Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Sunday, November 9, 2025. The air is crisp and the city is alive with things to do, so let’s dive into what’s happening around town today and how it’s shaping our community.
Early risers can catch the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market already in full swing at the Railyard, where local farmers and artisans bring the flavors and crafts of Northern New Mexico to your shopping basket. It’s a perfect spot to stock up on fresh produce, browse handcrafted goods, and connect with the folks who put food on our neighbors’ tables.
For families and art lovers, the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum is hosting a special Family Day to celebrate the opening of its new exhibition, Tewa Nangeh or Tewa Country. The event runs from 10:30 in the morning until 2:30 in the afternoon and includes storytime sessions and hands-on art activities designed to honor the region’s deep indigenous roots and vibrant creative spirit. It’s not just a gallery visit—it’s an immersive cultural experience for all ages.
If you’re looking for a colorful burst of energy this afternoon, head to the Flamenco Fiesta de Santa Fe at 2pm for Mariposa del Aire, or Butterfly of the Air. This electrifying performance is set to fill the city with the passionate rhythms and expressive dance that flamenco is famous for. The fall fiesta brings together local and visiting performers in a celebration of tradition, transformation, and pure artistry.
Curious minds and chess enthusiasts can swing by Chess at the Mall starting at 10am. Whether you’re a grandmaster or just learning the moves, this open event gives you a chance to challenge friends, meet new players, or even pick up a few strategic tips over a friendly game.
And for those willing to hop over to the Jemez Valley, the second and final day of the Jemez Uncommon Studio Tour goes from 11 to 5. Local artists open their doors to showcase work that ranges from contemporary sculpture to traditional pottery, inviting you to explore the creativity tucked away in our beautiful neighboring communities. Admission is free, and it’s a rare chance to see art spaces and meet the makers in person.
A quick note from the aviation world that could impact future travel in and out of Santa Fe—Atlantic Aviation has just acquired the Jet Center at Santa Fe, making moves in the regional air industry. This change could mean expanded services and new opportunities for business and private flyers, so keep an eye on developments at the Santa Fe Regional Airport as our city continues to grow and connect.
From music and dance to local markets and art tours, Santa Fe’s calendar is packed with ways to experience culture, community, and creativity today. Whether you’re exploring new exhibitions, listening to flamenco, or just grabbing fresh squash and apples for Sunday dinner, this city is yours to enjoy.
This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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