Albuquerque Sawmill District
Albuquerque Sawmill District
Hotel Chaco is the central landmark to the new Sawmill District, directly north of historic Old Town. Originally occupied by the American Lumber Company, the Sawmill District is being re-envisioned and redeveloped into a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood with loft-style housing, artist studios and mixed-use bu...Hotel Chaco is the central landmark to the new Sawmill District, directly north of historic Old Town. Originally occupied by the American Lumber Company, the Sawmill District is being re-envisioned and redeveloped into a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood with loft-style housing, artist studios and mixed-use buildings that are home to burgeoning businesses, entrepreneurial thinking and new attractions in Albuquerque. Elevated from the industrial roots that helped build the city of Albuquerque, the new Sawmill District is growing to reflect the richness of New Mexico’s cultural traditions, as well as emerging International trends for urban living. In the coming years, The Sawmill District is slated to become the next shopping, arts and entertainment destination in Albuquerque, in partnership with the vision of New Urbanism founder and architect, Stefanos Polyzoides. The future of the Sawmill District is poised to be an elevated destination for the savvy traveler.Discover this burgeoning district - and historic Old Town - through unique immersive and enchanting walking tours from Heritage Inspirations on Friday and Saturday afternoons. These two-hour historic tours depart from Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town and end at Hotel Chaco. (Tour times: Fridays from 1 to 3 pm; Saturdays from 3 to 5pm) Learn more and book this tour here.read more
Albuquerque Sawmill District
Sawmill Market
The Sawmill District will boast a 25,000 square-foot food court featuring local cuisine and culinary traditions, a growers' market, year-round restaurants and unique entertainment venues, art galleries, retail businesses, bars and more, all within a short distance from our Albuquerque re...The Sawmill District will boast a 25,000 square-foot food court featuring local cuisine and culinary traditions, a growers' market, year-round restaurants and unique entertainment venues, art galleries, retail businesses, bars and more, all within a short distance from our Albuquerque resort. Sawmill Market project advisor Steve Carlin is a pioneer in food market developments such as Ferry Building Marketplace in San Francisco and the Oxbow Public Market in Napa.read more
Albuquerque Sawmill District
Spur Line Supply Co.
Goods for Good Living
Discover the best in crafted and quality merchandise centered around a minimal, high desert aesthetic at the new Spur Line Supply Co.
This new concept store features a men’s and women’s shop, children’s shop, record shop, stationary, home goods, furniture, coffee and doughnuts, apothecary...
Goods for Good Living
Discover the best in crafted and quality merchandise centered around a minimal, high desert aesthetic at the new Spur Line Supply Co.
This new concept store features a men’s and women’s shop, children’s shop, record shop, stationary, home goods, furniture, coffee and doughnuts, apothecary and floral shop with an outdoor living concept.
Local entrepreneur and tastemaker Tess Coats based her concept for the shoppable vignettes, innovative merchandising and captivating product at Spur Line Supply Co. in a curated and edited layout that customers can shop through. Merchandise originates from the Southwest and beyond.
Current shops within Spur Line include Spectacle Caravan, Dryland Wilds, Tres Cuervos, Hi-Phy Records, Power & Light Letterpress, Wanderer Taos, Baby Blast Off, No Longer Wander, Alchemy Confections, Desert Denim, Design & Modern Form, Bristol Doughnut Co. and Floriography. Learn more at SpurLineSupplyCo.com.
Spur Line Supply Co.
800 20th Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104read more
