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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Saturday, May 2nd.

Start your day with a heads up on the weather, folks. We are looking at light rain showers today, with highs around 54 degrees and lows dipping to 34. Grab that umbrella and layer up, because this crisp mountain air is perfect for indoor adventures or a cozy drive along those iconic roads.

Big news from city hall that affects how we grow as a community. Yesterday, the Santa Fe City Council decided against annexing Area 1B, paving the way for Santa Fe County to fold it into the Agua Fria Village. This move keeps local control in the hands of residents there, preserving their village vibe while boosting services like water and roads without the big city footprint. Its a win for those folks wanting to stay true to their roots amid our booming population.

But lets crank up the fun, because today is all about celebration. Head over to the historic El Rey Court for the High Road Music Festival, kicking off to honor the 100th anniversary of Route 66. This vibrant bash features live tunes starting this afternoon, capturing the spirit of the Mother Road that put Santa Fe on the map for generations of road trippers. Imagine swaying to regional bands under the neon glow of that classic motel sign, connecting us to the travelers who fueled our diners and motels back in the day. Its not just a party, its a tribute to how that highway shaped our economy and culture, drawing crowds that keep our arts scene thriving.

If music is your jam, pair it with a quick stop at the Santa Fe Swap Meet for their special events at noon, 2pm, and 3:30pm. Expect local vendors, fresh finds, and that unbeatable haggling energy that turns everyday shopping into treasure hunts.

And if youre into deeper conversations, the Santa Fe World Affairs Forum Symposium wraps up today at Santa Fe Community College, tackling global hotspots with expert insights. Tickets run 60 to 125 bucks, but the takeaways on international peace and peril could spark your next dinner debate.

With Route 66 fever in the air from these centennial events statewide, today reminds us why Santa Fe stays endlessly captivating, blending history, harmony, and hometown heart.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Thursday, April 30.

Sunny skies are blessing us today with highs around 68 degrees and lows dipping to 41, perfect for getting out and soaking up that high desert vibe. Kicking things off, Santa Fe Brewing is tapping into some serious community spirit with their Spring Runoff festival this weekend at the headquarters off I-25. Despite a lackluster snowpack this year leading to disappointing mountain runoff, this annual fundraiser is flowing strong from 1 p.m. Saturday till 9, benefiting Adaptive Sports Program New Mexico so kids and adults with disabilities can hit the trails and fields year-round. Expect live tunes from The Kipsies, Sirsy, Mango Cakes, and Boomroots Collective, plus a vendor market, tasty food trucks, and all the classic brews you crave. Turn your day drinking into a feel-good mission that directly supports local heroes getting active outdoors.

Shifting to brighter community wins, Santa Fe CONNECT is making waves nationally by generating millions in impact through smart government-led care coordination, linking folks to vital services and proving our citys model works for real people facing health hurdles every day. Meanwhile, a judge just paused the governors free childcare program, shaking up plans for working families counting on that relief to juggle jobs and kids lets hope for quick clarity so parents can breathe easier.

For your calendar, dive into the Santa Fe World Affairs Forum Symposium starting at 9 a.m. today, sparking big ideas on global issues right here at home, or snag unique handmade glassware at the Santa Fe Community College Splash Spring Glass Club Sale from 10 a.m. Beer lovers, Thursdays Raise a Pint event at JUNO from 4 to 7 p.m. fills plates for Meals on Wheels, blending sips with direct aid to seniors. Catch Latin Thursdays dancing at 8 a.m. if youre up early, or gear up for tomorrows First Fridays Comedy Contest at Tractor Wells Park at 8 p.m. And dont miss the Santa Fe Institute talk on sieving through complexity tonight, connecting science to everyday puzzles we all navigate.

Locals Night vibes continue weekly with Second Chances Country rocking from 6 to 9 p.m., pairing live tunes and grub that keeps our Wednesday traditions alive and kicking. Yesterday wrapped a key Santa Fe County Commission District 1 candidate forum, giving voters straight talk on issues shaping our roads, schools, and safety tune in for more election buzz ahead.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Wednesday, April 29th.

Sunny skies are gracing us today with highs around 66 degrees and lows dipping to 41, perfect for shaking off that morning chill with a hot coffee from the Santa Fe Farmers Market, where you can grab fresh treats and support our local growers without the weekend rush.[1] Speaking of community vibes, Santa Fe County just voted in favor of the Area 1B joint resolution, a big step toward collaborative growth thatll head to the City Governing Body meeting right here today, promising smoother planning for our neighborhoods and open spaces.[3] Its the kind of local teamwork that keeps our high desert paradise thriving for families and visitors alike.

If youre craving culture, Canyon Roads buzzing with Art Feast pairings through May 27th, where 20 galleries team up with spots like La Boca, Sazon, and Tulsi Indian Cuisine for bites inspired by the artworkthink strolling past stunning pieces while savoring chef-crafted tastings from 5 to 8 PM, all benefiting Santa Fe Public Schools art programs so our kids keep creating.[2] Over at El Flamenco Cabaret on Palace Avenue, the spring season of Entreflamenco is in full swing Fridays and Saturdays through June 28th, featuring NYC Bessie winner Antonio Granjero and stars like Juan Jose Alba, blending fiery dance, live music, and history in an intimate spot thats pure Santa Fe magiccatch doors at 6:15 for dinner and shows at 7:30, with kid discounts too.[2]

Music lovers, tonight at San Miguel Mission, Gnoss takes the stage at 7:30 PM for an all-ages folk infusion thatll have you tapping along, while FaraFinas hosting Reggae Wednesdays to unwind with island rhythms.[2] Looking ahead, the Lensic welcomes Christian McBride and Edgar Meyer soon, and Mac DeMarco at Santa Fe Brewing, plus the Santa Fe Teaching Zoo is repurposing donations in a fun recycling event that turns trash into animal enrichment, showing how small actions boost our wildlife community.[4][5]

Hop on the Lore of the Land Train Ride from the Santa Fe Depot for history-packed trips to Galisteo Basin with live music and champagne, running through May 30th, or snag early bird Zozobra tickets before theyre gone for that epic September gloom-burning tradition.[2] And dont sleep on Half-Off Wine Wednesday at 315 Santa Fe, where bottles from the cellar go for 50 percent off alongside happy hour bites.[2]

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Monday, April 27.

Rise and shine, Santa Fe friends, its a crisp spring morning perfect for diving into our vibrant local scene. Kick off your week with some live tunes that capture our citys soul starting this afternoon. At 4pm, catch Santa Fe Grass lighting up Cowgirl with their foot-stomping bluegrass vibes, the kind that gets everyone clapping along and forgetting Mondays blues. Just twenty minutes later at 4:20pm, head over to Santa Fe Brewing Company for more grassroots energy, where craft brews flow alongside melodies that echo our high desert spirit, making it an ideal spot to unwind and connect with fellow locals.

As evening rolls in, the real magic happens at Meow Wolf at 8:30pm with Yebba on her Jean Tour, doors opening at 8pm for all ages. This soulful powerhouse delivers raw emotion through soaring vocals and heartfelt stories, turning the immersive art space into a haven for music lovers seeking that deep, transformative live experience that lingers long after the final note.

Looking ahead, mark your calendars because our cultural pulse is beating strong. El Flamenco Cabaret wraps up its spring season through June 20 with fiery Friday and Saturday shows at 135 West Palace Avenue, where doors open at 6:15pm for savory bites and drinks before the passionate dance ignites at 7:30pm, blending Spanish flair with Santa Fes artistic heritage to leave you breathless and inspired.

Foodies, dont miss the Beginners Food Photography Workshops kicking off yesterday at The Kitchen Table on 313 Camino Alire, a hands-on collab with Herschel Mair that empowers you to style and snap your own culinary creations, turning everyday meals into Instagram gold and boosting your home cooking game.

Music keeps flowing with yesterdays highlights like Manas Irenes acoustic set from her new album Give Thanks, and tonights Reggae Wednesdays at Farafina promising island rhythms to soothe the soul. Plus, Cafe Fresht at the Farmers Market offers hot coffee and local treasures to fuel your day.

Whether youre chasing tunes, flavors, or flamenco fire, Santa Fe delivers experiences that weave us tighter as a community, celebrating creativity amid our stunning landscapes.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Sunday, April 26th.

We're starting this Sunday with beautiful weather across Santa Fe County. Expect sunny intervals today with a high of 66 degrees and a low around 41 tonight, so plan accordingly if you're heading out to enjoy our spring weather.

Speaking of getting out, there's plenty happening around town this morning and throughout the day. If you're looking for a fun way to support a great cause, head over to Bicentennial Alto Park where the Move for the Museum 5K is taking place. This fun run benefits the Santa Fe Children's Museum, and organizers say all are welcome to participate. It's a great opportunity to get some exercise while helping out a beloved community institution that serves families throughout the area.

For those interested in culture and community connection, the Santa Fe Magazine Festival is happening this weekend as well. The inaugural festival brings together the community for intimate conversations, charged debates, immersive art installations, and live performances. It's a chance to dive deeper into what makes our community tick and connect with neighbors who share your interests in storytelling and creative expression.

The spring season is in full swing here in Santa Fe, and if you haven't noticed, this time of year brings some special energy to our community. The warm weather combined with these local events creates that perfect moment when everyone wants to get outside and engage with one another.

As we head into the afternoon, remember that local parks and outdoor spaces are prime spots to enjoy the sunny conditions. Whether you're catching up with friends, taking a walk, or just soaking in the spring sunshine, it's the kind of day that reminds us why we love living here in Santa Fe.

Stay tuned to Santa Fe Local Frequency throughout the day for any updates on community happenings. And if you're planning your week ahead, keep an eye on our programming for information about upcoming events and things to do around the county.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Saturday, April 25.

Start your weekend with the vibrant buzz of local markets right here in the Railyard. The Santa Fe Farmers Market is open year-round on Saturdays, bursting with fresh produce, artisan breads, and New Mexico specialties that connect you straight to our hardworking growers. Swing by the Railyard Artisan Market from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for handmade treasures, or catch El Mercado de el Museo at 10 a.m. for cultural flair. Foodies, dont miss the Food and Photography Workshop at 11 a.m., pairing tasty bites with creative snaps, followed by the smooth sounds of the Pat Malone Jazz Trio at 11:30 a.m. These spots arent just shoppingtheyre where our community pulses with creativity and flavor, fueling your day with authentic Santa Fe spirit.

Culture seekers, head to SITE Santa Fe for the Indian Theater Coffee and Conversation series, a monthly Saturday gathering diving into Indigenous theater texts amid a dynamic exhibition. Its a thoughtful way to explore stories that shape our shared landscape. Over on Museum Hill, the Museum of International Folk Art offers free admission through May due to ongoing repairs, showcasing Truths Be Told: Artists Activate Traditions through 2030perfect for immersing in global crafts that highlight our diverse heritage.

But lets talk real impacts: wildfires are testing our resilience again. The Tusas Fire in San Miguel County has charred 250 acres near the old Calf Canyon burn scar west of Sapello, sparking evacuations along N.M. 266 between mile markers 3 and 6. Crews battled overnight with full suppression, dropping retardant from the air, but red flag winds up to 40 mph gusts mean folks east of mile marker 3 should be ready to go. No structures lost yet, but stay clear and watch for smoke if youre sensitive. Nearby, a fast-moving Bosque Fire in Espanola torched over 100 acres and two buildings, evacuating from Santa Claran Casino through Fairview Bridge; refuges are open at La Mesilla, San Pedro, and Carlos Vigil Middle School.

On a celebratory note, Albuquerque hosts the final Gathering of Nations Powwow today and tomorrow at Expo New MexicoNorth Americas biggest after 43 years. Expect thousands of dancers, a Horse and Rider Regalia Parade with grand marshal Mary Chet Bluff, Indigenous vendors, music hosted by Brian Frejo, and a motorcycle rally for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. Its a powerful last dance uniting generations through drum and rhythm, just a short drive away.

Sports fans, Santa Fe Preps girls lacrosse team fell 13-2 to Durango last night, dropping to 0-2, but their grit keeps the season exciting. Closer to home, check Santa Fe Institutes Gurley Forum symposium wrapping up today, sparking big ideas on complex systems.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Thursday, April 23rd.

Rise and shine, Santa Fe friends, under those sunny intervals with highs hitting 75 degrees and lows dipping to 45perfect for shaking off the morning chill with a hot coffee from Iconik Roasters. Todays buzzing with live tunes lighting up our favorite spots kick off your evening with Dogs in a Pile rocking The Bridge at Santa Fe Brewing Company, where craft brews flow as freely as the music. Head over to the Lensic Performing Arts Center for Jana Pochop and Tipps and Obermiller delivering that soulful local vibe, or catch Foggy Memory Boys at Santa Fe Plaza, turning our historic heart into a dance party under the stars. Over at Tumbleroot Brewery, Cary Morin, Gary Farmer, and Jono Manson team up with Celeste Di Iorio for rootsy rhythms thatll have you tapping your boots, while New Breed Brass Band and Trombone Shorty bring high-energy brass to the Railyard Plaza, blending funk and fiesta spirit that reminds us why Santa Fes music scene pulses with such raw energy.

Beyond the beats, keep an eye on community ripples a minor shoplifting case popped up yesterday near Zafarano and Cerrillos, but our sheriffs office is on it, keeping our neighborhoods safe so families can focus on fun. Santa Fe Indian School shared their daily bulletin this morning, highlighting student updates that strengthen our tight-knit educational roots. And for arts lovers, mark your calendars as summer heats up with the Santa Fe Summer Scene firing up soon, offering free live music nearly every day on the Plaza and Railyard, swapping bandstand traditions for fresh grooves amid food trucks and brews that connect us all.

These events arent just shows they weave our community fabric, from local artists pouring heart into every note to gatherings that spark conversations and create memories that last. Whether youre chasing brass blasts or bluegrass at spots like San Miguel Chapel with J2B2, or chilling at Desert Dogs Brewery, todays lineup fuels that Santa Fe magic turning ordinary Thursdays into unforgettable adventures. Grab tickets quick through spots like Ticketssantafe.org, support our venues, and lets make this day groove.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Wednesday, April 22nd.

Rise and shine, Santa Feans, with a day packed full of creativity and family fun right here in our vibrant town. Kick off your morning at the FOMA Gallery, where the Holly Wood Painting Exhibit is captivating visitors all day long. These stunning paintings blend Hollywood glamour with local artistry, drawing you into worlds that feel both glamorous and deeply rooted in our high-desert spiritimagine stepping into scenes that mirror the magic of our sunsets and starry nights, perfect for sparking your own inspiration as you wander through.

If youre chasing that early-bird energy, head to JVS Hair Studio at 6:30am for Equal Grounds, a community gathering thats all about connection over coffee and conversation. Its the kind of spot where neighbors swap stories about everything from city council buzz to the best hiking trails blooming right now, helping us all feel a little more tied to this place we call home.

By mid-morning, families wont want to miss Wee Wednesday at the Santa Fe Childrens Museum starting at 10:30am. This playful program bursts with hands-on activities designed to ignite young imaginationsthink sensory play, storytelling circles, and crafts that turn everyday curiosity into lifelong wonder. Parents, its a game-changer for those school-break vibes, giving kids a safe space to explore while you recharge with some museum magic.

Looking ahead, mark your calendars for some bigger adventures. This Saturday, May 16th, the Santa Fe National Forests Despues del Fuego event at Luna Community Colleges Wildfire Resiliency Training Center in nearby Las Vegas promises hands-on demos, free food, giveaways, and live tunes from SANJI. Its a heartfelt call to action, empowering youth voices in forest restoration and opening doors to green careers that protect our wild lands for generationsimagine learning skills that directly safeguard the piñon forests we hike every weekend.

Music lovers, snag tickets for Bayonne on the Filters Tour at the Lensic, presented by Meow Wolf Santa Fe. Pair it with entry to the House of Eternal Return for an immersive twist that blends electronica beats with mind-bending art, leaving you buzzing about our towns unbeatable creative pulse.

And tonight, dive into environmental storytelling with Santa Fe 350s free screening of Arctic Alchemy and Land of Sacrifice. Stick around for a Q&A with filmmaker Annie Ersinghaus and Alaskan expertsits a powerful reminder of how global changes ripple right back to our sacred landscapes here.

Stay curious, stay connected, Santa Fe.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Monday, April 20th, 2026.

We're starting this week with plenty of ways to get involved in our community. If you've been looking for a chance to support local animals, the Española Humane Society has a dinner fundraiser coming up on Wednesday, April 23rd from 4 to 9 PM at Cowgirl BBQ on Guadalupe Street. It's a great opportunity to enjoy some food while helping a worthy cause right here in our region.

Looking ahead to later this week, we've got some exciting cultural events on tap. On Wednesday, April 22nd, Earth Day is being celebrated with a special screening of Abby Martin's documentary Earth's Greatest Enemy at 7:30 PM. There will be a Q and A session afterward with local activists and special guests, so it's a perfect chance to engage with environmental issues affecting our area.

Music lovers have some fantastic options coming up. This Friday, April 24th, local indie rockers King Magnolia are releasing their first album called Royalty Free with a live performance at the Marigold Room in Hotel Glorieta starting at 7 PM. The good news is that this is a free show, and they'll have opener Sam Jones Trio performing as well. Come out and support homegrown talent.

Also happening this Friday at Tumbleroot, there's a psychedelic DJ set called High Desert Haze featuring Future Babel starting early in the evening on the patio. It's free and features deep reggae cuts, stoner hip-hop, and trippy electronic grooves perfect for a sunset session here in the high desert.

Looking back at what just wrapped up, the New Mexico Roots Music Summit took place yesterday at Queen Bee Music Association, bringing together independent musicians to discuss touring, songwriting, and career development. That public open mic at El Rey Court yesterday afternoon was a wonderful showcase of local talent.

Whether you're interested in supporting local nonprofits, engaging with important environmental conversations, or enjoying live music from our talented local artists, there's something happening in Santa Fe that connects you to our vibrant community.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Sunday, April 19.

Start your day with sunshine and mild temps, topping out at 61 degrees with a cool night low around 36, perfect for getting out and about in our high desert paradise. But first, a serious note from early this morning: New Mexico State Police report a Santa Fe County sheriffs deputy fatally shot a 36-year-old armed suspect after a chase that ended around 3:51 a.m. near Paseo del Sol by Avenida Contenta and Avenida Chamisa. The man had fired at the deputy, but officials stress theres no ongoing threat to the public. The scenes still active, roads are closed in that area, and state police are handling the full investigation, so drivers, plan alternate routes and stay tuned for updates.

Shifting to brighter vibes, today is packed with community events that showcase what makes Santa Fe so special. Kick off at 9 a.m. with the New Mexico Roots Music Summit at Queen Bee Music Association, where local talents jam on authentic Southwest sounds, connecting us to our musical heritage and inspiring the next generation of artists. Right after, the 14th Annual Santa Fe Bike Swap starts at 9 a.m. too, a cyclists dream for scoring deals on wheels, tuning up your ride, or just chatting with fellow pedal-pushers about hitting our trails safely.

By 10 a.m., head to the Railyard for the Artisan Market at the Santa Fe Farmers Market Pavilion, running till 3 p.m., featuring handmade treasures from local creators that support small businesses and infuse your home with that unique Santa Fe flair. Dont miss El Mercado de el Museo at 10 a.m., a vibrant gathering of culture, food, and crafts that brings our diverse communities together, letting you taste, shop, and celebrate right in the heart of town. And keep an eye on spots like The Lensic or Paradiso near the Railyard for any pop-up performances or celebrations that could spark your evening.

These events arent just funthey strengthen our neighborhoods, boost local economies, and remind us why we love calling Santa Fe home. Whether youre swapping bikes, browsing art, or grooving to roots music, todays lineup promises real connections and lasting memories.

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