Railyard Artisan Market

Nikki Levy a month ago

My husband said it's where they sell things found on the side of railroad tracks. After I finished laughing, I said it's not that bad- sort of flea market, street fair type of stuff but not as nice as an art fair or boutique. It is inside but not air conditioned- or if it was air conditioned, you couldn't feel it. Expect to drive around for a bit to find parking-lots of spaces but they're all full.

Larry Hudson 5 months ago

We were in Santa Fe mid-week and decided to check this out on Tuesday. It's nice, but not many vendors. We checked everything out in about 35 minutes. I'd suggest going early and grabbing breakfast there.

H RE 9 months ago

Amazing place with lots of shops of all kinds. There is a brewery, lots of galleries by local artists and more. Parking is scarce

Wendell a year ago

My hubby and I went to Santa Fe for a long weekend and we walked here twice to enjoy farmers market/artisan market. The one that was on Sunday was huge with tons of vendors selling fresh produce, roasted Chiles & everything local. They also had a lot of artisans selling their works of art, jewelry, clothing etc. We were so impressed with the level of artists there, they are a step above any artisan show I've been to in Colorado, where we live The farmers market on Tuesday was a lot smaller. They still had lots of produce and some artisans but at least 50% less. And I waited to buy my fresh produce and chiles until Tuesday and there was only 1 guy selling them and he ran out. He ended up buying some Chiles from another vendor but I had to wait. And on Sunday they had a Chile vendor roasting all kinds of various Chiles and heat levels. I'm bummed I missed out on the Sunday one. We had so much fun both days walking around and enjoying the local vibe and wonderful people. A very cool experience! We can't wait to go back to Santa Fe!

Abby Leigh Butler 2 years ago

The Saturday market is a treat for all the senses! We loved the live music throughout. The vendors were kind. The products were vibrant. And, we still smell the chiles being roasted! Easy enough to take a lap to get a sense of what kind of pastries you want to try- if you’re not getting them all. We enjoyed walking through the artisan market as well with all of the handmade goods