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Santa Fe Local Frequency: Spring Storms, Live Music, and Community Updates
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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Monday, March 16th.
We're starting this week with some weather concerns as severe storms continue to pummel parts of the country with snow, high winds, and the risk of tornadoes. Here in Santa Fe, that means we could see some gusty conditions, so keep an eye on PNM's warnings about possible power shutoffs around the area. It's a good reminder to charge those devices and maybe have some flashlights handy.
On the cultural front, there's plenty happening this week if you're looking to get out and enjoy what Santa Fe has to offer. The Santa Fe Brewing Company has a packed calendar of events, and if you're a music fan, you're in for a treat. Several live performances are scheduled at local venues, including the High Desert Trio bringing their vibrant Southwest-inspired sound to town. If trivia is more your speed, head over to the Beer Hall any Tuesday at seven in the evening for Trivia Night. Wednesday evenings at Green Jeans feature Geeks Who Drink starting at seven as well.
Looking ahead to later this month, we're heading into spring with the vernal equinox celebration coming up, and the Santa Fe Brewing Company will be hosting a good vibrations live show from the Boom Roots with a ten dollar cover charge. That's an indoor show, so rain or shine, you can celebrate the changing season.
For those interested in visual arts and cinema, Santa Fe continues to showcase its diversifying cultural shift with new cinema offerings. There's also an exciting event coming up to give nonprofits in Santa Fe a chance at funding opportunities, which is great news for organizations working to strengthen our community.
If you're thinking about longer-term plans, mark your calendar for October fourteenth through nineteenth when the Santa Fe International Film Festival returns to town. That's always a highlight of our fall season.
The legislature has been showing some climate leadership, and there's discussion about net-zero carbon goals by twenty fifty, though some experts are questioning whether those timelines are realistic. It's an important conversation happening right here in Santa Fe about our environmental future.
Finally, if you're looking to support local talent, there are plenty of opportunities to celebrate Santa Fe's creative community. From our higher education institutions like IAIA showing real strength to native designers winning national awards, there's a lot to be proud of in what our community is producing.
This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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We're starting this week with some weather concerns as severe storms continue to pummel parts of the country with snow, high winds, and the risk of tornadoes. Here in Santa Fe, that means we could see some gusty conditions, so keep an eye on PNM's warnings about possible power shutoffs around the area. It's a good reminder to charge those devices and maybe have some flashlights handy.
On the cultural front, there's plenty happening this week if you're looking to get out and enjoy what Santa Fe has to offer. The Santa Fe Brewing Company has a packed calendar of events, and if you're a music fan, you're in for a treat. Several live performances are scheduled at local venues, including the High Desert Trio bringing their vibrant Southwest-inspired sound to town. If trivia is more your speed, head over to the Beer Hall any Tuesday at seven in the evening for Trivia Night. Wednesday evenings at Green Jeans feature Geeks Who Drink starting at seven as well.
Looking ahead to later this month, we're heading into spring with the vernal equinox celebration coming up, and the Santa Fe Brewing Company will be hosting a good vibrations live show from the Boom Roots with a ten dollar cover charge. That's an indoor show, so rain or shine, you can celebrate the changing season.
For those interested in visual arts and cinema, Santa Fe continues to showcase its diversifying cultural shift with new cinema offerings. There's also an exciting event coming up to give nonprofits in Santa Fe a chance at funding opportunities, which is great news for organizations working to strengthen our community.
If you're thinking about longer-term plans, mark your calendar for October fourteenth through nineteenth when the Santa Fe International Film Festival returns to town. That's always a highlight of our fall season.
The legislature has been showing some climate leadership, and there's discussion about net-zero carbon goals by twenty fifty, though some experts are questioning whether those timelines are realistic. It's an important conversation happening right here in Santa Fe about our environmental future.
Finally, if you're looking to support local talent, there are plenty of opportunities to celebrate Santa Fe's creative community. From our higher education institutions like IAIA showing real strength to native designers winning national awards, there's a lot to be proud of in what our community is producing.
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