Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Thursday, November 13th, 2025.

There’s a crisp bite in the air as an arctic blast sweeps through much of the U.S., and Santa Fe is bracing for cooler temps too, so locals are layering up and getting creative indoors. Downtown is buzzing with anticipation for Grammy-winning bassist Stanley Clarke, who brings his legendary jazz fusion to the Lensic tonight at 7:30. If your soul leans more toward storytelling and Americana, swing by The Mystic Santa Fe on Cerrillos Road, where local singer-songwriter Jeremiah Glauser is serenading the evening with smooth baritone vocals and heartfelt songs—no cover, just good music and stories.

Our film lovers have compelling choices this evening. At the Center for Contemporary Arts, filmmaker Kahlil Hudson will join audiences for a special screening and Q and A at six, while just up the street, artists and art lovers can meet at the New Mexico School for the Arts’ open studio from 5 to 7, where you can peek into student creations or maybe get inspired to start your own project.

Families, don’t miss the lunchtime Animal Meet and Greet at the Santa Fe Children's Museum, where kids can get up close to furry friends and watch them munch their midday meal. Later in the afternoon, St. John’s College hosts the Iron Bookworm, a spirited gathering perfect for book enthusiasts looking for a midday intellectual spark.

Shoppers and art collectors take note. Santa Fe Community College celebrates the opening of its Burned In ceramic exhibit while holding their annual Glass Club Holiday Sale. It’s a great place to pick up something unique for early holiday gifting or just admire the skill of local student artists.

Tonight has something for flavor seekers too: Bishop’s Lodge hosts an exclusive whiskey dinner with Jack Daniel’s Master Taster Byron Copeland, featuring crafted pairings and live ceramic artistry—a treat for the palate and the senses if you managed to reserve a spot.

With so much creative energy swirling, it’s easy to see why Santa Fe stands out this season. The calendar keeps rolling with the Recycle Santa Fe Art Festival opening tomorrow and the anticipated return of the folk duo Carson and Georgie, so stay tuned for more.

That’s a wrap for today—whether your plans take you to a jazz concert, a cozy book group, or a family outing, Santa Fe is offering warmth and community in every corner. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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