Fiesta takes its last bow on the Plaza, and the season turns. Fall chairlift rides open at Ski Santa Fe, knights joust at Las Golondrinas, a green chile cheeseburger on Old Las Vegas Highway, and open studios up in El Rito.
Tonight the whole city gathers at Fort Marcy to set Old Man Gloom on fire — the 102nd Burning of Zozobra. Then Fiesta de Santa Fe's 314th year unfolds over nine days: the Plaza market, the mariachi, the parades, and the candlelit procession that closes it all. Here's your guide.
Fiesta is almost here — Zozobra burns Friday, September 4, so get your tickets before the price jumps. Plus the Santa Fe Opera's closing weekend, red chile and margaritas, and the start of green chile season.
After Indian Market, the city exhales — the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival plays its closing weekend at the Lensic, plus chile without the wait, the Saturday farmers market, and a landmark Native performance show at SITE.
The 104th Santa Fe Indian Market fills the Plaza with more than a thousand Native artists — plus where to eat, the free Sunday regalia showcase, and the Native fashion show.
Twelve New Mexico breweries under the cottonwoods at a 300-year-old ranch, opera under the stars, and a heads-up: Indian Market lands next weekend.
Spanish Market turns 100 this weekend — a rare, beautiful edition of Santa Fe's oldest market. Where to be, where to eat, and what not to miss.
Free music on the Plaza, choral voices in a candlelit cathedral, and the last glow of Folk Art weekend — your Santa Fe weekend, sorted.
Folk Art Market weekend — one of the great Santa Fe weekends of the year — plus where to eat before you dive in. Your weekend, sorted.