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A DAY OF NATIVE CUISINES IN SANTA FE. March 20.» Capture the Spirit of Native People and Lands.
A PHOTOGRAPHIC TOUR OF THE SOUTHWEST. April 30th and May 28th.
Food of the Americas.
A DAY OF NATIVE CUISINES IN SANTA FE. March 20.
Saturday March 20, 2010
Photo courtesy of Lois Ellen FrankHighlights of the Day:
Santa Fe Farmers’ Market private guided tour
Ancient traditions in food preparation
Mexican and Native American cuisines
A Cooking experience
A delicious four course lunch and champagne
PROGRAM
The day begins with a tour of Santa Fe Farmers’ Market to meet some of the vendors, learn about the produce and the variety of herbs available here in New Mexico at various time of the year, and about some of the ingredients that will be used in the meal you will prepare later. Meet at Epazote Restaurant at 9am. Free parking -for this event- at restaurant’s parking lot. You will walk with the chefs to the Farmers’ Market and come back for a talk on the history of the foods native of Mexico’s and America’s cultures. Under the chefs’ guidance you will prepare your four course meal to enjoy all together.$95 per person, +tax&grats. 5% discount for New Mexico residents!
Registration deadline: March 17, 2010 Registration is required due to limited seating. Don’t miss this Spring Celebration!
Featuring an inspiring tour of Farmer’s Market, a cultural talk by the chefs, a four course lunch, with complimentary glass of champagne, and Navajo songs. WHEN: Saturday March 20, 2010. Time: 9am-1.30pm
WHERE: Epazote Restaurant, 416 Agua Fria Street, Santa Fe. Event starts here at 9am.
WHO: chefs Lois Ellen Frank, Fernando Olea, Walter Whitewater
Bio: Lois Ellen Frank
A Santa Fe, New Mexico based Native American Chef, Native American foods historian, culinary anthropologist, author and photographer, Lois Ellen Frank’s first career experiences were as a professional cook and organic gardener. Ms. Frank has spent over 20 years documenting the foods and life ways of Native American communities throughout the Southwest writing and photographing many articles and papers on the topic. This lengthy immersion in Native American communities culminated in her book, Foods of the Southwest Indian Nations, which won the James Beard Award upon its release. She is completing her PhD dissertation in Culinary Anthropology entitled: The Discourse and Practice of Native American Cuisine, Native and Non-Native Chefs in Contemporary Kitchens, which she is planning to publish as an upcoming book, tentatively entitled, “The Turquoise Plate”.She is a featured cooking instructor at the Santa Fe School of Cooking, an adjunct professor at the Institute of American Indian Arts, and the chef/owner of Red Mesa Cuisine. Red Mesa is a Santa Fe catering company that features Native American, local and sustainably sourced foods for events with wild ingredients that are hand gathered from Native American nations all over the United States and made into seasonal menus for any palette while also educating clients about ancestral Native American foods with a modern twist.
Bio: Fernando Olea
Originally from Mexico City, Chef Fernando Olea, moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico in the late 1980’s. He is considered to be a culinary ambassador of his home country for preserving Mexican Gastronomy by mixing together the flavors, textures, colors and aromas with the foods of his native cuisine. He’s been a featured “Guest Chef” in various events including the “Iron Chef” in Toronto Canada, “The Master’s Augusta Georgia., the Nutcracker’s Sweet San Antonio TX., the opening of the 400th Anniversary of the City of Santa Fe, and The Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta Santa Fe NM. He is the recipient of the “ BEST NEW RESTAURANT 2000” by the Santa Fe Restaurant Association and the past president founder of the United States & Canada, Mexican Restaurant Association. His most recent restaurant endeavor “Epazote” indulges you with traditional and inspired New World Cuisine.Bio: Walter Whitewater
Walter is from the Diné (Navajo) Nation. He grew up traditionally and began cooking professionally in 1992 in Santa Fe. He learned contemporary Southwest foods under many famous chefs. He has remained active in many of his traditional ways at his home in Piñon, AZ, returning each year for ceremonial obligations, where he has started the reintroduction of the Navajo-Churro Sheep into his family’s sheep herd and continues to promote healthy traditional foods for Native People. He is the first Native American awarded the James Lewis Award by the BCA in New York to honor Cultural Awareness.For information and bookings: SEVEN DIRECTIONS TOURS
Please contact us at: info@sevendirections.net ~ Tel.505 820 3305
Capture the Spirit of Native People and Lands.
A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY IN THE SOUTHWEST
CAPTURE THE SPIRIT OF NATIVE PEOPLE AND LANDS Intimate views of ancient and contemporary native civilizations and cultures
Trip Highlights
Ancient archeological sites • Old historic trading posts • Private photo instruction
The beauty of the desert and colors of the Southwest
Native people, their culture and stories • Contemporary and traditional native artists
Cooking with a Navajo chef in a traditional Hogan
Santa Fe, the oldest capital city of the USAExperience the rich traditions of Native America and the Southwest Desert on our exclusive special photographic journey. Get immersed in Native culture from the Ancient civilizations and ruins, to the artistic traditions of the local Native artisans. Photograph the stunning beauty of ancient dwellings; listen to contemporary Navajo history and life and create images of the amazing people that inhabit these regions. End your trip in the magical city of Santa Fe, recently designated by UNESCO a world creative city – the first one to be selected in the USA.
Is a Photo Expedition for you?
Here are some key points to help you decide:
1. We welcome photographers of ALL levels. This journey will be conducive to learning from one another and include instruction that will suit everyone's photographic needs. No question is off limits, no inquiry too basic. We will still have daily tutorials, assignments and optional critique sessions, which are designed to improve your photographic technique.2. We are BIG on photographing in the field. We spend most of our time and effort on location and making images. We do meet daily to review images and discuss technique, but this is not a "classroom - intensive" trip.
3. Non-photographer or videographer spouses / travel companions will love these destinations. We have specialist guides leading us at each destination.
All workshops are geared toward amateur and serious digital photographers but All participants must bring a digital SLR camera and have basic knowledge of how to work their camera. It is helpful but not required to bring your laptop and card reader.
PROGRAM Day 1. Arrival at Albuquerque Sunport in the morning where your photographer will meet you and immediately depart with your driver and private van to go to Chaco Culture National Historical Park, one of the most interesting major centers of ancestral Puebloan culture, which flourished between 800 and 1300 A.D. We will spend approximately 3 hours in the park to capture the spirit and the architecture of this civilization with the late afternoon light. Overnight in Farmington, N.M. Dinner included.
Day 2. Our journey from Farmington will take us through the stunning landscapes of the desert where we will stop for various photo opportunities while en route from New Mexico to Arizona where we will arrive at Canyon de Chelly National Monument, the heart of the Navajo history and culture. After lunch we will go into the canyon on board private jeeps with a Navajo guide and storyteller to photograph the ancient cliff dwellings, rock art and the colorful canyon walls. Navajo dinner in the canyon. We will spend the night near the park in a historic lodge, in Chinle, AZ. Dinner included.
Day 3. We will begin our morning early to shoot the canyon from the ridge tops offering a totally different experience from the canyon floor. After our morning shoot we will visit a Navajo chef who will be our host in a traditional Hogan –the typical Navajo home. Our chef will prepare our food, share his experiences as a Native and photos will be permissible. We will then depart for the capital of the Navajo Nation, Window Rock after stopping at a historic trading post for some interesting shots and landscapes along the way. During our dinner a Navajo historian will talk about the recent tribe’s history and inquires about the Native way of life is very welcomed. Overnight in Window Rock, AZ. Dinner included.
Day 4. Our morning begins with a visit to the Navajo Nation Museum, the Council Chambers National Historic Landmark and the Window Rock Monument & Veterans Memorial Park. Here you will have the opportunity to photograph Navajo artists weaving or creating jewelry. On the way to Santa Fe we will stop for lunch at the railroad town of Gallup, along historic Route 66, and we will allow some time for you to photograph legendary Trading Posts and buildings. Overnight near Santa Fe, on Pueblo land. Dinner on your own.
Day 5. On our last morning you will visit the Museum of Contemporary Native Arts where you can view some of the most cutting edge Native art and learn how the Native artists are succeeding in today’s art world. The rest of the day you may spend on your own shooting and enjoying the sites of The City Different. You will receive maps and ideas for your day. In the late afternoon you will be able to spend any one on one time with Julien to answer any final questions, review shots and provide requested critiques. The group will meet for a farewell dinner. (*)
Day 6. Transfer by shuttle to Albuquerque Sunport for departure
(*) See proposal below for a 2 day extension on your own
Journey includes: a professional photo specialist guide, 5 night accommodations, all breakfasts, 5 meals -in Farmington, NM; in Canyon de Chelly; at Navajo chef’s home (lunch); in Window Rock, AZ; and in Santa Fe, NM (beverages not included, other than water/iced tea), private jeep tour into Canyon de Chelly, entrance fees, airport shuttle for your departure, and van with private driver throughout the whole journey
$1960 per person based on double occupancy
Single supplement $320
5% discount for New Mexico residents!
A portion of your tour fee will benefit the Museum of Contemporary Native Arts
Registration deadline: 40 days prior to departure
This popular photographic journey is limited to 6 participants and is available on a first come, first served basis. 2010 Spring departures: April 30th, May 28th
-Participants must arrive at Albuquerque Intl. Airport (ABQ) by 11.30am on the first day of program.
-The Navajo Nation observes Daylight Savings Time. Arizona does not.Extension - on your own: Taos and Northern New Mexico. 2 nights. Price starting at: $118 per night, single/double at Sagebrush Inn; $252 per night single/double at Historic Taos Inn. It includes accommodation, detailed itinerary, and NM tax.
Overnight options in Albuquerque at the beginning of the trip, for those arriving the night before the tour departure: Hyatt Place approx. $130 per night; Best Western Airport approx. $80. Tax included. Both to be paid directly to the hotel at check-in
Bio: Julien McRoberts For the past several years, Julien McRoberts has traveled to various countries photographing the world's cultures and wildlife. Her evocative photography captures the sense of place, an array of relationships across many cultures: moments of tenderness, joy, and sorrow but always with an eye to its magnificence. Born in San Francisco, she now lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where she is recognized for her work with the Native American community and the Vanishing West.
Julien has worked on editorial and commercial assignments for a diverse range of clients and her work has been featured in numerous magazines both regionally and nationally and is known for her bold aesthetic and creative edge.
Learn more about Julien at: www.julienmcroberts.com.
Photos courtesy Julien McRoberts Photography
For information and bookings: SEVEN DIRECTIONS TOURS
Please contact us at: info@sevendirections.net ~ Tel.505 820 3305
A Heritage Tour | the Four Cardinal Points
Chose the direction you prefer to discover Northern New Mexico
3 NIGHTS | A weekend in Santa Fe offers much more than one can imagine! It allows you to discover the oldest capital city in the United States and other worlds around it. Make a choice among the directions of the tours described below and we will take you there! You will come back for more experiences! Like no other place Santa Fe offers a rich variety of cultures and human creativity.
Enjoy 1 day guided personal exclusive tour and a 3 night super saving package at one of the hotels listed below. This package includes some complimentary gifts!
North
A journey, North to Northwest, through 2 different cultures: an ancient pueblo with an important legacy, the birthplace of the most famous Native potter and artists selling out of their homes. An elegantly renovated Trading Post offers one of the best selections of Southwest art from all pueblos. Then after a further drive surrounded by amazing landscapes and mesas, - the broad, flat-topped elevations with one or more cliff like sides, common in the southwest United States – you will visit the town where scientists secretly collaborated to the Manhattan Project that ended WW2. You will complete the day with a visit to a famous Santuario, a beautiful and charming church with interesting religious folk art and known for its miraculous mud. In this small Hispanic village you will also visit some renowned workshops where the traditional weaving techniques brought by the Mexican 400 years ago are still alive.
East
This tour offers 4 different worlds in 1 day! Travel to an historic railroad town with its distinctive stone architecture, where you will visit “La Belle of the Southwest”, a Landmark historic hotel where Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders held their first reunion in 1899; visit a place of quiet reflection where large-scale prisms bend and refract light and perception; walk through 7000 years of history among the stunning ruins of an ancient pueblo and the 17th century Mission church, and learn about the American Civil War’s New Mexico Campaign, fought and won by the Federals in early 1862, with the battle dubbed the “Gettysburg of the West”, which ended the Confederates incursions into the Southwest.
South
The small and idyllic village of Lamy was once the main train stop serving travelers coming to Santa Fe. Here the old station with its typical Harvey style is still working for the few trains running through this country. You will then cross another village nestled among cottonwood trees and surrounded by one of the best New Mexican landscapes. A treasure is situated in the area: in a beautiful 110 acres compound you will walk among some of the great sculptures of a famous Chiricahua Apache artist recognized as one of the most important of the 20th Century. (fee not incl.) An old mining town and a small “ghost” town will be your next stops, both with an interesting heritage, some historic buildings, many art galleries, funky cafes and delicious restaurants.
West
On this day you will experience culture and nature at their best: you will see teepee-like formations -unique in the Southwest – and hundreds of spires of different shades of colors from whites, to pinks and grays, sharply conical in shape, remnant of explosive volcanic eruptions of between 6 and 7 million years ago. Scattered around there are small pieces of obsidian, known locally as Apache Tears. If you like hiking you can walk through amazing slot canyons! Then you will visit a Native pueblo whose people have a long history of making fine jewelry and heishi – the beads created out of colorful stones by drilling and grounding. Initially - this art form was first recorded in 6000 B.C. - shells traded with coastal Native people represented the raw material from which jewelry was created; later turquoise and other stones became very popular and cherished by the artists and the collectors alike.
Price per person for 3 nights+1 day tour
NB: Rates vary by season and local event dates. Please call us directly for all the details.
The Lodge at Santa Fe: package rate starting at $370 per person, based on 2 people in a double room. Price includes: 3 night accommodation in double standard room, complimentary gifts, baggage, hotel tax&gratuities, 1 day private guide, N.M. tax.
Hotel Plaza Real: package rate starting at $445 per person, based on 2 people in a double room. Price includes: 3 night accommodation in double standard room, complimentary gifts, baggage, hotel tax&gratuities, parking fee, 1 day private guide, N.M. tax.
Hotel St.Francis: package rate starting at $505 per person, based on 2 people in a double room. Price includes: 3 night accommodation in double standard room, all breakfasts, complimentary gifts, baggage, hotel tax&gratuities, parking fees, 1 day private guide, N.M. tax.
Transportation can be provided upon request.
For detailed prices and information please contact us.
A Heritage Tour | 400 Years of History in Santa Fe
La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San Francis de Assís welcomes you for the 400th anniversary of its foundation
3 NIGHTS | Enjoy a 3 day guided personal exclusive tour and 3 night super saving package at one of the hotels listed below. A bottle of local wine and other surprises will welcome you in your room! You will spend 3 days discovering the important and fascinating heritage of the oldest capital of the United States.
Day 1. You will start from the beginning! You will discover the Historic Plaza and the nation's oldest continuously occupied government building. The New Mexico History Museum will introduce you to the state's history, legends and roots in Native American, Spanish, Mexican, French and Anglo cultures. You will stop at the San Francis Basilica and learn about the oldest Virgin Mary statue in the United States, and at the chapel with an intriguing legend. After lunch at a local traditional tavern, you will see the oldest church of the United States followed by a stroll along the nation’s most famous art road with over 70 art galleries, old adobe homes, and an atmosphere that brings one back to the art colony days of Santa Fe.
Day 2. In the morning a visit to the pueblo that Juan de Oñate, the first colonial governor of the New Spain province, chose as his initial settlement. After lunch in an old hacienda you will enjoy a beautiful church considered to be the most important Catholic pilgrimage center in the United Sates, rich of interesting folk religious art pieces. You will then meet traditional santero artisans. The Museum of Spanish Colonial Art will follow, with its 3000 objects dating from the Middle Ages to our times. This museum is housed in a building that is a classic example of the “Pueblo Revival” architectural style which made Santa Fe famous around the world.
Day 3. You will spend a few hours visiting an extraordinary place near Santa Fe where you can stroll through a living museum that dates from the early 1700s and was an important paraje (a camping place along a long trail) serving travelers on the famous Camino Real. A happy ending of your Santa Fe journey, after lunch on the road, with a visit to a local winery! Initially the wine produced was used by Missionaries as sacramental wines but quickly became popular all over the state and it’s now exported to all corners of the world.
Price per person for 3 nights+3 day exclusive tour
NB: Rates vary by season and local event dates. Please call us directly for all the details.
The Lodge at Santa Fe: package rate starting at $740 per person, based on 2 people in a double room. Price includes: 3 night accommodation in double standard room, complimentary gifts and a bottle of local wine in your room, baggage, hotel tax&gratuities, 3 day private guide, entrance fees, N.M. tax.
Hotel Plaza Real: package rate starting at $815 per person, based on 2 people in a double room. Price includes: 3 night accommodation in double standard room, complimentary gifts and a bottle of local wine in your room, baggage, hotel tax&gratuities, parking fee, 3 day private guide, entrance fees, N.M. tax.
Hotel St.Francis: package rate starting at $875 per person, based on 2 people in a double room. Price includes: 3 night accommodation in double standard room, all breakfasts, complimentary gifts and a bottle of local wine in your room, baggage, hotel tax&gratuities, parking fee, 3 day private guide, entrance fees, N.M. tax.
Transportation can be provided upon request.
For detailed prices and information please contact us.
A Heritage Tour | A 3 night Journey through the Religious Heritage of Santa Fe
and Northern New Mexico
The spiritual life of New Mexico past and present.
3 NIGHTS | New Mexico is the land of spirit, a place where travelers come to discover their own spiritual path to a more meaningful life. New Mexico is a special place where different religious traditions - mainly Native and Catholic - intertwine to create a beautiful mix of old and new, orthodox and tribal.
Our tour will help you discover the beauty of this land and some of the most inspiring sites of the area, its history, traditions and spiritual meaning. You will savor typical New Mexican cuisine in all of its nuances, taste local wine and experience the extraordinary warmth of the local people. To make your trip even more unforgettable you will stay at a wonderful newly renovated downtown hotel inspired by the early presence of the Franciscan missionaries in New Mexico.Day 1. Santa Fe. Hotel St. Francis
On your first day in the oldest capital in the United States, you will take a tour through the historic Plaza, the newly opened New Mexico History Museum and San Francis Basilica, where the oldest statue of the Virgin Mary in the United States is located. You will then proceed to visit the legendary chapel - famous for its miraculous staircase -, the oldest church in the US, and the church famous for its Santa Fe’s Pueblo Revival style. After lunch you will be guided to Museum Hill and finally to Canyon Road, the most famous art walk in the country.
Lunch and dinner on your own. The Hotel St. Francis Tabla de los Santos new restaurant offers an incredible New Mexican menu. The chef only cooks with the freshest ingredients from the local farmer’s market. You can dine indoor or on the lovely patio.Day 2. Santa Fe. Hotel St. Francis
On your second day, you will take a breathtaking drive up the canyon of the Rio Grande to arrive in Taos, where you will visit Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO’s World Heritage Site. After a delicious lunch at a typical New Mexican restaurant you will explore two museums with important collections of Hispanic and religious art as well as magnificent Southwestern Indian artifacts. After a stop for an overlook of the millions-years old canyon and the Saint Francis of Assisi Church, a site favored by artists around the world, you will return to Santa Fe.
Lunch in Taos and dinner in Santa Fe on your own.Day 3. Santa Fe. Hotel St. Francis
On this day you will travel through Abiquiu, or O'Keeffe's country, a wonderful area defined by stunning colors and surrounded by incredible rock formations. This is where the famous artist Georgia O’Keeffe gathered her inspiration. Lunch at a local inn. On the way back to Santa Fe you will see one of the few existing examples of moradas, places where the Penitentes used to meet. A stop at the Santuario known as the Lourdes of the Southwest, will follow.
Lunch and dinner on your own.Price per person for 3 nights+3 day exclusive tour
NB: Rates vary by season and local event dates. Please call us directly for all the details.
Package rate starting at $890 per person, based on 2 people in a double room. Price includes: 3 night accommodation in double standard room, all breakfasts, complimentary gifts, a bottle of local wine in your room, baggage, hotel tax&gratuities, parking fees, 3 day tour, private guide, entrance fees, New Mexico tax.
Transportation can be provided upon request.
For detailed prices and information please contact us.
A Heritage Tour | A 5 night Journey through the Religious Heritage of Santa Fe
and Northern New Mexico
The spiritual life of New Mexico past and present.
5 NIGHTS | The first three days are the same as in the shortest version of this tour. This extended tour brings you to other fascinating places of faith.
Day 4. Albuquerque. Hotel Albuquerque Old Town
Before reaching Albuquerque, you will travel through some wonderful landscapes, old villages and visit three mission churches dating back to the 17th century, one of which was the seat of the Inquisition in the ‘600. Lunch will be at a funky restaurant in western-folk style. Then to Albuquerque for a dinner.
The hotel offers a choice between fine dining at Cristobal’s Restaurant and casual dining at Café Plazuela.
Lunch and dinner on your own.Day 5. Albuquerque. Hotel Albuquerque Old Town
On your last day you will take a tour through Old Town and visit the historic 17th century San Filippo Neri Parish. After lunch at a typical restaurant in Old Town, you will go to two Native pueblos, where you will be able to admire the well-preserved and lovely mission churches. Finally, you will drive along historic Route 66 to discover some iconic buildings.
Lunch and dinner on your own.Price per person for 5 nights+5 day exclusive tour
NB: Rates vary by season and local event dates. Please call us directly for all the details.
Package rate starting at $1415 per person, based on 2 people in a double room. Price includes: 5 night accommodation in double standard room, all breakfasts, complimentary gifts, a bottle of local wine in your room, baggage, hotel tax&gratuities, parking fees, 5 day tour, private guide, entrance fees, New Mexico tax.
Transportation can be provided upon request.
For price and detailed information please contact us.
A Heritage Tour | Winter Spirit in Santa Fe
Every weekend! January, February, March 2010
THREE NIGHTS | A special relaxing and inspiring weekend and guided tours in and around Santa Fe complemented by 3 restful nights at your Heritage hotel of choice in Santa Fe.
Friday
Arrival to your hotel in Santa Fe in the late afternoon/evening.Saturday
Morning: Start your day with a 2 hour guided tour to learn about the history of Santa Fe and the
intersection of Native American and “Anglo” cultures.
Afternoon: Visit museums, walk the famous Canyon Road and its myriad of art galleries or simply shop-until-you drop!
Evening: Chose between a soothing massage and a special “floating tank” experience at one of the lovely local Spas.Sunday
Morning: Meet your local guide for a 4 hour tour to learn about Native American cultures in New Mexico in a pueblo famous for its thriving arts community, unique pottery designs and historic Trading Post.
Afternoon: Visit archeological sites where you will climb up to cliff dwellings and walk through old pueblos. Then finally to a sacred site with earth said to have miraculous properties by Native Americans and Christians alike.
Evening: Complete your day in the company of two famous chefs - Kiowa and Dine’ (Navajo) - and storyteller and musician and learn how to prepare a Native dinner to enjoy on the spot designed to awaken your senses and uplift your spirit!Arrival in Santa Fe is estimated to be on Friday afternoon; departure is on Monday morning. Please inquire in advance for alternative deals on different lengths of stay.
Price per person for 3 nights+6 hour exclusive guided tour, over 2 days
NB: Rates vary by season and local event dates. Please call us directly for all the details.
The Lodge at Santa Fe: package rate starting at $565 per person, based on 2 people in a double room. Price includes: 3 night accommodation in double standard room, complimentary gifts in your room, baggage, hotel tax&gratuities, 6 hours private guide, entrance fees, N.M. tax.
Hotel Plaza Real: package rate starting at $640 per person, based on 2 people in a double room. Price includes: 3 night accommodation in double standard room, complimentary gifts in your room, baggage, hotel tax&gratuities, parking fee, 6 hours private guide, entrance fees, N.M. tax.
Hotel St.Francis: package rate starting at $700 per person, based on 2 people in a double room. Price includes: 3 night accommodation in double standard room, all breakfasts, complimentary gifts in your room, baggage, hotel tax&gratuities, parking fee, 6 hours private guide, entrance fees, N.M. tax.
Children 16 years old and under are free if staying with adults.
Transportation can be provided upon request.
For detailed prices and information please contact us.
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