Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Saturday, October 4th, 2025.The skies over Santa Fe are brightening up today as the early chill gives way to a sun-filled autumn weekend, but do keep an eye out for brisk winds. While the balloon enthusiasts up north gear up for stronger gusts, here in Santa Fe, the weather remains just about perfect for getting outside and enjoying all the city has to offer.Kicking off the highlights this weekend is the beloved Santa Fe Harvest Festival at El Rancho de las Golondrinas, running today and tomorrow from ten to four. This annual tradition ushers in the spirit of the season with hands-on activities for all ages. You can stomp grapes by foot, learn corn husk crafting, listen to Alabados by Dexter Trujillo, and wander the pumpkin patch in search of the perfect pick. Meet Harley the Buffalo, watch weaving demonstrations, or catch live performances by Los Coloniales, Los Niños de Santa Fe, and flute player Tyler Lansing. The hayrides and craft corners are sure to delight families, and for the adults, local beer and wine are on tap—just remember to bring your card for contactless payment, as cash is not accepted at the gate. This is the longest-running harvest festival in New Mexico, so if you want that classic taste of autumn, make sure to join in.If you're looking for something truly unique, last night Villa Linda Park was aglow with the Zozobra Balloon, a special sight as part of the statewide Zozobra Balloon Tour. The giant 135-foot balloon, inspired by the legendary Old Man Gloom burned each year in Santa Fe, makes its only Santa Fe stop this fall and drew quite a crowd. If you missed it here, you can catch similar magic at the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta next week, where winds are already picking up for those record-breaking launches.For arts lovers, the House of Eternal Return at Meow Wolf continues its immersive showings all weekend, blending surreal walk-through installations with theater for an experience you won't find anywhere else. Plus, the Sound and Vision group show opens today, spotlighting 30 artists who explore the dynamic relationship between music and visual art—the perfect stop for anyone with an ear for creativity.Around town, local markets come alive this morning. The Santa Fe Woman's Club Flea Market and the Railyard Artisan Market both open their doors, making them excellent spots to pick up handcrafted gifts or something unexpected.In state news with real local impact, Governor Lujan Grisham just signed off on new legislation to shore up food assistance and rural health care, providing a crucial safety net in light of recent federal funding cuts. These bills ensure Santa Fe families and rural communities will continue to have access to vital resources throughout the year.And finally, if you hear the sweet sounds of Sacred Harp singing drifting through the Plaza this afternoon, that's the New Mexico Sacred Harp Convention bringing their timeless harmonies to downtown.That wraps up another beautiful, busy day in Santa Fe. Whether you're headed to the harvest, soaking up local art, or savoring simple pleasures under our signature blue sky, there’s something for everyone this weekend. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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