Episode Details
Back to Episodes
Holiday Happenings in Santa Fe: Farmers Markets, Art Exhibits, and Seasonal Festivities
Published 5 months ago
Description
Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Wednesday, November 26, 2025.
We are waking up to a crisp, sunlit Santa Fe morning with the promise of art, music, and a touch of mystery to guide us into a vibrant holiday weekend. Starting your day early? Head down to the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market at the Railyard, which bursts to life at 8 a.m. This local favorite is more than produce; you’ll find baked goods, artisan crafts, and a chance to chat with neighbors old and new. If a friendly chess match is more your speed, swing by the Chess at the Mall event at 10. Whether you are grandmaster or absolute novice, all are welcome around the boards.
Art lovers, you’re in luck—SITE Santa Fe’s 12th International Exhibition, Once Within a Time, continues through the winter, featuring boundary-pushing works from global artists. If working with your hands sounds appealing, consider the Wheel-Throwing Pottery Experience at 2 this afternoon or stop by Wild Hearts Gallery for their fused and stained glass exhibit, Glass Inspirations, open just through Friday.
For something truly unique, try Siesta Nidra at 1:30—a guided experience blending meditation and relaxation, perfect for holiday stress. Or if the mysterious beckons, tonight brings the Santa Fe Murder Mystery: Death in the Shadows at 157 West Marcy Street. Dive into clues and shadowy intrigue as you become part of the story in the heart of downtown.
The music scene has you covered this evening. Second Street Brewery hosts the Santa Fe-based High Desert Trio from 6 to 9, serving up jamgrass, bluegrass, and gypsy jazz with local brew on tap. If you want to dance your heart out instead, beginner salsa lessons at Santa Fe Community College start at 6:30—no experience necessary.
Looking ahead to the holidays, keep an eye out for craft workshops, curator-led tours, and festive happenings at our local museums. The Palace of the Governors glows with farolitos as the city gears up for Holidays at the Palace, while Museum Hill is prepping gingerbread house and holiday card making in the weeks ahead.
Feeling the urge for a family-friendly outing? Check out Stories and Music in the Sky for the kids at 11. And with Thanksgiving around the corner, many Santa Fe restaurants are rolling out their special menus, so it’s a good time to make those last-minute dinner plans.
That’s your lowdown on what’s happening and things to do in Santa Fe today. Whether you are relaxing, exploring, or shaking up the midweek with something fresh, the City Different is alive with inspiration.
This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
We are waking up to a crisp, sunlit Santa Fe morning with the promise of art, music, and a touch of mystery to guide us into a vibrant holiday weekend. Starting your day early? Head down to the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market at the Railyard, which bursts to life at 8 a.m. This local favorite is more than produce; you’ll find baked goods, artisan crafts, and a chance to chat with neighbors old and new. If a friendly chess match is more your speed, swing by the Chess at the Mall event at 10. Whether you are grandmaster or absolute novice, all are welcome around the boards.
Art lovers, you’re in luck—SITE Santa Fe’s 12th International Exhibition, Once Within a Time, continues through the winter, featuring boundary-pushing works from global artists. If working with your hands sounds appealing, consider the Wheel-Throwing Pottery Experience at 2 this afternoon or stop by Wild Hearts Gallery for their fused and stained glass exhibit, Glass Inspirations, open just through Friday.
For something truly unique, try Siesta Nidra at 1:30—a guided experience blending meditation and relaxation, perfect for holiday stress. Or if the mysterious beckons, tonight brings the Santa Fe Murder Mystery: Death in the Shadows at 157 West Marcy Street. Dive into clues and shadowy intrigue as you become part of the story in the heart of downtown.
The music scene has you covered this evening. Second Street Brewery hosts the Santa Fe-based High Desert Trio from 6 to 9, serving up jamgrass, bluegrass, and gypsy jazz with local brew on tap. If you want to dance your heart out instead, beginner salsa lessons at Santa Fe Community College start at 6:30—no experience necessary.
Looking ahead to the holidays, keep an eye out for craft workshops, curator-led tours, and festive happenings at our local museums. The Palace of the Governors glows with farolitos as the city gears up for Holidays at the Palace, while Museum Hill is prepping gingerbread house and holiday card making in the weeks ahead.
Feeling the urge for a family-friendly outing? Check out Stories and Music in the Sky for the kids at 11. And with Thanksgiving around the corner, many Santa Fe restaurants are rolling out their special menus, so it’s a good time to make those last-minute dinner plans.
That’s your lowdown on what’s happening and things to do in Santa Fe today. Whether you are relaxing, exploring, or shaking up the midweek with something fresh, the City Different is alive with inspiration.
This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI