Community Calendar

Last Pint is a 6 piece Traditional Irish Music Band based in Santa Fe. We play a wide range of classic Celtic set tunes and songs.

Shinyribs brings a wild Texas party of blues, soul, funk, country, and roots rock led by the unstoppable Kevin Russell. Expect big horns, bigger energy, and a full-on dance floor situation. Tumbleroot Table will be serving up a special themed menu for the night featuring ribs, of course, plus a custom cocktail lineup built for the occasion.

MarketMusic's season opener features Mozart and contemporaries on classical period instruments. Featuring guest clarinetist Thomas Carroll, violinists Elizabeth Blumenstock and Stephen Redfield, violist Jeffrey Smith, and cellist Katie Rietman.
2 concerts, one at 12 pm and one at 2 pm.

As the sun sets on Tumbleroot’s Garden Party, the patio transforms into the Garden Afterparty with a special DJ set by Future Babel beginning at 6 PM. Enjoy craft beer and springtime cocktails with a mix of chill alternative music, acoustic grooves, and feel-good electronic beats that keep the botanical energy flowing.

Concordia Santa Fe's Wind Orchestra presents a concert on Sunday, June 14, at 2:00 pm, in St. Francis Auditorium, Santa Fe. Led by guest conductor Professor David Bertman of the University of Houston, the program will include works by Barber, Copland, Markowski, Menotti, Persichetti, and White. Free admission.

New Mexico Performing Arts Society’s 2025-2026 season is coming to an end next month with the organization’s annual Season Finale Opera concert, featuring arias, ensembles and scenes from works by Beethoven, Dvořák and others.

NMPAS artists and administrators alike are excited to conclude this successful season on a high note! Join the society in Santa Fe on Saturday, June 20 for a fantastic program of popular opera scenes from cherished favorites to lesser known operas and
operettas that audiences are sure to appreciate.

Conductor Franz Vote will lead featured artists in the program, including Melody Gallagher and Camille Tierney (sopranos), Darci Balkcom (mezzo soprano), Greg Gallagher (tenor), Marshal Hollingsworth (baritone) and Richard Fountain (piano).

Santa Fe, New Mexico—The International Folk Art Market (IFAM) announces its 22nd Market with an opening night party on July 9, running though July 12, 2026, in the Railyard Park. The City of Santa Fe welcomes 148 artists from 53 countries for an expansive celebration of folk artists from around the globe, acting as cultural ambassadors whose creations provide common ground in an increasingly polarized world.

To experience IFAM is to be immersed in the colors, textures, and symbols of a wide diversity of cultures, from makers of traditional crafts to eclectic visionaries. Coming from communities spanning rural villages, big cities, ancient sites, and remote corners of the planet, master artists bring beauty, ingenuity, and shared humanity to Santa Fe, connecting people and transcending divisions.

For detailed information and a schedule of events, visit folkartmarket.org

Santa Fe, New Mexico—The International Folk Art Market (IFAM) announces its 22nd Market with an opening night party on July 9, running though July 12, 2026, in the Railyard Park. The City of Santa Fe welcomes 148 artists from 53 countries for an expansive celebration of folk artists from around the globe, acting as cultural ambassadors whose creations provide common ground in an increasingly polarized world.

To experience IFAM is to be immersed in the colors, textures, and symbols of a wide diversity of cultures, from makers of traditional crafts to eclectic visionaries. Coming from communities spanning rural villages, big cities, ancient sites, and remote corners of the planet, master artists bring beauty, ingenuity, and shared humanity to Santa Fe, connecting people and transcending divisions.

For detailed information and a schedule of events, visit folkartmarket.org

Santa Fe, New Mexico—The International Folk Art Market (IFAM) announces its 22nd Market with an opening night party on July 9, running though July 12, 2026, in the Railyard Park. The City of Santa Fe welcomes 148 artists from 53 countries for an expansive celebration of folk artists from around the globe, acting as cultural ambassadors whose creations provide common ground in an increasingly polarized world.

To experience IFAM is to be immersed in the colors, textures, and symbols of a wide diversity of cultures, from makers of traditional crafts to eclectic visionaries. Coming from communities spanning rural villages, big cities, ancient sites, and remote corners of the planet, master artists bring beauty, ingenuity, and shared humanity to Santa Fe, connecting people and transcending divisions.

For detailed information and a schedule of events, visit folkartmarket.org

Discover Europe's Musical Masterpieces

July 12 - August 1, 2026

Journey into the heart of Spain and Italy, where a resplendent world of Renaissance and Early Baroque sounds awaits. Twenty Desert Chorale artists—joined by the early music ensemble Incantare, theorbo, and organ—will transport you to the hallowed halls of grand cathedrals, the mountains and seasides of the Mediterranean, and beyond. Experience the breathtaking polyphony of these sacred and secular works, creating a captivating tapestry of interwoven melodies that will fill you with the same wonder felt by those who first heard these masterworks centuries ago.