Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Wednesday, September 3rd, and what a vibrant day we have lined up here in the City Different. If you are looking to step outside and soak in some late-summer beauty, the folks at El Rancho de Las Golondrinas are hosting Wetland Wednesdays today, running from ten in the morning until three in the afternoon. This is a fantastic chance for families and nature lovers to explore the wetlands, learn about local ecology, and maybe even spot some wildlife in the crisp September air.
If you would rather lace up your hiking boots, don’t miss the guided mushroom hike on the Norski Trail starting at eleven. Whether you are a seasoned mycologist or just someone with a taste for adventure, this outing promises a fresh take on one of Santa Fe’s hidden gems among the aspens.
Art aficionados, you’ll want to swing by Aurelia Gallery downtown for Icons of the Native Northeast—an exhibit celebrating Indigenous artistry and storytelling, open throughout the day. And for those in a more playful mood, there’s a dose of enigmatic fun at Santa Fe’s Secret Society Mystery Hunt, happening at 82 East San Francisco Street this afternoon—perfect for puzzle lovers and anyone looking for a quirky adventure.
As the sun goes down, make your way to The Cowgirl BBQ for a live set by Chessa Peak from four to six this evening. Chessa, one of New Mexico’s acclaimed singer-songwriters, is sure to bring her signature blend of country and folk to the patio stage, making it the place to unwind with good food and even better music.
Turning to citywide happenings, Governor Lujan Grisham made headlines this week by announcing a new partnership between New Mexico and DARPA, aiming to put our state at the forefront of quantum technology research. This move promises more jobs and tech innovation in Santa Fe, accelerating a future where high-tech startups could become a familiar sight right here on our streets.
If you or anyone you know was affected by recent post-fire flooding in Northern New Mexico, especially around the Hermits Peak area, officials want to remind residents that assistance funds remain available and help is just a call away. Make sure to check in with your local fire claim navigator if you need support or have lost property to these floods.
Weather-wise, all eyes are on Hurricane Lorena, currently skirting Baja California. While this storm is not expected to impact Santa Fe directly, forecasters urge those with travel plans to the southwest to stay updated, as the system could shift and bring disruptive weather later this week.
Before we sign off, here’s a quick note for the educators and creative spirits out there: The New Mexico Public Education Department and Santa Fe Opera are rolling out a free professional development series this semester, all as part of the newly declared Year of the Arts in Education. It’s a fresh opportunity to bring even more creativity to our classrooms.
That’s your local beat for today. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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