Community Calendar

Teamwork makes the dream work! As a group, we'll collaborate to create our own mixed media masterpiece.

Free Family Films at Sky Cinemas Midtown presented by City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department

Get your little grey cells working! Trivia Night guarantees a fun time -- and you support the independent Vista Grande Public Library at the same time. $10 per person at the door to play. Bring yourself or bring your team. All proceeds benefit the library.

September Games:
• Friday, Sept. 11, Nuckolls Brewing, in Lamy, 4 - 6 p.m.
• Wednesday, Sept. 23, Eldorado Taphouse, 7 – 9 p.m.

October Games
• Friday, Oct. 9, Nuckolls Brewing, in Lamy, 4 - 6 p.m.
• Wednesday, Oct. 28, Eldorado Taphouse, 7 – 9 p.m.

November Games:
• Friday, Nov. 13th, Nuckolls Brewing, in Lamy, 4 - 6 p.m.
• No game at Taphouse

No December Games in either location

Practice intuitive energy work and meditation to increase clarity, well-being, acceptance, clairvoyant insight, and healing. In each session you'll add a new skill to your Energy Awareness Toolkit!
These sessions build upon each other so if you attend several, you'll really collect a complete set of psychic healing skills!.
Questions? Email Lisa.
Limited to 8 participants. $33 ea.

FallsFREE CheckUp – Free Community Fall Prevention Event
Thursday, September 17 | 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
CHRISTUS St. Vincent Regional Medical Center – Main Lobby
455 St. Michael’s Drive, Santa Fe, NM
Free parking in the main hospital parking lot.

Stay strong, steady, and independent! Join us for the FallsFREE CheckUp, a FREE community event designed to help older adults reduce their risk of falls and stay active and independent.

Stop by for free fall-risk screenings, health and wellness information, exercise demonstrations, community resources, giveaways, and more. Meet local organizations and professionals who can help you take simple steps toward better balance, strength, and overall health.

FREE and open to the community. No registration required.
Presented by Villages of Santa Fe and CHRISTUS in recognition of Fall Prevention Awareness Month. For more information www.villagesofsantafe.org

Free Family Films at Sky Cinemas Midtown presented by City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department

The Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce and the City of Santa Fe Office of Economic Development proudly present the 5th Annual Feria Southside: Community Celebration—an afternoon of culture, community, and connection!

Feria Southside is more than just an event—it’s a vibrant celebration of Santa Fe’s diverse families, local businesses, and entrepreneurial spirit. Join us for a afternoon of live performances, local food and artist vendors, cultural arts, music, kids’ activities, and community resources all in one joyful setting.

Event Highlights

- Live music and dance performances
- Local food vendors
- Free community resources & bilingual business support
- Artisan marketplace featuring local makers
- Activities for kids: face painting, games, crafts & more
- FREE giveaways!
- NEW this year - FREE Community SHRED Event (In partnership with Better Business Bureau & Blackdog Shredding)

More info at www.feriasouthside.com

Feria Southside is part of our ongoing commitment to uplift Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs, promote economic inclusion, and celebrate the vibrancy of our Southside neighborhoods. Whether you're discovering new businesses, accessing bilingual resources, or just enjoying the music and sunshine, there's something for everyone at Feria.

Questions? Contact Kristi L. Salazar Martinez at kristi@santafechamber.com or (505) 988-3279

Build Your Confidence and Cultivate Your Love of Singing

Program Sponsors: Stephen and Jane Hochberg
Conductor: Joshua Habermann, Artistic Director

First produced by the Desert Chorale in 2016, this special workshop draws participants ranging in age from eighth graders to octogenarians, singing together under the direction of Joshua Habermann. This event is always open to singers of all backgrounds who will come together to sing selections spanning eras and genres of choral music.

The goal of the day is to cultivate and encourage a joy for singing, and also nurture singers’ confidence and choral leadership skills to benefit ensembles in our community.

Registration and coffee hour, featuring information on area vocal ensembles, begins at 8:45 AM. The workshop begins at 9:30 AM and culminates in a showcase performance at 2:00 PM. This informal performance is free to attendees. Be sure to invite your friends and family!

Light snacks and beverages will be provided by the Chorale. There will be a break for a bring-your-own brown bag lunch. Please bring your own additional snacks if you have specific dietary needs.

In addition to individual singers, area choruses are invited to set-up informative tables to increase membership and awareness for attendees. If your ensemble would like to table at this event, please email us at info@desertchorale.org.

Santa Fe Community College’s Library and Creative Writing program present the free online Fall 2026 Writing Generation (Wri-Gen) Series beginning Sept. 23 led by esteemed writers. Each writer will present a reading, followed the next week by a creative (generative writing) session. Participants may register for the readings only or for both the readings and the generative writing sessions. The creative sessions will offer an opportunity to explore ideas together through guided activities led by the presenting writers. No writing experience is necessary.

Register just once for the entire semester at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WriGenFall2026. The sessions begin at 6 p.m. on Wednesdays and will feature writers Jeremy Mata Kinter (Sept. 23 reading; Sept. 30 creative session), Rebecca Reuter Puerto (Oct. 21 reading; Oct. 28 creative session), and Deborah Jackson Taffa (Nov. 11 reading; Nov. 18 creative session).

Participants will have an opportunity to share their work during the final Zoom session on Dec. 2. Registrants will receive a Zoom link via email the morning of each event.

Jeremy Mata Kinter

6 p.m. Sept. 23 reading
6 p.m. Sept. 30 creative session
Bio: Jeremy Mata Kinter is a dimestore cowboy, regional Southwestern screenwriter, and author based out of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Originally born in Silver City, he grew up on a ranch in Mimbres. His creative nonfiction piece “Shitkicker” has been published in The Blue Mesa Review as well as his essay “The Acute Nature of Chapsticks, Pens, and Lighters in Half and One.” He also published his short story “Fox Teeth and the Plum” (A 20th Century Chicano Parody of The Devil and Daniel Webster) in El Portal. His screenplay “Blockhead” has been purchased by District Studios. He graduated with an English Literature and Southwestern History Degree from Western New Mexico University. He has edited and written for several New Mexican publications including pyragraph.com.

Free Family Films at Sky Cinemas Midtown presented by City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department