Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Thursday, November 20th, 2025.
After a brisk and frosty sunrise, the city is already humming with life. If you’re looking for a cozy indoor start, the DeVargas Center offers chess at the mall, where players of all ages gather at 10 a.m. to play, learn, and connect. Just down the road, creativity takes center stage with the Eldorado Arts and Crafts Association Winter Art Show at the Eldorado Community Center beginning at 10, a great way to pick up unique, handmade gifts before the holiday rush.
For the art-curious and history-minded, the Museum of International Folk Art hosts a community exhibition titled “Our Journey: Ambiguous Loss and the Art that Expresses It,” on view from 5 to 7 this evening. It’s a powerful chance to witness stories of immigration, grief, and healing—refreshments are provided, adding warmth and community spirit as we edge closer to the holidays.
Tonight marks a real treat for music lovers. Sol y Soul brings live Latin rhythms to La Fiesta Lounge in La Fonda on the Plaza, with dancing and good vibes from 6 to 9. For those leaning towards the electric, Paradiso launches its recurring New Mexico Jazz Jam at 7:30. Experience top local musicians in an atmosphere inspired by classic New York jazz clubs.
If you’re eager for something immersive, the Lensic hosts “Songs and Stories,” featuring acclaimed singer-songwriters Craig Finn, Patterson Hood, and Alejandro Escovedo—a night of collaboration and celebration of Americana. Meow Wolf delivers “New Constellations,” known to be an eye-popping, genre-blurring show for those who crave a multisensory theatrical hit.
For the theater buffs, “The Half Life of Marie Curie” opens tonight at The Lab Theater, promising a compelling exploration of scientific friendship and resilience. If your mood leans darker, Porter Hall’s “Pitch Dark” at 7:30 offers a night of powerful darkwave music, or head to 157 West Marcy Street for “Santa Fe Murder Mystery: Death in the Shadows” and test your detective skills.
Not to be outdone, local singer-songwriter Lara Manzanares celebrates her album release with a live set at Unit B—expect heartfelt performances and guest appearances that showcase Santa Fe’s unique music scene. And for families, Santa arrives early at Santa Fe Place Mall with free activities, face painting, and snacks to ramp up the festive energy.
The Santa Fe Farmers’ Market continues strong on Tuesdays but don’t forget, twilight adventures await at LiggettVille, where families and friends can climb, zip, and scramble from 4 to 8. Meanwhile, the courthouse keeps moving with hearings and community decisions shaping the city’s next chapter.
That wraps up today’s roundup of happenings and things to do right here in Santa Fe. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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