Events in Santa Fe, NM

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Bring your extra plants or cuttings to the Southside Library Café Room and discover something new on shared tables where everyone places items in the center and chooses what appeals to them. All ages are welcome. You do not need to bring a plant to take one, as extras will be available. Planting supplies and plant-themed books are also welcome. Enjoy conversations with other plant enthusiasts or set up direct trades on your own, understanding that moderators will not coordinate individual exchanges. To avoid mix-ups, keep any plants that are not part of the swap on the counters along the outer edges of the room. Please follow a few simple rules while participating. No sick or infested plants, no essential oils, and no vending. Attendance often ranges from about 30 to 60 participants depending on the season.

Hear 90s hip hop transformed for strings in a candlelit setting at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center, where a live quartet creates an intimate, multi-sensory atmosphere. The program flows through medleys honoring Fugees and Lauryn Hill, Outkast, Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott, Nas, Jay-Z, A Tribe Called Quest, Wu-Tang Clan, 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., and Dr. Dre, featuring favorites like Ready or Not, Doo-Wop, Fu-Gee-La, Killing Me Softly, Rosa Parks, Elevators (Me & You), SpottieOttieDopaliscious, The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly), Sock It to Me, It Ain't Hard to Tell, N.Y. State of Mind, The World Is Yours, Can I Get A..., Big Pimpin, Money Ain't a Thing, Can I Kick It, Check the Rhime, Scenario, C.R.E.A.M. (Cash Rules Everything Around Me), Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit, Protect Ya Neck, Dear Mama, California Love, Juicy, Big Poppa, Hypnotize, Still D.R.E., Forgot About Dre, and Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang. The music is performed by a Listeso string quartet based in Santa Fe. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives. The performance runs 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the show begins, and there is no entry after the start. Attendees must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within zones on a first come, first served basis.

Participants compete in a Pokémon event with a $10 entry fee. The event requires a minimum of four players to proceed, and the first place finisher earns an Elite Trainer Box as the prize.

Live music for Santa Fe Fiestas, performed for a hometown crowd, showcases a variety of Rancheras and Cumbias. Attendees can expect a set centered on these styles during the celebration.

Experience a weekly outdoor Vinyasa flow at Bicentennial Alto Park, surrounded by Santa Fe’s fresh air and sunshine. For more than ten years, this community class has fostered movement, connection, and personal growth. Each practice links breath and motion to build strength, increase flexibility, and settle the mind, leaving you refreshed for the week ahead. Everyone is welcome, from first-time students to long-time practitioners, with modifications and options offered so you can move at your own pace. Bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and anything else you need to stay comfortable outside. Pricing options include a 10-class punch card for $130, which comes to $13 per class, or an $18 drop-in. Punch cards never expire and are also valid for indoor winter classes.

The 85th birthday of clarinetist Eddie Daniels is marked by an evening of jazz, storytelling, and fine dining at Dave’s Jazz Bistro. He shares the stage with pianist and composer Roger Kellaway, a Grammy winner and Academy Award nominee who wrote the closing theme for All in the Family. Longtime friends, they bring close-knit musical chemistry to an intimate setting, blending virtuosic performances with personal reflections. The celebration features a special birthday dinner prepared by the chefs of the Santa Fe School of Cooking.

This brunch features the Band of Enchantment, directed by Robby Beasley. Spirited big band jazz accompanies seasonal dishes and mimosas, presented with the New Mexico Jazz Festival.

The One Piece Super League features a $10 entry. Prize packs scale with entries and are awarded to the top three participants. One dollar from each entry is set aside for the end of season Super League. Participants earn points for attendance, gameplay, and wins, contributing to season standings. Held every Sunday.

Players meet at CHOMP Food Hall for complimentary practice and peer coaching. The gathering continues even when salsa night is underway.

Meltt brings its Vancouver indie pop to Meow Wolf Santa Fe as the quartet enters a new phase with Pathways, the band’s third album on the horizon. Chris Smith, Jamie Turner, James Porter, and Ian Winkler build on the warm, luminous sound introduced with their 2017 EP Visions, adding fresh textures while exploring life choices, relationships, loss, and the challenges of the modern world. The music leans hopeful yet makes space for darker shades, reflecting four musicians navigating their paths together. This is an all-ages, standing room only show. Advance tickets are 25 dollars plus fees, with a 30 dollar plus fees price on the day of the show. Parking is available at the venue. Alcohol is served, and outside food or drink is not permitted. For accessibility needs, please arrange accommodations with the venue in advance. Guests are encouraged to leave items such as large bags, laptops or tablets, bulky coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards, and professional recording equipment in a vehicle or locker. Attendees may be photographed or filmed for promotional purposes, and anyone who prefers not to be recorded can inform venue staff or the event photography team.

In Santa Fe, the 23rd Annual Guardians Gala brings people together for an evening centered on connection, celebration, and meaningful action for the West’s wild places. The program highlights shared achievements, recognizes hard-won victories, and outlines the work that still lies ahead. Keynote speaker Dr. Emily Fairfax will offer perspectives from her leadership in climate adaptation and coexistence, drawing on rigorous research and clear storytelling to illuminate how thriving ecosystems, wildlife, and communities are linked. WildEarth Guardians staff will share updates from the field and reflect on efforts to protect what matters most. Dr. Fairfax’s work, widely covered by national media, has also helped spark growing interest in nature-based solutions to the climate crisis.

New Mexico Singletrack delivers a three-day stage mountain bike experience in and around Santa Fe. Participants take on routes across Santa Fe, Los Alamos, and Glorieta, featuring a mix of flowing sections, technical terrain, altitude and wide open views. The format is fully supported and professionally organized, creating a welcoming setting for competitive racers and recreational riders alike. The pro field competes for a $20,000 cash purse, divided equally between men and women, with awards for overall results and individual stage victories.

Presented by the Museum of International Folk Art, the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, the New Mexico History Museum, and the New Mexico Museum of Art, this community celebration honors the Route 66 Centennial. Festivities begin downtown along Old Santa Fe Trail near the Roundhouse with a classic car show, followed by a car cruise up to Museum Hill. Once there, explore another car show, enjoy live music with groups like the Jacob Shije Trio, and take part in interactive activities and conversations about the meaning and impact of Route 66 on New Mexico. Food trucks will be available, and additional activities take place on Milner Plaza.

Robert Plant takes the stage at the Santa Fe Opera Theatre in Santa Fe, NM.

Feng E presents a rock-inspired ukulele concert that puts a spotlight on the instrument’s power and range. The teenage artist from Taiwan blends inventive takes on contemporary songs with his own original pieces, combining precise technique with lively, engaging performance. His rise began when a video of him playing Tommy Emmanuel’s arrangement of Mason Williams’ Classical Gas in a Taipei park gained worldwide attention, leading to onstage collaborations with Emmanuel in both Taiwan and Hong Kong. He later appeared twice on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, advanced to the quarterfinals of America’s Got Talent, and built his largest online following in the United States. He has performed internationally and earned wins in competitions across Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, China, and Hawaii, and he received the Golden Buzzer from David Foster on Asia’s Got Talent. Starting piano at age four, he has since mastered five instruments and composed numerous original works. His inventive covers continue to attract millions of views, and his YouTube channel has more than 768,000 subscribers.

Joshua Ray Walker brings his Country and Americana songwriting to Meow Wolf Santa Fe for an all ages performance. The Dallas native is known for vivid, character centered narratives delivered with a distinctive tenor that blends Texas roots with a contemporary emotional edge. Since his 2019 debut, he has appeared on national television, performed at the Grand Ole Opry multiple times, and logged more than two thousand shows across the United States and Europe. His sixth album, Ain’t Dead Yet, marks a deeply personal turn, created across the span of cancer treatment, including sessions recorded right before lung surgery that could have changed his voice. Built around pedal steel, fiddle, and his trademark guitar work, these songs explore mortality, gratitude, memory, and transformation, meeting uncertainty with grit, clarity, and hard earned joy. Throughout his catalog he remains dedicated to truth telling, even when it is difficult, and this release carries that approach into a story of change and a second chance. The event is all standing. Advance tickets are $25 plus fees, with day of show pricing at $30 plus fees, and there will be a member presale followed by a general on sale. Parking is available at the venue. Alcohol is served, and outside food or drink is not permitted. For safety, prohibited items include backpacks and oversized bags, laptops or tablets, bulky coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards, and professional recording equipment. Entry implies consent to be photographed or filmed for Lensic promotional use, and anyone who prefers not to be captured can inform venue staff or event photographers and videographers. ADA accommodations are available with advance notice.

Los Angeles vocalist Irene Diaz brings an intimate, soulful sound shaped by spare accompaniment on piano, guitar, or ukulele. Performing since 2010 and influenced by artists such as Sade, Nina Simone, Hope Sandoval, and Ritchie Valens, she is known for a powerful voice and moving delivery that have earned widespread attention. Her work has been featured by NPR’s Tiny Desk and covered by outlets including OC Weekly, the Los Angeles Times, Rolling Stone, and Grimy Goods. The 2013 single “Crazy Love” has surpassed four million streams on Spotify and was named one of Bride.com’s top wedding songs alongside tracks by John Legend and Lana Del Rey. Performances range from intimate rooms like the Hotel Cafe to a Selena Tribute in Chicago for an audience topping 13,000, showcasing a stage presence that connects in any setting. This all-ages performance takes place at Unit B. Premium Seating is limited. The venue offers ADA access, on-site parking, and full bar service, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Dinner reservations are recommended, especially for parties of three or more, to help the venue arrange tables, and guests with Premium Seating should mention it when reserving. Entry constitutes consent to be photographed or filmed for Lensic marketing or promotional use. Those who prefer not to be recorded can inform a staff member or a photographer or videographer on site.

The Magic School Bus arrives on stage in a new musical drawn from the original book series published by Scholastic. A routine trip to the planetarium takes an unexpected turn, sending Ms. Frizzle and her class into space for a far-reaching tour of the solar system. As old and new conflicts surface, the students discover that teamwork is essential if they want to avoid getting lost among the planets. Tickets are pay what you wish with a $1 minimum and a $15 suggested price. Free student matinees for Santa Fe Public Schools students, known as COMPASS, are supported by Enterprise Bank & Trust.

Prepare for pet emergencies with a 6.5 hour, hands-on training at Dez's Divine Canines LLC. The class teaches more than 50 practical skills, including pet first aid, CPR with rescue breathing, techniques for managing choking and bleeding, and a nose-to-tail assessment. It also addresses care for heat and cold related injuries as well as how to respond to bites and stings from snakes and insects, plus other essential topics. Every participant earns a two-year certification and takes home a 40 page pet first aid handbook.

At Artful Soul: Creative Experiences in Santa Fe, Laura T leads a hands-on soft pastel workshop inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe’s 1922 painting Pink and Green. Working with soft, also called chalk, pastels, participants select a small portion of the original image, enlarge it, and shape it into a finished piece that explores abstract forms, color interactions, and personal expression. The class introduces core techniques like blending and layering to build luminous color, making it welcoming for both beginners and experienced artists. All materials are included, and step-by-step guidance is provided, with suggestions for favorite supplies and shopping resources for those who wish to keep creating at home. The fee is $120.00, or $129.83 with tax. Enrollment is limited to six participants to allow for individual attention.

Meow Wolf Santa Fe hosts The Sponges and N2N for a dance music showcase. The Sponges, the duo of Ryan Slepin and Nik Eaton, blend 70s funk and disco elements with psychedelic textures, weighty basslines, and steady four-to-the-floor house grooves. Their work includes collaborations with Purple Disco Machine, GRiZ, AC Slater, Kyle Watson, Opiuo, The Floozies, Manic Focus, and Lettuce. Since 2019 they have earned millions of streams, five Beatport number ones, and festival slots at Shambhala, Friendship AMF, and Envision. After releasing a debut EP and completing a first headline tour in 2023, they continue to broaden their reach. N2N crafts unpredictable, emotionally charged sets that pull from disco, house, funk, and hip hop for a bouncy, hard-to-classify sound. A bold mixer with a feel for tension and release, he has performed everywhere from intimate rooms to large festival stages, including Desert Hearts Festival, Elements, and Shambhala. Following more than 70 shows in 2025 and support from labels such as Toolroom, Repopulate Mars, and GDB Records, he brings his Dance Therapy imprint forward, centered on self-expression, release, and the healing spirit of the dance floor. This all-ages event is standing room only. Advance tickets are $25 plus fees, and day-of-show tickets are $30 plus fees. Parking is available at the venue, alcohol is served, and outside food or drink is not permitted. For accessibility needs, contact the venue in advance. Please note that backpacks and other large bags, laptops or tablets, oversized coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards, and professional recording equipment are not allowed. Attendees may be photographed or filmed for Lensic promotional use, and anyone who prefers not to be captured can notify staff or an event photographer.

Presented by Collected Works in partnership with the Santa Fe International Literary Festival, this conversation spotlights Hampton Sides as he reflects on history, literature, and the 20th anniversary of Blood and Thunder, with Ed Roberson serving as interviewer. Sides is recognized for vivid, deeply researched narrative nonfiction that examines defining episodes in American history, often involving war, exploration, survival, and first contact between different cultures. Blood and Thunder traces the United States’ push into the West through the life of Kit Carson, portraying his work as a trapper, scout, and soldier, his familiarity with Indigenous nations, and the military actions that brought profound harm to the Navajo people. Spanning more than three decades, the book offers added perspective on how the West was won. All ages are welcome. Tickets range from $10 to $25, plus fees. For online ticketing sales and support, contact the Lensic box office at 505-988-1234, and in-person purchases are available at the Lensic box office. The venue is the Lensic Performing Arts Center. Seating is provided. Alcohol is available, with two bars in the inner lobby. Outside food and drink are not permitted. Parking is available with the option to pre-pay for validation in the Sandoval garage across the street during checkout. The event is ADA accessible, and attendees who need accommodations should notify a box office representative prior to the show. By entering, attendees consent to being filmed or photographed for Lensic marketing or promotional use. Those who prefer not to be recorded should inform a staff member or one of the event photographers or videographers.

Celebrating Pomegranate Studios’ 30th anniversary, The Mosaic Dance Festival brings a homecoming to Santa Fe, New Mexico with three days of live music, dance, workshops, gala performances, and lively social parties. Instruction is led by Kaeshi Chai, Elsanne Barrows, Cecilia Rinn, Myra Krien, Ariel Beall, Joel Beall, and Carmine, while Sherefe Musical Ensemble, Beatbox Guitar, and Djinn provide live music throughout. Highlights include a relaxed meet and greet with light fare and music by Beatbox Guitar, two gala shows with live accompaniment followed by open floor dance parties, a dedicated Zouk dance party, and a participant showcase. Many events take place at the Railyard Performance Center. A full festival pass is $400 and includes access to all workshops, performances, and dance parties along with a performance opportunity. Troupes receive a discounted rate of $350 per person. Space is limited.

Jeremy Dutcher appears at the Lensic Performing Arts Center with music rooted in language revitalization and Wolastoqey song. A classically trained tenor, Two-Spirit song carrier, activist, and ethnomusicologist from Neqotkuk (Tobique First Nation) in Eastern Canada, he is known for reimagining archival recordings of his ancestors into contemporary piano-driven works sung in his endangered mother tongue. His debut album, Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa, earned the 2018 Polaris Music Prize and opened doors to collaborations with artists such as Yo-Yo Ma and Leslie Feist. His second album, Motewolonuwok ᒣᑌᐧᐁᓓᓄᐧᐁᒃ, received the 2024 Polaris Music Prize, making him the first two-time recipient. The performance highlights a blend of classical and jazz influences, reverence for traditional songs, and themes of present-day resistance. He is frequently sought for insights on queerness, Indigeneity, language revitalization, and fashion. Tickets are priced from $48 to $76, with a member pre-sale preceding the public on-sale. Event sponsor: Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA).

Una Mas y La ChaCha brings its Northern New Mexico soul sound to Social Kitchen, drawing on the diverse roots of Santa Fe, including Indigenous people, descendants of Spanish and Mexican families, and multigenerational Anglo residents. The music spans cumbias, boleros, flamenco, 70s Chicano funk, and eclectic covers shaped by the band’s own style. A tight rhythm section with bassist Brian Shannon and percussionists Adrian Trate and David Gomez anchors the groove while guitarist and founder D’Santi Nava delivers soaring leads. Vocals from Trate and la Cha Cha Krystle Lucero add a resonant, soulful dimension. The group is at home in an intimate room and can also ignite a large crowd, flowing from reflective moments to songs that send people to the dance floor for Selena favorites. The set can include a hymn for Quetzalcoatl and spotlights where Nava, known as el Brujo, drives the fretboard with fierce intensity. It all comes together as a living tapestry of time, styles, and communities.

Coco Montoya brings blazing guitar work, commanding vocals, and a restless, high‑voltage sound to Unit B. Expect sharp‑edged blues that drives forward and never sits still.

Coco Montoya brings fiery guitar work, commanding vocals, and a restless, hard-driving sound to Unit B. This is blues that hits hard, delivered with grit and unflagging energy.

At Paradiso Santa Fe, The ReMemberers present Firebird, an age-old Russian folktale brought to life through a fusion of ritual storytelling, global song, and multi-instrumental performance. The trio shapes the night as part theater, part concert, and part ceremony, beginning with a traditional wisdom tale and unfolding as an introspective journey that draws on musical traditions from around the world. Violet Southard’s luminous vocals, Alex Harvey’s expressive strings, and John deKadt’s rhythmic narration create a setting where ancestral stories feel immediate and alive. Firebird follows a humble hunter whose fleeting encounter with a mythical bird sets a chain of events in motion under the watch of a tyrannical ruler, with guidance from a talking horse. The tale engages themes of complicity, conscience, and a deep longing to understand what lies beneath the surface, suggesting that true discovery may require letting go completely. This all ages event offers seating. The venue is on a single level with wheelchair access and compliant restrooms, and guests who need accommodations can notify a representative upon arrival. Parking is available around the building, next door, and on nearby streets. Alcohol will not be served. A selection of food and beverages will be available, including pizza, donuts, popcorn, samosas, bowls, teas, coffee, herbal options, and aphrodisiac drinks. Advance tickets are 29 dollars plus fees, with a higher price on the day of the show. A member presale and a public on sale are offered. Photography and video may occur for promotional use by Lensic, and anyone who prefers not to be recorded can inform a staff member or an event photographer or videographer.

An open studio night that brings Santa Fe creatives together for one evening each month, typically on the first Monday. Artists work on their own pieces in a shared space, collaborating, exchanging ideas, offering feedback, and supporting one another. The atmosphere shifts between quiet focus and conversation as participants learn about each other’s processes. There is no formal instruction, just time to create alongside fellow artists. Basic studio gear is provided for use, including easels, paint brushes, aprons, water buckets, paper towels, and palette knives. Many participants bring their own materials, and optional supplies are available for purchase, such as acrylic paint for $5 and 11 x 14 stretched canvases for $5. The cost is $5, capacity is limited to 12 participants, and reserving a spot in advance is recommended.

Zach Bellas is set for a live performance at Tumbleroot Brewery & Distillery in Santa Fe as part of an ongoing US tour. Additional details about this stop will be shared, so check back for updates as the event approaches.

Kishi Bashi, the alter ego of Emmy-nominated singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Kaoru Ishibashi, brings an upbeat, kinetic live show to Meow Wolf Santa Fe. A Berklee College of Music trained violin virtuoso, he builds radiant, loop-driven soundscapes and has collaborated with leading orchestras, including the National Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Philharmonic, Seattle Symphony, and Oregon Symphony, blending classical textures with pop sensibilities. His career spans international tours with Regina Spektor and of Montreal and a catalog that includes 151a, Sonderlust, the documentary-inspired Omoiyari, and the expansive Kantos, all marked by cinematic storytelling and boundary-crossing creativity. This is an all-ages, standing-room-only concert. Tickets are $30 plus fees in advance and $35 plus fees on the day of the show. Parking is available at the venue, alcohol will be served, and outside food and drinks are not permitted. To help speed entry, plan to leave bulky items like large bags, laptops or tablets, oversized coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards, and professional recording equipment in your car or a locker. Guests may be photographed or filmed for promotional purposes; anyone who prefers not to be recorded can let a staff member or the event photo or video team know. For accessibility needs, please contact the venue in advance.

Ax and the Hatchetmen bring their Late Check Out Tour to Meow Wolf with a set of indie rock from the six piece led by Axel Ellis. Born in a high school setting outside Chicago, the group has grown to millions of listeners and a devoted fanbase, with almost ten years of touring behind them and a sound defined by sun-soaked guitars and jangly songs. Advance tickets are $25 plus fees, with pricing increasing to $30 plus fees on the day of the show. A So Much To Tell You VIP experience is available for $100 plus fees and includes a general admission ticket, a meet and greet with a photo opportunity, access to a special pre-show set, a signed commemorative laminate and lanyard, early entry, and priority merchandise shopping. This standing room only event is open to all ages. Parking is available at the venue. Alcohol is served, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Certain items are restricted, including large bags, laptops or tablets, oversized coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards, and professional recording equipment. ADA accommodations are available with advance notice. Attendees may be photographed or filmed for promotional purposes, and anyone who does not wish to be recorded can inform a staff member or an event photographer.

At Unit B, Chris Duarte showcases fiery guitar, soulful vocals, and an onstage intensity that reaches beyond traditional blues. His music blends rocking blues with a punk edge, a combination that has earned him a devoted worldwide following. This performance spotlights why a simple blues label does not capture the full scope of his sound.

Opera West presents a festival devoted to French opera, bringing together highlights from Carmen, Samson et Dalilah, Les Contes de Hoffmann, Lakme, Werther, and more. This curated program features selected excerpts from these works in a focused celebration of the repertoire.

Thee Sinseers appear with The Charities as part of the Love Stories Tour at the Lensic Performing Arts Center. Led by East Los Angeles native Joey Quiñones, the group has been shaping modern R&B and soul since 2019. Their Colemine Records album, Love Stories, dives into the stages and complications of love, widening the focus to include family bonds and unresolved moments. The sound emphasizes organic textures, including upright bass and warmly amplified guitars that nod to a sixties vibe, with songs that feel like long-held emotions finally voiced. This is an all-ages event with seating available. Tickets are priced from $32 to $53 plus fees. The inner lobby features two bars, and outside food and beverages are not permitted. Parking validation for the Sandoval garage can be purchased during checkout. ADA accommodations are available by notifying the box office in advance. Entry indicates consent to photography or filming for venue marketing, and anyone who does not wish to be recorded can inform staff or on-site photographers.

Santa Fe will ring with the sound of the alphorn as the Alphorn Association of North America brings an event dedicated to this distinctive instrument to New Mexico. Musicians at any stage, from newcomers to advanced players, can deepen their technique with guidance from experienced clinicians and connect with a supportive alphorn community. Expect an immersive musical experience in a striking Southwestern setting. Registration details will be announced soon.

Rodrigo y Gabriela bring the OurHome Tour, celebrating a bold new album that opens a dreamlike world of rogue monsters, celestial birds, stardust, and untamed landscapes while tracing a path toward inner peace. Produced by the duo in Tokyo, the record salutes Japan and reflects on finding a sense of home within, all through their fiercely expressive acoustic instrumentals. For more than two decades, Rodrigo Sánchez and Gabriela Quintero have pushed the acoustic guitar into new territory, blending classical precision, rock and metal intensity, cinematic atmosphere, and spiritual exploration into a sound that is distinctly their own. Their path leads from early busking on Dublin’s Grafton Street to a GRAMMY win for Mettavolution, a Glastonbury headline appearance, and sold-out nights at the Hollywood Bowl, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Royal Albert Hall, Radio City Music Hall, and the Sydney Opera House. The new album returns to the tactile beauty of acoustic textures and expands their world with guests including Marty Friedman and Hiromi. On stage, expect rapid lead lines from Rodrigo and hard-hitting, hypnotic rhythms from Gabriela, creating a set that moves between quiet focus and unstoppable momentum for both longtime followers and first-time listeners. The concert takes place at the Lensic Performing Arts Center. It is open to all ages and seating is available. Two bars serve the inner lobby, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Parking validation for the nearby Sandoval garage can be pre-paid during checkout. Accessibility accommodations are available by contacting the box office in advance. Tickets are priced from 49 to 72 dollars before fees. A Meet and Greet Experience is offered at 197 dollars plus fees and includes a premium seat, time with the artists for photos, an autographed vinyl, a commemorative VIP laminate, early entry where available, the chance to shop for merchandise without crowds where available, and a 20 percent discount at the official store. For ticketing assistance, contact the Lensic box office at 505-988-1234 or visit in person. Entry may be photographed or filmed for venue marketing, and anyone who prefers not to be recorded can inform a staff member or on-site photographer.

Gilla Band brings its boundary-pushing, genre-blurring sound to Meow Wolf Santa Fe. The Dublin four-piece has spent more than a decade reshaping what rock can be, forging a singular approach that sits outside easy labels. Their new release, Giraffe, is the first fresh music from the band in nearly four years and follows the widely praised third album Most Normal, which Pitchfork highlighted as Best New Music and celebrated for its tense, deconstructed edge. Their live reputation is intense and high-energy, with The Guardian noting the visceral impact of their shows. This is an all-ages, standing-room-only performance. Tickets are $25 plus fees in advance and $30 plus fees on the day of the show. A member and artist presale is offered ahead of the public on-sale. For online ticketing support, contact Meow Wolf at 1-866-636-9969. Parking is available at the venue. Alcohol is served, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Meow Wolf advises leaving large bags, laptops or tablets, oversized coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards, and professional recording equipment in your car or a locker. For ADA accommodations, email help@meowwolf.com in advance. Entry constitutes consent to be photographed or filmed for Lensic marketing or promotional use. If you prefer not to be photographed or recorded, notify a staff member or an on-site photographer or videographer.

Lyle Lovett appears with his Small Large Band for a performance that highlights his storytelling and the genre-spanning sound he has crafted across 14 albums. The Texas singer, composer, and actor blends country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues, and his concerts reflect both the breadth of his talents and the range of his influences. His achievements include four Grammy Awards, the Americana Music Association’s inaugural Trailblazer Award, and recognition as Texas State Musician. Tickets are priced from $79 to $129 before fees. A member pre-sale is available for Lensic members, and a public sale is also offered. The performance takes place at the Lensic Performing Arts Center with seated accommodations. Alcohol is available at two bars in the inner lobby, and outside food or drinks are not permitted. Parking validation for the nearby Sandoval garage can be purchased during checkout. Accessible services are available by arranging accommodations with the box office in advance. Please note that entry may involve being photographed or recorded for venue marketing purposes. Anyone who prefers not to be captured can inform venue staff or the event photographers and videographers.

Lyle Lovett appears with his Small Large Band for an evening that highlights the range and storytelling that have defined his career. A Texas-born singer, composer, and actor with 14 albums to his name, he blends country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues in a style that crosses genres. Since his 1986 debut, he has earned four Grammy Awards, received the Americana Music Association’s inaugural Trailblazer Award, and been named Texas State Musician. The performance takes place at the Lensic Performing Arts Center, where seating is available. Drinks are offered at two bars in the inner lobby, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Parking validation for the Sandoval garage can be purchased in advance during checkout. The venue is ADA accessible, and guests who need accommodations should notify the box office before the show. Tickets are priced from $79 to $129 plus fees, with member pre-sale and a public on-sale period. Entry implies consent to photography or filming for Lensic promotional use, and anyone who prefers not to be recorded can inform a staff member or event photographer.

Two Runner takes the stage in The Marigold Room with songs centered on Porchlight, the new record from Paige Anderson that reflects on fresh beginnings with heartfelt resolve. Expect richly woven string arrangements, candid storytelling, and spirited numbers that speak to persistence and determination. Anderson has toured since childhood and is now nearly a decade into her own artistic path, with past support slots for Sierra Ferrell, Watchhouse, and Molly Tuttle. This event is open to all ages. Seating is limited. Advance tickets are $20 plus fees, increasing to $25 plus fees on the day of the show. Member presale is offered, followed by a public onsale. Tickets are available through the Lensic box office by phone at 505-988-1234 or in person. A bar will be available, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Parking is available with overflow in the adjacent gravel lot. The event is ADA accessible, and guests may speak with a TMR representative for assistance. Entry constitutes consent to photo or video recording for Lensic promotional use; those who do not wish to be recorded may inform a staff member or an event photographer or videographer.

At the Lensic Performing Arts Center, the Buena Vista Orchestra celebrates Cuba’s rich musical legacy with a repertory ensemble featuring artists connected to the Buena Vista Social Club, AfroCuban All Stars, and the bands of Celia Cruz, Omara Portuondo, Chucho Valdés, Willie Colón and more. Virtuoso Cuban violinist Rolando Morejón Reyes leads a stellar group drawn from original Buena Vista Social Club performances and longtime collaborators across the Afro-Cuban scene, with featured musicians including trumpeter Antonio Perigo, percussionist Miguel Valdés, pianist Helder Rojas, trombonist Yosmel Garcerarn, and Latin Grammy nominee and percussionist Pepe Epsinosa. The Buena Vista Social Club, the Buena Vista Orchestra and related projects have toured internationally, reached millions of listeners through concert tickets and recordings, and inspired documentaries and stage productions, establishing this music as one of the most widely recognized Cuban cultural touchstones. This presentation continues that tradition while supporting opportunities for a new generation of musicians and industry professionals. All ages are welcome. Seating is available, and the inner lobby offers two bars. Outside food and drink are not permitted. Tickets are priced from $44 to $69, plus fees, with both online and in-person box office support. Parking validation for the Sandoval garage across the street can be purchased during checkout. ADA accommodations are available with advance notice to the box office. Entry constitutes consent to photography and video that may be used for venue marketing, and anyone who prefers not to be recorded should inform a staff member or the event photo and video team.

Slothrust appears at Meow Wolf with Um, Jennifer? for an all-ages show. The project of singer and guitarist Leah Wellbaum and drummer Will Gorin has spent nearly a decade evolving from the debut Of Course You Do, channeling early blues and jazz inspirations into expansive, unconventional rock. On the road they have supported Manchester Orchestra, Front Bottoms, and Highly Suspect, and their song "7:30 AM" served as the theme for the FX series "You're the Worst" for five seasons. In 2021 they released Parallel Timeline, diving into questions of identity, time, and perception. Their exploration continued with a smoky, slow-burning 2023 cover of Ginuwine's "Pony," and the standalone single "Wild Card," produced with Willy Beaman, known for work with Demi Lovato, Kelly Rowland, and Sky Ferreira. Tickets are $25 plus fees in advance and $30 plus fees on the day of show, with a member and artist presale preceding a public sale. The event is standing room only. Parking is available at the venue. Alcohol is served, and outside food or drinks are not permitted. For accessibility needs, please arrange accommodations in advance. Items such as backpacks or oversized bags, laptops or tablets, bulky coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards, and professional recording equipment may be restricted by venue policy. Entry may involve photography or filming for marketing or promotional use, and attendees who prefer not to be recorded can inform venue staff or on-site photographers.

Enjoy a sealed EB-05 release event that uses EB-05 packs to build your deck and battle. Entry is $35. Participation and winner promo packs are included, and you will receive one pack for each round you win. Details are subject to change.