Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Friday, June 20th, 2025.Santa Fe is waking up to a sunny Friday, and there’s a vibrant buzz around town as summer unfolds in full swing. Today, local advocates are preparing for a major rally downtown, with public lands supporters gathering at the Capitol Plaza to make their voices heard during the governors’ meeting. This demonstration, sparked by proposed federal legislation that could put millions of acres across the West up for sale, is expected to draw a crowd of locals determined to protect the stunning open spaces that surround our city.On the political front, conversation continues after last week’s “No Kings” protests, which brought thousands of New Mexicans together in cities big and small, including Santa Fe, to push back against recent federal policies. The energy from that day seems to have carried over, with civic engagement and community discussions still rippling through town. In city government news, keep an eye on the upcoming $150 million bond vote, which is shaping up to be a hot topic for residents concerned about everything from infrastructure to affordable housing.For those eager for arts and culture, CURRENTS New Media is in full swing, captivating visitors with its unique blend of digital art, installations, and interactive experiences. This festival, running daily at multiple venues through June 22nd, is a can’t-miss for anyone curious about where technology and creativity intersect. Over at the Ellsworth Gallery, the Dan Christensen 20 Year Survey continues through tomorrow, showcasing a rotating collection of dynamic abstract paintings from this influential artist’s legacy.If you are looking for something family-friendly, summer music fills the air at local parks and plazas. The Railyard is hosting artisan markets and live music throughout the weekend, so it’s a great spot to browse, grab some fresh produce, or just enjoy the scene. Meanwhile, local shops and eateries along Canyon Road and in the Plaza district are ready for foot traffic, with galleries offering extended evening hours and plenty of spots to grab a refreshing treat.Remember, several city offices and the Santa Fe Community College Education Center will be closed today in observance of Memorial Day, so plan accordingly if you have errands on your to-do list.Whether you are joining a rally, soaking up some local art, or simply strolling the historic streets, Santa Fe is alive with possibilities today. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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