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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Saturday, April 4.

What a perfect spring day to kick off your weekend here in the City Different, with sunny skies overhead and highs reaching a comfortable 63 degrees, dipping to 37 tonightperfect for layering up as you head out. If youre tuning in early, picture this: just yesterday, thousands of pilgrims wrapped up their annual Good Friday trek along Juan Medina Road to the sacred El Santuario de Chimayo, about 45 minutes north of us. Nearly 30,000 folks from across New Mexico made the journey on U.S. Highways 84 and 85, with State Police and Santa Fe County Sheriffs deputies keeping everyone safe, and locals handing out water and fruit along the way. One pilgrim, Cinema Jones, captured the magic, saying its all about running into familiar faces, feeling that beautiful community spirit come alive. Whether you walked the miles or hopped a bus to the church, its a reminder of how these traditions knit us together, strengthening bonds that carry into everyday life here.

Shifting gears to todays fun, the Santa Fe Botanical Garden has a standout event: their Public Garden Tour wrapping up from yesterday at noon, but if you missed it, docent training kicks off at 9 a.m. today through noonlearn the ropes and maybe lead your own group soon, diving into our native plants that sustain local wildlife and inspire home gardens. Families, dont sleep on the Santa Fe Childrens Museumtheyre planting peas this morning and hosting an Animal Meet and Greet at 12:30 p.m., where kids get up close with critters, sparking curiosity about New Mexicos desert ecosystem that shapes our backyards. Feeling adventurous? Meow Wolfs House of Eternal Return is always open, that mind-bending DIY wonderland right here in Santa Fe, where artist collaborations turn everyday visits into epic storiesperfect for shaking off the workweek.

Looking ahead, the library scene heats up soon with Happy Toolbox for Kids at La Farge on April 11, blending play and learning with ASL interpretation to make creativity accessible for all. And Many Mothers is hosting baby playgroups every Thursday morning at their spot on Office Court Drive, supporting new parents in ways that ripple through our communitys future.

From pilgrim paths to pea planting, todays Santa Fe buzz shows how our local rhythms keep us connected and inspired. 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 Thursday, April 2nd.

Kicking off today with some community spirit from our neighbors up north in Missouri, where Santa Fe High School just wrapped up their second forum on rural education challenges last night. About 80 folks showed up to dive into breakout sessions led by local superintendents, attorney Duane Martin, Lafayette County Northern Commissioner Monica Ritter, and Representative Terry Thompson. They tackled heavy hitters like overwhelming state mandates that strain small district budgets and the tweaks to Missouris Schools Foundation Formula, which calculates aid by pitting target funding against local efforts. Superintendent Derek Lark said attendees walked away empowered, especially with Senate Bill 3 hitting ballots next Tuesday, April 7th. Its a reminder that when families get informed, they can shape policies that keep our rural schools thriving for the kids who need them most[1].

Shifting gears to brighter skies here in New Mexico, expect light rain today with highs around 55 degrees and lows dipping to 39. Perfect weather for bundling up and exploring indoors or under an umbrella, as our Santa Fe scene buzzes with upcoming gems. Mark your calendars for April 14th at the Santa Fe Botanical Garden, where Program Coordinator Rosy leads a scent-inspired walk through the gardens winding paths. Follow your nose to uncover the hidden language of plants registration is recommended in advance, so snag your spot to connect with natures aromas in a whole new way[4].

And if youre craving some weekend vibes, head to the Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet on April 19th for live sets at noon, 2pm, and 4pm check their social media or call for details. These events arent just outings they weave us into the fabric of local life, sparking conversations and memories that make Santa Fe feel like home[2].

Stay tuned for more as stories unfold, and keep those raincoats handy.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Wednesday, April 1.

Rise and shine, Santa Fe friends, with clear skies and that crisp high-desert air perfect for kicking off your day. Today marks the start of something big for our wild neighbors, as the New Mexico Department of Wildlife kicks off its 2026 Biennial Review right here in the City Different. From April 6 through July 6, they are opening the doors for your input on threatened and endangered species, with a public comment repository at their Santa Fe headquarters on Wildlife Way. Whether you are spotting rare birds on your hike or worrying about local habitats, your voice could help uplist or downlist species, keeping our ecosystems thriving for generations. Grab the 2024 review online or email john.bulger at dgf.nm.gov to dive in, because protecting what makes New Mexico wild directly shapes our backyard adventures.

Shifting to our vibrant arts scene, get ready for a topping off celebration at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum next Monday, April 6 at 9 a.m. on Grant Avenue. This milestone caps the steel work on the stunning New O'Keeffe, a 54,000-square-foot gem with massive galleries and underground storage, set to bloom in 2028 amid nearly an acre of green space in the historic Plaza District. Imagine wandering those halls, surrounded by O'Keeffe's iconic skies, bringing even more cultural magic to our downtown strolls and family outings.

For art lovers, UNM Art Professor Kathryne Cyman just snagged the 2026 Contemporary Ceramic Honoree nod from the New Mexico Potters and Clay Artists, celebrating her clay legacy that ties right into Santa Fe's pottery soul, inspiring us to explore our own creative fires.

Looking ahead to fun, families can hop to Meow Wolf this Sunday, April 5 for the free Egg-cellent Matches Easter Adoption Event with the Santa Fe Animal Shelter, where furry friends find forever homes amid egg hunts and holiday cheer. Groove with the littles at Many Mothers Zumbini next week, blending music and dance for ages zero to four, fostering those joyful bonds that make our community sparkle. Feel the devotion at Kirtan with Bhakti on Saturday, April 4 at Community Yoga Center, chanting sacred mantras on this first Saturday of the month. And for mindful mornings, join Morning Express Meditation at The Buddhist Center today, grounding you in Santa Fe's serene vibe.

From wildlife watches to artistic highs and family festivities, Santa Fe pulses with connections that enrich our daily lives. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Monday, March 30th.

Kicking off the week, House Republican Leader Gail Armstrong is making waves with a bold call for a new direction in our community, zeroing in on public safety, tackling skyrocketing living costs, and boosting healthcare access for everyone from families in the foothills to downtown residents. This comes at a pivotal time as crime concerns linger, with one local school taking decisive action by removing certain programs to refocus on student security, a move thats sparking conversations about balancing education and protection in our neighborhoods. These pushes could reshape how we live day-to-day, making streets safer and wallets lighter amid rising expenses.

Shifting to brighter notes, if youre looking to shake off the Monday blues, head over to the National Hispanic Cultural Center for Siempre Creativo, a lively Latin dance workshop tailored for seniors starting at 1:30 PM. Its a fantastic chance to groove to rhythms that celebrate our rich heritage, connect with fellow dancers, and keep those joints movingall while soaking in the centers vibrant energy. Perfect for anyone wanting to infuse some joy into their routine.

Music lovers, dont miss the tail end of A Thousand VoicesThe Santa Fe VIP event, wrapping up today at 1 PM after kicking off yesterday. This immersive gathering promises powerful performances and community vibes, drawing folks from across the region for what organizers call a symphony of shared stories.

And for an otherworldly adventure anytime, Meow Wolfs House of Eternal Return stands ready in the citys heart. Dive into this DIY masterpiece of immersive art, where collaborative worlds unfold in unexpected ways, ideal for families or solo explorers seeking inspiration amid our adobe landscapes.

Whether youre rallying for policy changes that hit home or chasing cultural thrills, Santa Fes pulse is beating strong today, connecting us through safety, dance, music, and mind-bending creativity that reminds us why this citys magic endures.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Sunday, March 29th, 2026.

We're coming to you on this beautiful Sunday morning with a full day of events and activities happening right here in Santa Fe and across northern New Mexico. Whether you're looking to get out of the house or catch some culture, we've got you covered.

Starting downtown, the Railyard Artisan Market is open this morning from ten o'clock until three in the afternoon. It's a perfect opportunity to support local artisans and grab some unique handcrafted items while you enjoy the spring weather. If you're feeling a bit more strategic, Chess at the Mall is also happening this morning starting at ten, so bring your A-game if you want to challenge some fellow enthusiasts.

For the younger crowd and families, the Garden Egg Hunt is back and happening twice today, with sessions at ten thirty and eleven in the morning. It's always a hit with the kids, and spring is the perfect time to get outside and enjoy some Easter fun.

This afternoon brings some wonderful cultural offerings. The Lensic Performing Arts Center is hosting Santa Fe Pro Musica's Baroque Holy Week performance at three o'clock. It's a beautiful way to spend your Sunday afternoon if you're looking for some classical music and spiritual reflection as we approach the Easter season.

Also performing today, the New Mexico Gay Men's Chorus is taking the stage at the Northern Hills Community Center at two o'clock with their performance titled Voices of Our Community. It's always an energizing and uplifting show that brings people together.

Over at Expo New Mexico, the MasterWorks of New Mexico exhibition is wrapping up today after running all week, so if you've been meaning to check it out, today is your last chance. There's also the ANMPAS InSight exhibition running through the weekend if you're in the mood for more visual arts.

As we head into the week, we're seeing spring really settle in across New Mexico, and it's a wonderful time to reconnect with our community and enjoy everything Santa Fe has to offer. Whether it's art, music, food, or just getting outside with your neighbors, there's truly something for everyone.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Saturday, March 28th. Kick off your weekend with a burst of local energy as our city pulses with art, music, and community spirit amid some intriguing headlines shaking up the region.

Start your day at the Museum of International Folk Art on Museum Hill, where the Folk Art Flea Spring Donation Days run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the back parking lot. Its a perfect chance to declutter while supporting this gem of a museum that celebrates global creativity, giving your preloved treasures a new home and fueling future exhibits that connect us all through folk art traditions.[6] Art lovers, dont miss the opening of Saul Bolasnis In My Hand exhibition at Daniel Cooney Fine Art, showcasing about twenty revelatory drawings by the legendary illustrator. These works capture raw emotion and skill, reminding us why Santa Fe remains a haven for artistic souls seeking inspiration.[8]

Music takes center stage this afternoon at 4 p.m. with Santa Fe Pro Musicas Baroque Holy Week concert at The Lensic, blending sacred sounds that transport you back in time while resonating with todays reflective moods. Its part of a weekend series running through tomorrow, offering a soul-stirring escape that highlights our rich cultural tapestry.[2][9] Last night, Ottmar Liebert and Luna Negra lit up the same stage at 7:30 p.m., but catch the echoes of that flamenco magic in the buzz around town.[9]

On the news front, a new secrecy policy is drawing heat, shielding names of cops accused of misconduct and sparking debates on transparency that affect every neighborhood watch and trust in our protectors.[1] Congrats to the Pecos High grad just named New Mexicos first woman investment chief, a trailblazing win thats injecting fresh vision into state finances and boosting pride across our communities.[1] Meanwhile, that wild talk of Texas eyeing Lea and Roosevelt counties for annexation is gaining steam south of the border, born from a symbolic resolution here but now under serious review in Austin. Its a cheeky reminder of regional rivalries, though locals say its more about spotlighting southeast New Mexicos needs than any real split, keeping our states unity in the spotlight.[5]

Sadly, we remember Sarah Ghiorse, who passed at home from cancer. She lived with fierce strength and wholehearted love, leaving a legacy that touches many in our tight-knit city.[7]

If youre heading to Albuquerque today, note the No Kings march from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. around Montgomery Park, with street closures along a three-mile routeexpect traffic tweaks and plan alternate paths, as thousands rally peacefully under the sun.[3]

Whether youre donating art, soaking in baroque notes, or pondering our bold headlines, Santa Fe delivers connections that make every day vibrant. 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 Thursday, March 26.

What a week its been in our city, folks, with a courtroom drama thats shaking up the national conversation on big tech and our kids safety. Just two days ago, on March 24, a Santa Fe jury delivered a historic verdict against Meta, holding the company directly accountable for the harm its social media platforms inflict on children. In a first for any state, jurors found Meta violated New Mexicos consumer protection laws by misleading families about platform safety, using addictive features like infinite scroll and autoplay videos that hook young users and fuel anxiety, depression, and worse. The result? A whopping 375 million dollar penalty for 75,000 violations, proving families here have real recourse when tech giants prioritize profits over protection. This isnt abstractits about our neighborhoods, where parents are now documenting screenshots of harmful content, mental health struggles, and behavioral shifts tied to apps. A follow-up trial in May could force even more changes, like better age checks and predator removals, giving Santa Fe families tools to fight back and reclaim screen time for real life.

Shifting gears to brighter spots, todays packed with ways to dive into our vibrant arts scene. Head to the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture for daily admissions, where you can immerse in stunning exhibits that celebrate Native creativityright here in the heart of Santa Fe. Over at St. Johns College Santa Fe Campus, the Student Activities Center hosts a Spring Break Trip starting today, perfect for adventure seekers looking to explore beyond the books. If sports your vibe, join Pick-Up Volleyball at 5:30 pm in the SAC gym, or catch the ongoing Ken Friedman 92 Events exhibit at the Mitchell Art Museum, blending art and history in ways that spark fresh perspectives on everyday life.

These happenings remind us why Santa Fe thrivesconnection through culture, accountability in action, and community spirit that turns challenges into opportunities. Whether youre rallying for safer digital spaces or chasing volleyballs under our blue skies, todays lineup keeps our city pulsing.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Wednesday, March 25.

Folks, what a blockbuster development right here in our backyard—a New Mexico state court jury just slammed Meta with nearly 400 million dollars in civil damages yesterday, finding the tech giant liable for harming kids mental health and failing to shield them from predators on Facebook and Instagram. The trial unfolded in our own Santa Fe courthouse over the past seven weeks, spotlighting Attorney General Raúl Torrez undercover sting where fake teen profiles got flooded with creepy solicitations. Jurors called out Meta for sneaky practices that preyed on childrens vulnerabilities, racking up thousands of violations under our Unfair Practices Act. While Meta plans to appeal and their stock barely blinked, this verdict could force real changes like better age checks and predator purges, protecting our local families from online dangers that turn virtual chats into real-world nightmares. A judge will decide next steps in May, so stay tuned—this hits home for every parent scrolling with their teens.

Shifting gears to brighter skies, todays the perfect day to grab a jolt at Equal Grounds event popping up right here in Santa Fe. Picture this: fresh brews, lively chatter, and that unbeatable community vibe to kick off your Wednesday. With our high desert sun shining, its an ideal spot to connect with neighbors and fuel up for whatever adventures await, whether youre prepping for spring hikes in the Sangre de Cristos or just soaking in the creative energy that makes our city pulse.

And keep your eyes on the horizon—New Mexicos event calendar is heating up with fests, markets, and cultural gems through April, from plaza dances to unique local races that celebrate our rich heritage. Imagine duck derbies or chile showdowns blending tradition with fun, drawing folks together in ways that strengthen our tight-knit spirit.

Meanwhile, global ripples like US troop buildups in the Middle East and Iran talks remind us Santa Feans how local justice stories echo worldwide, but today, were focused on what matters here: safer streets, stronger communities, and events that bring joy.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Monday, March 23.

Start your week with a dose of local intrigue as New Mexico's groundbreaking truth commission digs deeper into Jeffrey Epstein's shadowy ties to our state's power players. For the first time, law enforcement searched Zorro Ranch near Stanley this month, the Old West hideaway where victims allege horrific abuse took place, pulling the curtain back on connections with former governors like Bill Richardson and ex-Attorney General Gary King, who accepted donations even after Epstein's 2008 conviction. This first-of-its-kind probe spotlights institutional lapses that let red flags slip by, shaking trust in how leaders handled complaints right here in our backyard—demanding accountability so history doesn't repeat and victims finally get justice that hits home for all New Mexicans.[1]

But let's shake off the heavy with tonight's vibrant lineup. Catch the sold-out Pink Martini at the Lensic Performing Arts Center at 7:30pm, where Thomas Lauderdale's globe-trotting little orchestra blends catchy pop, big band swing, and Hollywood glamour with stars like NPR's Ari Shapiro, Edna Vazquez, and Jimmie Herrod—triple the voices for a fresh global party that'll have you dancing in the aisles of our historic downtown gem.[2][4] Over at Tumbleroot Brewery, Paisley Fields kicks off free live tunes from 7:30 to 9:30pm, perfect for sipping craft brews while soaking in rootsy vibes that capture Santa Fe's creative pulse.[4] Blues fans, head to Tiny's Restaurant and Lounge for Monday Blues with a New Mexico duo starting early evening, delivering soulful riffs that chase away any midweek blues.[4]

Ongoing fun abounds too—the New Mexico History Museum's Forks in the Road exhibit just opened, immersing you in our culinary legends with smell stations evoking green chile glory, Fred Harvey tales, and chef Johnny Vee's curation of eatery stories that trace how food shaped our communities.[4] Chess players, join Monday Night Chess at Sky Cinemas from 6 to 9pm for casual battles in the lobby.[4] Swing dancers, Santa Fe Swing's weekly night offers lessons from 6pm and social dancing till late, no partner needed—just $5 to groove and connect.[4]

Whether uncovering truths or chasing rhythms, Santa Fe pulses with stories that matter. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Sunday, March 22.

Folks, we start today with a major development thats got the whole high desert buzzing the New Mexico Department of Justice truth commission into Jeffrey Epsteins old Zorro Ranch near Stanley is making waves just weeks after law enforcement finally searched the property for the first time. Back on March 9, state police and the Sandoval County Sheriffs Office swept the 7500-acre site following protests and fresh document releases from the federal DOJ, probing allegations of abuse and even possible burials tied to Epsteins trafficking network. This first-of-its-kind commission, launched by our state legislature, is digging into deep ties between Epstein and big names like former governors Bill Richardson and Bruce King, plus ex-Attorney General Gary King, who took campaign cash from him even after his 2008 conviction. Victims say the ranch was a key spot in his crimes, and locals are asking why federal agents never raided it back in 2019 when New Mexico was told to drop its probe. Congresswoman Teresa Leger Fernandez called out the continued donations as reprehensible, and while no ones been charged yet, this push for accountability could reshape how we view power and protection here in our backyard. Stay clear if youre near Stanley, as they urge no drones or interference.

Shifting to brighter news, Governor Michelle Lujan Grishams just signed a game-changing law bolstering cardiac emergency prep in schools statewide, mandating automated external defibrillators and staff training everywhere from Santa Fe Public to rural districts. Its a direct win for our kids lives, especially after heart incidents spiked post-pandemic think of it as peace of mind for every soccer game and classroom drill.

For your Sunday fun, hit the Santa Fe Plaza for the weekly farmers market bursting with green chile roasted fresh, artisan breads, and local honey till noon, perfect for picnics at nearby Hyde Memorial State Park where trails glow under clear skies. Families, catch storytelling hour at the Santa Fe Public Library at 10 AM with Native tales tying into our rich history, or join a free guided hike up the Dale Ball Trails for those epic Sangre de Cristo views. Art lovers, pop into the Georgia OKeeffe Museum for extended weekend hours featuring rotating Southwestern exhibits that capture our landscapes soul. And dont miss evenings at the Lensic with live jazz starting at 7, blending smooth notes with our vibrant nightlife.

Whether youre chasing justice updates or weekend adventures, Santa Fes pulse is strong today.

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