Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Sunday, August third. As our city wakes up to a bright summer day, there is plenty happening around town to make the most of your Sunday in the City Different.At the top of local headlines, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham made a surprise visit this weekend to the Santa Fe Recovery Center. Her stop reinforced the state’s commitment to behavioral health and recovery services right here in our community. The Center, a vital part of Santa Fe’s support system since 2005, has expanded its reach with new behavioral health clinics and continues to be a lifeline for those seeking help and hope.Looking ahead to today’s events, Santa Fe’s lively arts and culture scene keeps everyone entertained. If you’re feeling creative or want to beat the afternoon sun, the world-famous Meow Wolf exhibit, House of Eternal Return, is open all day. Tickets are moving fast, so acting quickly will get you inside this immersive and mind-bending experience that has made Santa Fe an art destination.Music lovers should not miss tonight’s Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival at the St. Francis Auditorium at the New Mexico Museum of Art. The program features pieces by Bartok and Beethoven, promising a memorable evening in a stunning setting. For a more casual Sunday afternoon, Gruet Santa Fe is hosting a Board Game Night. Wine flights are paired with friendly competition—bring your own favorite game or try something new from their collection.For families or those looking to head outdoors, the city’s parks and café patios are abuzz. The 4th Annual Youth event in Eldorado is continuing across the weekend, making it a great spot for families with kids craving summer activity and fun.If you’re interested in science and the environment, new research out of Los Alamos is shining fresh light on how New Mexico piñon trees manage to defy drought—a hot topic as the Southwest navigates climate challenges. Meanwhile, local officials are asking residents to stay alert, as there was a possible case of measles exposure from a visiting child. For more details or health information, you can check with the Department of Health.Traffic is light for a summer weekend, but city crews remind drivers that some side streets downtown might be slower due to minor maintenance and festival set-up. Whether you’re venturing out for art, music, games, or good food, plan a little extra time for parking.And finally, as the sun starts to set, Santa Fe’s restaurant patios will be open for those who want to savor classic New Mexican cuisine while soaking in the last rays of the 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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