Pallet shelter conversations: Santa Fe’s public engagement process on the proposed pallet shelters is underway, with open forums and surveys to shape the next steps — find out how to join the discussion.
SITE Santa Fe returns: After a seven-year hiatus, SITE Santa Fe International explores New Mexico’s legends and landscapes through immersive artworks — find out what’s on display.
Budget guru distills four decades: After retiring in 2023, David Abbey reflects on his 26-year tenure as LFC director and four decades of guiding New Mexico’s budget through seven governors in his new 340-page memoir — learn what insights he offers.
Santa Fe Folk Art Market: Artisans from around the globe are back in town, ready to fill Santa Fe’s plazas with handmade treasures, live demos and vibrant performances — find out what to expect.
Family Connects finds new home: The nurse-led program supporting newborn families has officially joined the Early Childhood Education and Care Department, ensuring seamless in-home visits and support — find out how to participate.
Santa Fe Railyard water boost: The City of Santa Fe hopes its new irrigation and rainwater-harvesting upgrades will deliver more water to the Railyard district — learn what this means for the community.
Free state parks for veterans: Starting July 1, New Mexico veterans are eligible for unlimited day-use and camping at all state parks under a new lifetime pass — find out how to apply.
Expert leads Cooking with Kids: A renowned food security specialist has been named executive director of Santa Fe nonprofit Cooking with Kids, where she’ll guide hands-on nutrition and cooking education for students — learn what her vision means for local youth.
NM 1776 kicks off: The New Mexico Semi-Quincentennial Commission has launched a statewide initiative to commemorate the 250th anniversary with educational, cultural, and community programs that highlight the state’s diverse heritage — find out how to get involved.
Discover Santa Fe’s creative pulse: With 400 restaurants, more than 250 galleries, nine museums, hundreds of hiking trails, and a blend of Native American, Spanish, and Anglo heritage—this high-desert city has inspired generations of artists and travelers — find out why.
Other Santa Fe headlines this week
- Bell & Dorje Tibet Emporium closes July
- Santa Fe spotlights its swankiest luxury homes
- State Library offers free digital literacy courses
- Garden returns to Santa Fe Teen Center
- Aging Department Reactivates Long-Term Care Division
- Santa Fe ranked 28th best barbecue city
- MAKE Santa Fe celebrated community at race
