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The Santa Fe Farmers' Market operates Saturdays year round from 8 am to 1 pm. The market also runs a Tuesday session from May 5 through December 22, 2026, and Double Up Food Bucks doubles SNAP and EBT dollars for shoppers.

The Railyard has emerged as Santa Fe’s epicenter for diverse local markets, live entertainment, gallery openings and artist talks, as well as free community events. Come experience why the Santa Fe Railyard has become the place to celebrate, engage, and be entertained. Charlotte Jackson Fine Art – 39 Years Later – Chouinard Icons Arnoldi, Cooper, and Dill Reunite Charlotte Jackson Fine Art – 39 Years Later – Chouinard Icons Arnoldi, Cooper, and Dill Reunite Charlotte Jackson Fine Art – 39 Years Later – Chouinard Icons Arnoldi, Cooper, and Dill Reunite Uncover the perfect venue for your next event at The Railyard. As the premier destination for live events, markets and more, The Railyard has numerous versatile spaces ready to accommodate your next event. Discover local flavors at The Railyard. Explore a diverse selection of dining and drinking options, from relaxing lounges to lively e...

The Santa Fe Farmers' Market Railyard, at the market pavilion at 1607 Paseo de Peralta and Guadalupe, runs Saturdays year round from 8 am to 1 pm plus Tuesdays from 8 am to 1 pm, May 5 through December 22. It is one of the markets operated by the New Mexico Farmers' Marketing Association and stays open through the winter.

Santa Fe Farmers' Market runs Saturdays year round from 8 am to 1 pm, plus a Tuesday Del Sur Market from 3 to 6 pm, July 7 through September 29, 2026, at Presbyterian Medical Center, 4801 Beckner Road. A separate Tuesday Market runs May 5 through December 22, 2026, and the Railyard Artisan Market meets Sundays from 10 am to 3 pm.

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The Santa Fe Farmers' Market's Del Sur Tuesday market runs July 7 through September 29, Tuesdays from 3 to 6 pm, in the Presbyterian Hospital parking lot at 4801 Beckner Road. It is one of several markets operated by the New Mexico Farmers' Marketing Association and closes for the winter season.

Zozobra 2026 - The Hottest Santa Fe Festival! Skip to primary navigation The Gloom Box: How to Submit Your Worries to Burn in Zozobra Learn how to submit your worries to the Zozobra Gloom Box and join one of Santa Fe’s most powerful traditions of emotional release and renewal. The Burning of Zozobra ranks as one of the most popular things to do in Santa Fe, New Mexico, an event that should be on everyone’s calendar. We have answers to the most frequently asked questions about Zozobra. As Santa Feans prepare for the 102nd Burning of Zozobra, it’s worth reflecting on how this unique ritual and tradition connects to ancient spiritual practices. Kiwanis would like to thank the below business and community members for their support of the Burning of Zozobra!

As the autumn breeze sweeps through the historic ranch grounds, join us for a celebration of the bountiful harvest season. The Santa Fe Harvest Festival, held for over five decades, remains El Rancho de Las Golondrinas’ most popular events. Learn the time-honored tradition of crafting vibrant red chile ristras, or wander through the pumpkin patch to pick the perfect pumpkin for your fall decor and activities. Stomp grapes at the old winery, and explore corn husks arts with hands-on demonstrations. Browse through local artisans and crafts, surrounded by the colorful foliage of cottonwoods and historic buildings, where docents steeped in historical knowledge will guide you through hundreds of years of New Mexico’s history. Don’t forget the traditional hayride for the kids, either. Live music acts blend the modern and the historical. Sample regional beers and wines, and browse multiple f...

Traditional and contemporary Native American jewelry, pottery, textiles and other one-of-kind art made by renowned Indigenous artists at the SWAIA Winter Indian Market in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Come out and visit our Artists and see what's new! Applications for the 2027 season jury will be available December 1st, 2026 After December 1st, please email info@santafeartistsmarket.com to request an application. The Santa Fe Artists Market, Inc., is a nonprofit organization that provides a venue for local juried artists to sell their fine art and crafts in one of Santa Fe's most popular locations, the Railyard Arts District! Now in its fourteenth season, tourists from across the country and around the world enjoy Santa Fe's best in pottery, jewelry, paintings, photography, sculpture, furniture, textiles and more! Enjoy fine art and crafts from local juried artists at our beautiful venue in Santa Fe, New Mexico!

Traditional and contemporary Native American jewelry, pottery, textiles and other one-of-kind art made by renowned Indigenous artists at the SWAIA Winter Indian Market in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The 40th annual Challenge New Mexico Arts & Crafts Festival will be help on June 9th and 10th, 2018 on the Santa Fe Plaza to benefit the CNM Ranch and Therapeutic Horseback Riding Program.

For decades, El Rancho de Las Golondrinas’ Spring Festival has celebrated the conclusion of spring and the start of summer. Join us to celebrate the blossoming of New Mexico’s rich cultural heritage. Watch our annual sheep shearing, using historic methods from centuries past, and authentic horno bread baking. See traditional weaving and dyeing demonstrations along with child-centered crafts tailored just for them. Adults can explore dozens of artisan and food vendors, and take in an afternoon drink from Tumbleroot Brewery or New Mexico Hard Cider. See traditional Hispanic dance traditions with La Sociedad Colonial Española de Santa Fe, and Indigenous dancers with Lightning Boy Foundation. Explore the hundreds of acres that make up this historic Rancho, and meet Civil War reenactors who will bring you into the territorial era. Learn to grind corn, to make adobe brick, and create tin st...

For decades, El Rancho de Las Golondrinas’ Spring Festival has celebrated the conclusion of spring and the start of summer. Join us to celebrate the blossoming of New Mexico’s rich cultural heritage. Watch our annual sheep shearing, using historic methods from centuries past, and authentic horno bread baking. See traditional weaving and dyeing demonstrations along with child-centered crafts tailored just for them. Adults can explore dozens of artisan and food vendors, and take in an afternoon drink from Tumbleroot Brewery or New Mexico Hard Cider. See traditional Hispanic dance traditions with La Sociedad Colonial Española de Santa Fe, and Indigenous dancers with Lightning Boy Foundation. Explore the hundreds of acres that make up this historic Rancho, and meet Civil War reenactors who will bring you into the territorial era. Learn to grind corn, to make adobe brick, and create tin st...

El Rancho de Las Golondrinas is home to the longest-running wine festival in the state of New Mexico. Sample and purchase a glass from 17 New Mexico-based wineries. Explore artisan vendors offering clothing, accessories, art, household good and more. Multiple food trucks onsite offer dining options, as do many of the food vendors on site. The Santa Fe Wine Festival is a Santa Fe summer tradition. The Santa Fe Wine Festival occurs July 4 & 5, from noon-6pm. It takes place at El Rancho de Las Golondrinas at 334 Los Pinos Road, Santa Fe, NM, 87507. You can learn more about El Rancho de Las Golondrinas on our about page . Ponderosa Valley Winery, D.H. Lescombes Winery, Gruet Winery, El Alamo Winery, Black Range Vineyards, Jaramillo Winery, Black Mesa Winery, Black Smuggler Winery, Vinos Unidos, Sheehan Winery, Shattuck Vineyard, Noisy Water Winery, La Esperanza Vineyards, Luna Rossa Winer...

Contemporary Hispanic Market Inc is the worlds largest hispanic market. Taking place in the heart of Santa Fe, New Mexico every July. Art collectors travel from all over the United States for this diverse art show/market to add original creations to their private art collections. Entry is free.

Celebrate Hispanic heritage at Santa Fe's Traditional Spanish Market. Enjoy art, music, and culture in a vibrant annual event.

The 48th annual Whitehawk Antique Indian and Ethnographic Art Show in Santa Fe, New Mexico premiers one of the top art special exhibits in the country this year with the exclusive presentation of The First Moderns . The show brings together a one-of-a-kind collection of extraordinary Germantown weavings demonstrating that the Navajos created the first examples of modern art in the Americas. The weavings will be on display August 6-9, 2026 at the Santa Fe Convention Center. Beginning in the 1860s, commercial yarns began flowing into the hands of Navajo weavers, bringing a previously unimaginable pallet of colors onto the canvas of the desert Southwest. These yarns, from factories in Germantown, Pennsylvania and others along the East Coast, were often handed out by white traders to the very best Navajo weavers. The result was a previously untouched use of design and color, a true milepo...

Get ready to raise a glass and toast to the rich brewing heritage of New Mexico as we celebrate the best in local craft beer. For nearly a decade, the Santa Fe Beer Festival has brought together dozens of breweries, unique artisan vendors and food trucks for a memorable summer weekend. Explore our historic grounds and immerse yourself in rich New Mexico history and culture. Plus, be a part of history as we bring in rancho-grown Las Golondrinas hops to learn about New Mexico’s long history of brewing. A slew of local bands play throughout the day, where you can relax under the shade and break from the beer for plenty of cold drinks and treats. This event brings thousands to the Rancho year after year, becoming a Santa Fe Summer tradition for folks across our state. VIP ticket options are available as well (see below). The Santa Fe Beer Festival occurs August 8 & 9, from noon-6pm. It ta...

Be in the room when the winning artists receive the news. Experience the art before it hits the Plaza. Come for an unforgettable evening at the SFIM Gala & Live Auction, leave a legacy supporting Native artists. Six showstopping Native designers - 10 exclusive looks rock the runway at this do not miss event. GIFF brings you important Native films and post screening Q&A. Be a part of the conversation. Your support goes far beyond a winning bid. Every dollar sustains SWAIA’s mission: uplifting Native artists through education and economic opportunity, protecting cultural continuity and Tribal sovereignty, and building the tools artists need to thrive on their own terms. Now in its 104th year, the Santa Fe Indian Market (SFIM) is the largest and most prestigious Native art market in the world. Each August, nearly 1,000 Native artists from over 200 Tribal Nations transform the streets of...