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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Saturday, April 18.

Start your day with some relief after yesterday's close call in Santa Fe County, where a small plane went down but luckily spared nearby buildings and airport operations. The two people on board are in stable condition, a reminder of how quickly things can turn but also how our first responders shine in keeping folks safe. Now, shake off that news with a full slate of fun happenings today that highlight our vibrant arts scene and community spirit.

Kick things off at 10 a.m. with the Creative Parents Meetup led by Laura Davidson through Vital Spaces. Its a playful gathering for parents to spark creativity together, turning everyday chaos into inspired family moments that strengthen those bonds right here in our creative hub. Then, head to the Railyard Arts District around noon for Fête de la Funk at Keeping Together Brewery and Beverage Garden. This funky celebration pulses with live music and good vibes, drawing locals to dance away the afternoon and connect over craft brews in our sunny plaza, proving Santa Fes arts district is the heartbeat of weekend energy.

Art lovers, dont miss the LASER Talks on Spatial Energy from 3 to 5 p.m. at St. Johns College Peterson Gallery. Four New Mexico artists Shirley Crow, Evgenya Kirichenko, Morgan Barnard, and Abigail Sapien dive into how light, perception, and nature collide in their work, part of the Shimmer exhibition. Its free, open to all, and ties right into our citys magic blend of science and soul, leaving you inspired to see the shimmer in everyday landscapes.

Cap the night at 7:30 p.m. with Korvin Orkestar bringing their bold brass sound to Paradiso Santa Fe near the Railyard. This local band fuses contemporary twists on traditional vibes for an electrifying show that gets feet moving and conversations flowing long after.

While statewide Earth Day cleanups are buzzing nearby with Governor Lujan Grisham and Breaking Bad stars The Cousins hitting spots in Los Lunas and Socorro, keep our Santa Fe streets pristine too, one bag at a time. Todays lineup reminds us why we love this town its where culture collides with community, turning ordinary Saturdays into stories worth sharing.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Thursday, April 16.

Sunny skies are smiling down on us today with a high of 63 degrees and a chilly low dipping to 36, perfect for layering up as you explore our vibrant city. Kicking off the day, Edgewood and Santa Fe County are back at the table resuming talks on a crucial fire and EMS services agreement, a move that promises smoother emergency responses and stronger safety nets for folks across the county lines, keeping our communities one step ahead of any blaze or call for help.

Art lovers, mark your calendars: the Institute of American Indian Arts kicks off its 2026 Spring Graduating Senior Exhibition, Rebirth: The Stories From Within, with an opening reception today. Running through May 15, this showcase blends conceptual depth and traditional techniques, spotlighting emerging talents who weave personal narratives into powerful visuals, reminding us how creativity fuels cultural revival right here in Santa Fe.

Tonight, dive into connection at Pride After 5, Santa Fe's buzzing LGBTQ+ networking event hosted by The Santa Fe VIP. It's your chance to mingle with professionals and creatives over lively chats, building bonds that spark collaborations and friendships in our inclusive scene.

Looking ahead to greener thumbs, New Mexico State University's Santa Fe County Extension is launching a free Holistic Fruit Tree and Berry Orchard series this summer, starting May 16. Hands-on sessions at Pojoaque Sports Field will teach site selection, planting heirloom varieties, pest management, and modern irrigation, empowering landowners and hobbyists to turn backyards into bountiful orchards while honoring our traditional ag roots and conserving precious water.

These happenings tie into Santa Fe's heartbeat: from bolstering public safety and celebrating Native voices to fostering community ties and sustainable growth, they're shaping a resilient, creative tomorrow. Whether you're catching art, networking, or prepping for orchard adventures, today's lineup connects us all to what makes this place thrive.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Wednesday, April 15.

Start your day with a heads-up on the weather, folks. We have light rain showers rolling through Santa Fe today, with highs topping out at 59 degrees and lows dipping to 36 by evening. Grab that umbrella if youre heading out, but dont let it dampen your spiritsour high desert resilience shines through any sprinkle.

Over in Edgewood, just east of us, tensions are heating up around fire and EMS services. Santa Fe County plans to pull their support come July, citing years of unpaid bills from the town. Residents, numbering over 6,000 strong, are fired up and urging leaders to act. Head to the second public meeting tonight at 5 p.m. at Edgewood Town Hall to share your voice and help shape the future of emergency response that keeps our growing communities safe. Its a real reminder of how local dollars directly impact the sirens that rush to our aid.

Shifting to brighter news, art lovers take note: while were not hosting it ourselves, the Santa Fe College Student Juried Art Exhibition kicks off Friday, April 17, in nearby Gainesville. Expect 70 to 100 stunning pieces in painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, and ceramics, curated from over 300 student submissions by fine arts faculty. The opening reception runs 7 to 9 p.m. at the colleges Art Gallery in Building M, Room 147, open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through May 1. Its a vibrant showcase of fresh talent that echoes the creative pulse we feel right here in Santa Fe, inspiring our own galleries and makers.

Locally, keep an eye on those spring markets popping up around the Plaza. The Farmers Market is in full swing Saturdays, bursting with fresh chiles, artisan breads, and local honeyperfect for stocking up and supporting neighbors. If youre craving culture, catch the ongoing performances at the Lensic, where indie films and live music blend seamlessly, drawing crowds that make our nights unforgettable.

For families, the Santa Fe Childrens Museum has hands-on STEM workshops this weekend, sparking curiosity in the next generation while parents sip coffee nearby. And dont miss the hiking trails at Bandelierclear skies peeking through the rain make for epic wildflower views and a chance to reconnect with the land that defines us.

Stay curious, stay connected, Santa Fe.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Monday, April 13th.

Rise and shine, Santa Fe friends, with those sunny intervals lighting up the day, highs around 68 degrees and lows dipping to 45, perfect for shaking off the morning chill with a stroll through the Plaza. Todays buzz starts with the citys big push on water conservation kicking into high gear, as Mayor Solis announced expanded rebates for low-flow fixtures at City Hall this morning. Imagine slashing your bill while keeping our acequias flowing strong, thats real impact for families juggling rising costs amid this dry spell.

Over at the Railyard, the Spring Art Market is popping off from noon to 6 PM, featuring over 50 local artisans with turquoise jewelry, handwoven rugs, and chile-infused hot sauces thatll make your taste buds dance. Swing by for live mariachi tunes and kid-friendly workshops, turning a simple shop into family memories that support our creative community right here at home.

In sports news, the Santa Fe High Demons baseball team clinched a thrilling 5-4 walk-off win against crosstown rivals last night, boosting their district standing and firing up fans dreaming of playoffs. Coach Ramirez says its all about that hometown grit, and with games heating up, catch the next one at Municipal Field this Friday, where community spirit turns bleachers into a party.

Environmentally, hikers rejoice: Bandelier National Monument reopened key trails after winter closures, letting you explore ancient cliff dwellings under blue skies. But pack extra water, folks, as rangers warn of lingering mud from recent rains that could slick up those petroglyph paths, keeping adventures safe and our public lands pristine.

Downtown, the Farmers Market wraps its spring edition today with peak-season greens, fresh goat cheese, and Native American frybread thats worth the early queue. Pair it with a post-market hike at Dale Ball Trails, where wildflowers are blooming like natures fireworks, connecting us all to this high-desert magic.

And heads up, traffic on Cerrillos Road eases after last weeks pothole blitz, but watch for school zones as buses roll out. Stay connected, stay local.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Sunday, April 12th.

Kick off your day with a splash of culture and sunshine, even if those thundery showers are threatening to pop up later, with highs around 66 degrees and lows dipping to 43. Perfect weather for indoor adventures or quick dashes to outdoor gems. Head to El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe today for El Mercado, buzzing with local artisans, fresh finds, and that vibrant community vibe right in the Railyard district, where the Farmers Market wrapped yesterday but keeps the energy alive. Families, dont miss the Georgia OKeeffe Family Day starting at 10:30 am off-site with the public library, featuring storytime inspired by her windy muse quote, hands-on arts and crafts, and a nod to the artist who captured our high desert soulits a free drop-in that connects kids to Santa Fes artistic roots in ways that spark lifelong creativity.

Storytelling takes center stage elsewhere too. Lace up for one of the Friends of History two-hour walking tours through historic downtown Santa Fe, offered by dedicated volunteers who weave tales of our adobe pastsmall groups mean intimate insights into plazas and missions that shaped this city, booking via FoHTours at gmail. Or groove into Fête de la Funk 2026, Santa Fes ultimate beer and music fest this April, blending funky brews, live bands, and local eats for that unforgettable party atmosphere that unites locals and visitors in pure celebration.

Out in the Santa Fe National Forest, great news for fire safety: all fall 2025 and winter 2026 prescribed burns across 1,380 acres in Cuba, Jemez, and Española districts are officially out, confirmed by infrared flights spotting no heat. This fuels reduction work shields our communities and wildlands from bigger blazes come wildfire season, letting us hike and explore with a bit more peace of mind. Meanwhile, politics heats up as New Mexico Republicans push to oust their party chair, shaking up the states GOP landscape that could ripple into local races, like Rio Ranchos shot at electing a Democratic mayor for the first time in over a decade.

Sports fans, St. Mikes dominated with two prep titles yesterday, lifting spirits across the city. For foodies, Los Poblanos offers Sunday seatings from 1:30 to 3:30 pm of Rio Grande Valley cuisine, pairing farm-fresh flavors with our valleys bounty. And if youre planting natives, catch the tail end of yesterdays library talk on growing great plants suited to our arid air.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Saturday, April 11th.

Kick off your weekend with a splash of adventure as thundery showers roll through our high desert skies today, topping out at 70 degrees before cooling to 46 overnight. Perfect weather for indoor creativity or a quick dash to one of our vibrant cultural spots, where the energy never dims rain or shine.

Speaking of culture, the Stratas of New Mexico Art exhibition is captivating visitors right now at Strata Gallery. This juried showcase spotlights local artists pouring their souls into works that capture our unique landscapes and stories, from fiery sunsets over the Sangre de Cristos to the quiet resilience of adobe life. Its like stepping into the heartbeat of Santa Fe creativity, reminding us how art weaves our community together and inspires everyday dreamers to pick up a brush. Head over for multiple showings this weekend and let it spark your own inspiration.

Meanwhile, check out the calendar at The Lensic for tonight's lineup, where live performances promise to light up the stage with everything from soulful tunes to theatrical magic, drawing folks from every corner of town into that historic glow. These shows dont just entertain, they strengthen our local scene, supporting performers who call Santa Fe home and creating memories that linger long after the curtain falls.

Over at the county level, yesterday's Board of County Commissioners meeting wrapped up key discussions that could shape our roads and community spaces ahead, so keep an eye on how those decisions ripple into smoother commutes and better parks for all.

For families craving a taste of tradition, while the big Harvest Festival at El Rancho de las Golondrinas awaits in October, todays a great day to plan ahead, picturing yourself crafting red chile ristras, hayrides with the kids, and sipping local brews amid golden cottonwoods. It ties us back to the land that feeds us, blending history with the fresh harvest vibes that make New Mexico magic.

Stay connected to your city, Santa Fe, and make today count with these local gems that turn ordinary Saturdays into extraordinary tales.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Thursday, April 9th.

Kicking off today with a bittersweet note from our historic downtown, where those charming old casitas along the state office corridor have finally met the wrecking ball to make way for a shiny new state office building. Locals are buzzing about it, voicing real worries over losing that irreplaceable adobe charm, plus the nightmare of added parking crunches and traffic snarls that could clog our already lively streets. Its a push for progress that hits home, reminding us how development shapes the neighborhoods we love, and city planners are promising community input to ease the growing pains.

Shifting to sunnier skies, expect a perfect Santa Fe day with sunny intervals, highs around 72 degrees and lows dipping to 41. Ideal for getting out and about before the weekend heats up. Speaking of which, mark your calendars for some fantastic local happenings. Head to Santa Fe Brewing Company tonight for Braxton Keiths sold-out Texas country show at The Bridge, where the energy promises to have boots stomping and voices singing under the stars, connecting us through the music that fuels our creative spirit. Families, dont miss the Santa Fe Librarys lineup of drop-in arts and crafts sessions, book clubs, and community gatherings tailored for kids, tweens, and adults alike, fostering those everyday connections that make our town feel like family.

Looking ahead, the New Mexico Department of Transportations got public meetings on deck, like the NM 136 interchange study in Dona Ana next month, but closer to home, keep an eye on their calendar for road updates that could impact your commute. And for event lovers, the Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet calendar is packed with 35 happenings this month, from markets to live tunes, offering affordable fun that brings our community together one vendor booth at a time.

These stories show Santa Fe evolving with heart, balancing our rich past with vibrant tomorrows. Stay tuned for more as developments unfold.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Wednesday, April 8.

Rise and shine, Santa Fe friends, under those sunny intervals with a high of 72 degrees and a comfy low dipping to 43perfect for shaking off the morning chill with a hot green chile fix. Todays buzzing with ways to dive into our vibrant scene, starting right now at the Santa Fe Botanical Garden, where Garden Conversations kicks off over breakfast at Weldons Museum Hill Cafe. Picture this: experts chatting about crafting a Childrens Discovery Garden, sparking ideas for family adventures that blend play with natures wonders, making our city even more kid-friendly for generations to come.[2] Head there early to fuel up and join the talkits your chance to shape green spaces that grow with our community.

Art lovers, dont miss Stratas of New Mexico Art 2026 at Strata Gallery this evening. This showcase layers our states rich creative heritage, from bold abstracts to earthy landscapes, connecting collectors and creators in ways that boost local talent and keep Santa Fes gallery pulse beating strong.[4] Tickets are going fast, so snag yours and let the colors inspire your week.

Nature enthusiasts, keep an eye on the Botanical Gardens lineup too. Tomorrow brings the hands-on Propagating Garden Beauties workshop with Sam Hitt, where youll learn to grow plants from seeds and cuttings, turning your backyard into a blooming paradise that saves water and celebrates our high-desert resilience.[2] Friday ramps up with a Spring Bird Walk and Rose Pruning Workshopboth require advance spots, but they promise real skills for spotting feathered visitors and prepping roses for that explosive season ahead, helping your garden thrive amid our sunny spells.[2]

Over the weekend, those sold-out Garden Egg Hunts might have walk-up tickets, a whimsical hunt weaving families through paths lined with spring surprises, fostering those joyful memories that make Santa Fe home.[2] And mark April 24 for the City Nature Challenge and Horno Building Workshop at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culturelearn to craft traditional earthen ovens with Jon Naranjo, reviving ancestral techniques that warm our tables and honor Pueblo roots.[2][5]

Stay connected to these spots shaping our towns spiritfrom art igniting dreams to gardens feeding souls. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Monday, April 6th.

Welcome to your Monday morning update. We're starting off with beautiful weather across Santa Fe today. Expect sunny skies with a high of 64 degrees and a low of 36 degrees, so grab a light jacket if you're heading out this evening. It's a perfect day to get outside and explore what our community has to offer.

Speaking of community, we've got some exciting happenings around town today. If you're looking to get involved with local activism and civic engagement, Indivisible Santa Fe is hosting their regular meeting this evening. They're kicking things off early with a pre-meeting singing practice starting at 6:30 PM with Brian, so if you'd like to warm up your vocals before the main event, head on over. The official meeting begins at 7 PM with a welcome from Janie, followed by remarks from Donovan starting at 7:05. The full agenda runs until 8:30 PM, so there's plenty of time to connect with neighbors who care about making a difference in our city.

For those of you who couldn't make it to weekend events, today offers a fresh opportunity to reconnect with what makes Santa Fe special. Whether you're a longtime resident or relatively new to our community, getting involved with local organizations like Indivisible is a wonderful way to meet people and stay informed about issues affecting our neighborhood.

The afternoon looks ideal for outdoor activities as well. With those sunny skies and mild temperatures, it's a great day to visit our local shops, enjoy a meal at one of our favorite restaurants, or simply take a walk through one of our beautiful neighborhoods. Santa Fe's unique character really shines on days like this.

As we head into the evening, remember to dress in layers if you're planning to be outside later. That temperature drop to 36 degrees means it'll get chilly after sunset, but it's the kind of crisp evening that reminds us why we love living here.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Sunday, April 5th.

Sunny skies are greeting us today with highs around 61 degrees and lows dipping to 37, perfect for shaking off that early spring chill and diving into what our city has cooking. First up, a heads-up on some big changes hitting close to home: Santa Fe County is pulling fire and EMS services from Edgewood starting July 1st after a sticky payment dispute thats been simmering for years. The county covered the town for two decades, but Edgewood stopped paying after fiscal year 2023, leading to a lawsuit and settlement that ends the deal. Town manager Kelly Hamilton assures folks theyre lining up new providers and even eyeing expansions, so no ones left in the lurch, but its a reminder how these local agreements keep our safety nets strong and what happens when the bills dont align.

Shifting gears to brighter vibes, yesterdays Easter fun is still echoing with egg hunts that brought smiles across town. Families flocked to the Santa Fe Cat Cafe for a purr-fect cat-filled scavenger from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Rivera Funeral Garden at noon with a Hop movie, donuts, and juice chase, and the Santa Fe Botanical Garden hiding thousands in the Ojos y Manos Ethnobotanical Garden until 2 p.m. If you missed em, no sweat plenty more hops ahead.

Today, head to Tumbleroot from 2 to 6 p.m. for the Route 66 First Sunday Market, buzzing with local jewelry, pottery, baked goods, and seasonal drinks to toast the Mother Roads 100th anniversary all summer long. Its a laid-back way to support artisans and soak up that community spirit. Music lovers, catch the tail end of El Flamenco Cabarets spring season through June 28th at 135 West Palace Avenue downtown, where Entreflamencos full-length shows blend fiery dance and dinner starting at 6:15 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays pure passion in our historic plaza.

Looking ahead, mark April 18th for NM Motorfest in Albuquerque, New Mexicos flagship all-styles car show celebrating Route 66 with live tunes, DJs, food trucks, and awards a road trip worth taking. Closer in, Cars and Coffee kicks off monthly first Saturdays at the PERA building lot, family-friendly with Kakawas chocolate nearby. And foodies, tune into Slow Food Santa Fe chats about cheese trails and NM Guild events tying into Route 66s centennial.

Whether youre exploring markets, grooving to flamenco, or pondering tomorrows drive, Santa Fe stays alive with these threads weaving us together. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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