Santa Fe New Mexico Entertainment & Events

Special Events

• Center for Contemporary Arts Santa Fe
  1050 Old Pecos Trail • Santa Fe, NM 87505
  505-982-1338
  "New Mexico's destination for arts in all media," the Center for Contemporary Arts offers film series, performances, artists lectures, digital media art classes for all levels, the Muñoz Waxman Gallery, spector ripps project space, special events throughout the year and much more. more...

• Santa Fe Film Festival
  1616 St. Michael's Drive (Office) • Santa Fe, NM 87505
  In the St. Michael's Village West Shopping Center
  505-988-5225
  Located at the Santa Fe Film Center, a 125-seat theater which offers year-round film programming one half-block east of the entrance to the College of Santa Fe; the not-for-profit Santa Fe Film Festival premiers "local New Mexican film, new American and foreign film, including revivals, retrospectives, independent productions and mini-festivals." The Santa Fe Film Festival will take place December 3-7, 2008. more...

• Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta
  551 West Cordova Road, #723 • Santa Fe, NM 87505
  505-438-8060
  The Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta is an annual event featuring five days of fantastic wine and food. Cooking demonstrations, seminars, and wine tastings are scheduled. The Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta will take place September 24-28, 2008. more...

• Lensic Performing Arts Center, The
  211 West San Francisco Street • Santa Fe, NM 87501
  505-988-1234 (Box Office)
  "Santa Fe’s premier year-round performing arts center," the renovated historic Lensic is the place to enjoy theater, music, dances, films, lectures, community events and family programming with its state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems. more...

Cinema

• UA DeVargas Mall 6
  562 North Guadalupe • Santa Fe, NM 87501
  505-988-1110
  A Regal theater, UA DeVargas Mall 6 shows all of Hollywood's latest movies. more...

• UA North 6
  4250 Cerrillos Road • Santa Fe, NM 87501
  505-471-3321
  UA North 6 shows the latest dramas, comedies, and romances. more...

Concerts & Performances

• Santa Fe Opera
  P.O. Box 2408 • Santa Fe, NM505-986-5900
  Located seven miles north of Santa Fe on the west side of U.S. Highway 84/285, surrounded by the Sangre de Cristo and Jemez Mountains; the Santa Fe Opera has "become recognized as one of the world's leading cultural festivals," featuring "American singers in a wide-ranging and challenging repertory." more...

• Baroque Christmas
  1405 Luisa Street, Suite 2 (Office) • Santa Fe, NM 87501
  Held at the Historic Loretto Chapel
  505-988-4640
  One of Santa Fe’s favorite holiday traditions, this unique and enjoyable Christmas concert is a celebration of music and praise. The Masters of the Baroque and Santa Fe Pro Musica's Baroque Christmas will take place December 19-24, 2008. more...

• Aspen Santa Fe Ballet
  550-B St. Michael's Drive, Suite 1 • Santa Fe, NM 87505
  505-983-5591
  One of the largest dance presenters in the United States, the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet is a nationally recognized dance company that welcomes the best in dance in both Aspen and Santa Fe. more...

Festivals & Fairs

• Santa Fe Winter Fiesta
  The first annual Santa Fe Winter Fiesta takes place throughout Santa Fe's historic streets and in the nearby Rocky Mountains. It will feature daily special events focusing on Santa Fe's bountiful outdoor opportunities, Native American and Spanish cultures, the region's savory and diverse cuisine, the city's performing arts, and Santa Fe's endless fine arts. The festival will conclude with the Annual ARTfeast, one of Santa Fe's most popular annual events.  more...

Tours

• Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway
  The 65-mile Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway covers 15,000 square miles of central New Mexico, linking Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Its highest peak at 10,600 feet, Sandia Crest overlooks Albuquerque and the Rio Grande Valley. more...

• Sante Fe Southern Railway
  410 South Guadalupe Street • Santa Fe, NM 87501
  505-989-8600
  Enjoy one of the daily trips, night trains or special events trains through the High Desert, along the original route that carried early tourist adventurers, settlers, artists and scientists into the city. more...