Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Saturday, August 23rd, 2025.Football fans in Santa Fe are waking up with plenty to celebrate after the Santa Fe High School Demons charged onto the field last night for the season opener and delivered a decisive 32 to 0 shutout victory over cross-town rivals Capital. St. Michael's was also victorious, blanking Taos with a 26 to 0 win, while Pojoaque Valley dominated Crownpoint 54 to 0. There’s no better way to start the school year than with a big win, and you can bet these games will be the talk of town at breakfast spots this morning.Art lovers, Santa Fe’s spirit is alive and thriving this weekend. The Aurelia Gallery on Canyon Road is hosting Icons of the Native Northeast, an exhibit showcasing the diverse stories and artistry of Northeastern Native cultures. The Santa Fe Society of Artists is out as well, turning downtown into an open-air gallery perfect for a morning stroll. Meanwhile, you’ll find even more creativity at the Railyard Artisan Market and El Mercado Del Museo for art, crafts, and a lively community vibe.If you’re part of Friends of Folk Art, today is the day for the highly anticipated annual home tour, featuring visits to three private homes with stunning collections of folk art from New Mexico and around the world. That kicks off at noon in the historic Eastside, so be sure you’re registered and a current member if you want a spot on the van.Later tonight, something magical is fluttering over at the Santa Fe Botanical Garden with The Moth Project, a mesmerizing blend of science, live music, and visual artistry. Grammy-nominated Peter Kiesewalter and violinist Whitney La Grange lead a journey through moth lore and family migration stories, all in a captivating amphitheater setting. The bar opens at 7, and the main program starts at 8:30. Tickets are required and selling fast, so check if spots remain before heading out.A quick health update for our listeners: state health officials say three new measles cases were confirmed yesterday in New Mexico, bringing the year’s total to one hundred. While Santa Fe has not reported a recent cluster, residents are urged to check vaccination status and observe extra care, especially if traveling.If you’re seeking more weekend adventure, Canyon Road is buzzing with art and history walking tours, perfectly timed for late summer weather. For those wishing to explore further afield, New Mexico’s event calendar is packed with festivals, flamenco, and even late-night ghost tours in Albuquerque for the brave-hearted.And in a boost for the local business scene, five New Mexico technology companies were awarded state grants this week to help advance innovations in everything from bioscience to space tech. It’s an exciting moment for the future of New Mexico’s economy and a reminder that big ideas have a home right here.That wraps up today’s roundup. Whether you’re soaking up art, savoring the sweet victory of local high school football, or just enjoying another gorgeous Santa Fe weekend, there’s plenty to discover right outside your door. 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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