The Best of Santa Fe is out!
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Winner, winner chicken dinner! We know we say this every year, but how is it already time to announce the 2026 Best of Santa Fe Winners? We had several changes to our voting process this year, ones that we think have streamlined the process for readers and businesses, and weโre making our Winners Guide available two months early. Pat yourselves on the back, Santa Feans, because we received more than 28,000 votes in 30 days to pick the Best of Santa Fe!
Just in time for those summer visitors to arrive en masse in the City Different, weโve got the best of the best ready for them to scope out where to go and what to do in our fair city. This year, weโve had a lot of newcomers this year to the Best of scene, and it was anybodyโs game to win. This means the businesses, services, people and places that we love about our town and truly chosen by you, the reader, and we love how much you love Santa Fe.
Find it in our regular pickup spots this weekend and online next week…
Illustrator Vanessa Vanya is brings her recent politically inspired work to Little Bites Gallery
JC Gonzo debuts his newest show depicting New Mexico Graveyards at CENTER
Vamonos! Santa Fe Walks hosts in-town walks on trails near Santa Fe’s parks and various trails. This week’s Take a Walk on the South Side takes place at the South Side Library to Tierra Contenta Trail.
A weekly art/reading-based hour for the kiddos. Free, but you must RSVP at meowwolf.com
Deep cut cumbias y más.
Workin’ man’s blues.
An exhibition of photographs by Lynn Adler documenting life in the tiny village of Petaca, New Mexco in the early 1970s
For the love of Chocolate, come join us for a Sacred Cacao ceremony with Shamanic Journey, May 30 at Santa Fe Community Yoga. Ceremonial cacao is a heart opener, healer and builds community.
Salsa and rueda lessons with Marie Maez. All levels welcome. New routines each week, combos and musicality. $15-$25 sliding scale
Blue Line Trio is a modern organ trio with its roots planted firmly in the soulful groove of the 1960s.
This two-hour workshop includes a presentation and demonstration, time for you to choose blooms and create your own vase design to take home, light snacks and drinks and you’ll get to meet and converse with others that share your interest in flowers. to sign up, purchase your spot today on our website or call at 505.820.0044.
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