Parking lot and streets looked quiet and we almost missed the gallaries. Definitely check them out - Loved every gallery we visited. Spent most time at the Art Vault - Thoma Foundation. Highly recommended!

It's still growing. The trains are very active so if you or your kid is a train junky they will love this place. There are only a few places to eat but they look like they are getting more. Plenty of art galleries. There is live music at 830 under the Santa Fe Railyard water tower.

Wonderful! Great Farmers Market and local art. Great treats for the whole family and a wine bar where we tasted 5 wines for $20. Well worth the trip.

Took the Roadrunner and it was such a pleasant experience! It was my first time. The staff was very professional and helpful. The transportation available for transfers was efficient. I did make a few calls to inquire about transfers and Sherry on the other end made sure that I had an easy time with the transfers. I highly recommend using the public transportation in Santa Fe. Every type of business though is right by the Railyard. You don't have to go far to have a memorable experience.

Great Saturday morning market with food and other stuff. We had some yummy donuts from the indoor market.

Great spot to be at Santa fe railyard on thanks giving day, less lively but good weather and more fun by our self

What a great redevelopment that's largely tasteful and not overly commercialized. Looking forward to seeing how the area progresses. Some interesting restaurants, breweries, and stores are all in a nice walkable area.

There are many different galleries at the Railyard. Mostly southwestern but also some Asian and modern. The Moss Collection has amazing selection of chairs and seating options.

Probably hit it at the wrong time and day...rode the Railrunner up and back from Albuquerque. Seemed a little desolate and negotiating to the plaza was difficult for my wheelchair partner in crime. Had fun doing a mini pub crawl though, finished off at Second Street Brewery for last rounds and a bite to eat before boarding back to Albuquerque.

I’m here…and it’s absolutely dead. Barely anyone around and almost nothing is open…at 3:30pm. There’s a lot of construction in the area too. Was hoping to walk around and experience the crowds seen in the photos but sadly, I was disappointed ☹️

Not into The Plaza which can feel stuffy? Head over to the Railyard Arts District for a fun local vibe filled with art, restaurants, breweries, coffee shops and more.

Great place to walk around, eat and grab some food!

The Santa Fe rail yard and the Farmers Market there are great fun. The railyard has a lot of very functions and restaurants to enjoy

Super cool place. A nice place to spend the afternoon. Great artist cooperation.. great food.

RAD it is. Strong contemporary art galleries and exhibitions worthy of contemplation, awe, and potential collection.

The spot for almost everything! Second Street Brewery - Railyard, the Violet Crown, Nuckolls, Sky Coffee, REI, La Lecheria for ice Cream, Restoration Pizza, FS2 local mercantile, plus more