store to purchase New Mexico chile after taking a cooking class. SFSC promotes the traditions and food of this area and they understand that like grapes, the same chile seed grown in two different places will not taste the same.

Que Tenga Buena Mano, www.buenamano.us. Patricia Arscott La Farge, owner of Que Tenga Buena Mano, is one of the most important and distinguished collectors of Latin American Folk Art.

The following restaurants prepare some of their favorite dishes using our chile:

Amigos Cantina, Schuylerville, NY
Casa de Benevidez, Albuquerque, NM
Elephant Walk, Waltham and Boston, MA
Gourmet Grocer, Branson, MO
Old Town Mexican Cafe, Key West, FL
Santa Fe Cafe, Arlington, VA
The Chef Cafe, Manhattan, KS
The Tango Cafe, Sandpoint, ID

Artist’s Links

Catherine Robles Shaw
Gabriel J. Vigil

Fellow Members of the Chimayo Association of Businesses:

Acequia Madre Studio Gallery
Casa Escondida
Centinela Traditional Arts
Chimayo Trading and Mercantile
Diana Bryer Studio
El Meson de la Centinela
El Santuario de Chimayo
Galeria Ortega
Leona’s Restaurante
Ortega’s Weaving Shop
Oviedo Carving and Bronze
Rancho de Chimayo Restaurante
Rancho de Chimayo Collection Galeria
Rancho Manzana
Theresa’s Art Gallery and Studio