Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Saturday, September sixth, twenty twenty-five.
First up, after a summer of watching fire conditions closely, New Mexico State Forester has lifted fire restrictions for Santa Fe County and much of northern New Mexico. Thanks to some much-needed rain, over half the state's counties are now open for campfires, grilling, and outdoor activities. If you’re headed for a weekend hike or planning a backyard barbecue, fire crews are reminding everyone to be careful, carry extra water, and keep chains and equipment secure to avoid sparks. Even as we breathe a little easier, fire officials say most wildfires are still started by human activity, so let’s keep our forests safe as we enjoy this reprieve.
The city is electric this weekend as Fiesta de Santa Fe takes over downtown. All roads lead to the Plaza where food booths, arts and crafts markets, and a festive bandstand pull in the crowds all weekend long. Early birds, lace up for the Desfile de Los Niños pet parade this morning, a family-friendly showcase of Santa Fe’s cutest critters with costumes and plenty of smiles. Tonight, the Community Convention Center transforms for the Gran Baile dance, headlined by the Red Wine Band with local favorites Robbie Jude and David Nunez performing, so expect a lively scene for revelers of all ages.
If you’re up for music, the Santa Fe Opera hosts The Mavericks tonight at seven thirty, bringing their distinctive blend of country and rock to one of the city’s most iconic venues. For those with a flair for spontaneity, Santa Fe Improv’s Lunch Ladies and After School Special starts at seven thirty at the Convention Center. Tickets are fifteen dollars and you’re promised ninety minutes of laughter and creative surprises.
Outdoorsy folks, the Santa Fe Hiking Meetup is running a morning rapid elevation hike up Sun Mountain, kicking off at eight. With cool temps and clear skies, it’s a fantastic way to start your Saturday and maybe catch some impressive views—don’t forget water and good shoes.
If you’re looking for a bit of self-care, the Elemis Skin Care Event is happening all day at the spa on Marcy Street. Drop in for complimentary skin analysis and special deals on treatments. And if you want to wander through history, museum admission is open at the History Museum for anyone craving a quieter look at Santa Fe’s story.
As we begin September, the city’s energy is proof that whether you’re an art lover, music aficionado, outdoor enthusiast, or simply ready to celebrate community, there’s something happening everywhere today. That’s all for now. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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