Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Sunday, July 27, 2025.Santa Fe is lighting up with energy this weekend as our beloved Plaza transforms for the annual Traditional Spanish Market. From eight this morning until five, locals and visitors alike are converging downtown to browse hundreds of booths featuring traditional Spanish Colonial art. You can see woodcarving, retablos, tinwork, and textiles—and even take home a piece of history. At nine a.m., the Cathedral Basilica hosts the Spanish Market Mass, followed by a heartfelt procession through the Plaza, where artists will receive their traditional blessing. And remember, parking can be tricky, so check out the New Mexico Rail Runner Express for a stress-free ride into town.If you’re in the mood for contemporary creativity, swing by the Santa Fe Playhouse on East De Vargas for the 505 Alive Summer Festival Series. Ten captivating performances packed into eight weeks are bringing bold dance and music to the stage, offering a cutting-edge counterpoint to the historic traditions on display at the Plaza. It’s the perfect spot to soak up the city’s fearless creative spirit.Art lovers should also carve out time for the Native American Portal Artisans Courtyard Sales at the New Mexico History Museum, ongoing from ten to four today. In celebration of Spanish Market weekend, artisans from twenty-three tribes and pueblos will showcase their handcrafted jewelry, pottery, and more. All-day museum admission is just five dollars, so you can tour the exhibitions and meet the makers behind the art.If you have young scientists in your family, consider the STEAM Sunday program up at Los Luceros Historic Site. Today’s hands-on theme is macroinvertebrates, offering a fun deep dive into the wildlife of the Rio Grande for kids ten and older from one-thirty to three.Santa Fe Opera is in full swing, drawing guests from across the country for performances like La Boheme and The Marriage of Figaro. If you spot groups heading to La Fonda for pre-concert talks, that’s part of the much-anticipated Santa Fe Opera Tour week, a highlight on our summer cultural calendar.On the civic front, FEMA and the SBA continue offering in-person disaster assistance at the State Disaster Resource Center for those affected by recent storms and flooding. While the main center is just down the road in Ruidoso, Santa Fe residents supporting loved ones in Lincoln County can help spread the word about available aid and resources.Santa Fe County Fire has a quick reminder for everyone: all burn permits remain suspended, so hold off on any outdoor burning until further notice.Finally, if you’re eager for more visual inspiration, stop by Aurelia Gallery for the exhibition We Are the People, featuring new works by L. Scooter Morris. It’s a wonderful way to round out a day filled with art, tradition, and innovation.That wraps up the best of what’s happening in and around Santa Fe today. Whether you’re celebrating Spanish heritage, diving into music and theater, or supporting your community, Santa Fe has something to keep your Sunday vibrant and memorable.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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