New Mexico Magazine

Folk Dance

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Melissa Mann has had her eye on the Santa Fe Railyard for quite some time. “There’s something happening,” says the CEO of the International Folk Art Market. “There’s an energy there.” With ample parking, 13 acres of open space, and proximity to SITE Santa Fe, galleries,

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