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Tablao flamenco is renowned for its passion, spontaneity, and close-up connection between performers and audience. Winter Tablao 2026 brings that fire into the winter season—intense guitar, heartfelt singing, and electrifying dance, all in the intimate setting of Teatro Paraguas.
Artistic Director Mina Fajardo, master guitarist Chuscales , and principle dancer Monze Diaz lead a rotating cast of dancers and musicians, ensuring that each Friday offers a unique and unforgettable performance. Known for blending Spanish flamenco tradition with New Mexico’s artistic soul, Compañía Chuscales & Mina Fajardo has become a treasured part of Santa Fe’s performing arts community. Performances take place on the following Fridays at 7:00 p.m., December 12, 2025, January 16, 2026, and February 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2026. Tickets are $25 general admission, and $20 for seniors and students, and may be purchased online at teatroparaguasnm.org. Reservations (pay at door) may be made by calling 505-424-1601. |
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Strata Gallery is pleased to announce the third iteration of its annual juried exhibition, “Small Works.” The exhibition will be on view from January 6 through January 23, 2026 in Santa Fe’s historic district. A public reception will take place on Friday, January 9 from 5:00PM to 7:00PM.
This year’s exhibition highlights artists working across various mediums, including painting, photography, mixed media, and sculpture. Although modest in scale, the selected works invite close looking and demonstrate how small objects can hold expansive ideas. The exhibition reflects Strata Gallery’s commitment to thoughtful material exploration and diverse creative approaches. Exhibiting Artists: Allison Belolan, Amy Jordan, Amy Yoshitsu, Angie Zielinski, Anna Bush Crews, Brad Bealmear, Brenda Stumpf, Briar Craig, Camille Cunningham, Cheryl Crockett, Deborah Auten, Derek Chase, Egor Shokoladov, Emily Rankin, Fawn Brown, Gary Chaffin, Graham Cassano, Hailey Harvey, Jacqueline Mallegni, Jenna Ritter, Jessi Cross, Jessica Clark, Jessica Jeffery, Jim Allen, Jóh Ricci, John Decker, Julia Marcucci Wood, Keith Buswell, Lars Westby, Lilly Handley, Linda Barlow, Lysha Montiel, Maddie Hinrichs, Marcy Adams Nelson, Margi Weir, Marie-Pier Frigon, Mario F. Bocanegra Martinez, Michael Gallagher, Mikaela Guggino, Moira Garcia, Olivia Dawson, Rebecca Cohen, Robert Hoerlein, Rosalba Breazeale, Sabina Puppo, Sumeya Ali, Susan Allison-Hatch, Tamar Chameides, Thea Phillips, Zoe Wolfe |
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Join America's Job Center New Mexico and Guadalupe Credit Union for a FREE Financial Literacy Class that covers:
To register, call (505) 355-1758 |
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Help Support Rancho Viejo Solar!
AES’ Rancho Viejo Solar project is expected to go before the Santa Fe County Board of County Commissioners in the next several weeks. It was approved by the Santa Fe County Planning Commission with an overwhelming 6-1 vote! The state-of-the-art, 96 megawatt (MW) solar and 48 MW battery energy storage project, will feature the most advanced safety technology available and will produce enough energy to power Santa Fe’s entire residential electricity load annually. The project will also offset the equivalent of 120,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions per year. But that’s not all! Rancho Viejo Solar is estimated to create more than 200 jobs during peak construction, generate $10 million in tax revenue and $4 million in gross receipts taxes over the life of the project to our local community. This project is a win-win for the Santa Fe community. Rancho Viejo Solar will help provide a boost to our local economy, delivering compelling economic benefits to the community for decades to come, while helping Santa Fe lead the way in meeting New Mexico’s renewable energy goals over the life of the project. AES is committed to being a part of the long-time success of the Santa Fe community. They have a strong reputation as a good neighbor, community partner, and will add value to the local business community right away. The Rancho Viejo project enjoys broad support in the Santa Fe community. Local businesses and Chamber members can help by showing support for the Rancho Viejo Solar project. We need the business community to help by writing letters to our local elected officials, or by joining us for the Board of County Commissioners hearing, and generally, helping us to spread the word in the community. Please reach out and let us know if you’re willing to lend your name to the list of Rancho Viejo Solar supporters! You can contact us by emailing: [email protected]. |
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Heuer Enterprises LLC: Innovative ADUs & Tiny Homes for Workforce Housing Looking for affordable, customizable, and sustainable housing solutions? Heuer Enterprises LLC, based in Southwest Colorado, specializes in factory-built ADUs and tiny homes designed for workforce housing.
These innovative units are: ✅ Customizable & Relocatable – Tailor your space to fit your needs and move it when necessary. ✅ Expandable – Add two or three units together for more space. ✅ Sustainable & Versatile – Choose from rooftop gardens or framed roofs for an eco-friendly touch. ✅ Built for All Seasons – Durable and weather-resistant for year-round comfort. ✅ Turnkey Solutions – Complete, ready-to-move-in homes. Heuer Enterprises LLC is committed to providing flexible and high-quality housing solutions that support workforce housing needs. 📍 Learn more: https://heuerhomesllc.com/whimby/ 📧 Contact: [email protected] 📞 970-948-9492 Stay tuned for more innovative housing solutions in our community! |
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Jacobs Family Insurance is collaborating with various organizations to safeguard neighborhoods and homeowners' homes. Daily inspections are conducted for clients' residences and new business properties. For a comprehensive overview of home inspection, please feel free to reach out via email at [email protected] or call at 505-321-1323.
For more than a decade, Jacobs Family Insurance has been part of the Allstate Family providing top-notch guidance, advice, and answers to Santa Fe’s questions about its insurance needs. They offer all types of insurance coverages to our clients, including Auto, Home, Motorcycle, Boat & Watercraft, Flood Insurance, Business Insurance, Life, and Health Insurance. Let them help you cut your insurance cost with a competitive quote from a team that genuinely cares about you and our community. |
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THE ANNUAL GALA The Annual Gala is scheduled to be held on January 10th,2026 at La Fonda on the Plaza. This event is an essential part of our fundraising efforts, and the funds raised will directly support our programs and help us reach more individuals in need. The evening will feature inspiring stories about our participants, a silent auction, dinner, and entertainment from comedian, actor, and musician Carlos Medina—all aimed at highlighting the impact of our work and the importance of your support. ABOUT IT ALL MATTERS INC. At It All Matters Inc., we believe in the transformative power of martial arts. Our organization provides accessible Kenpo karate lessons to individuals who face various challenges. By doing so, we offer not just physical training, but also a platform for building confidence, discipline, and a sense of community. Our programs are designed to enrich lives and nurture potential within each participant. Head to the website for sponsorship opportunities. |
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Every year, thousands of survivors of sexual assault and child abuse need a place to turn. Solace Sexual Assault Services provides life-changing care in English and Spanish — therapy, advocacy, forensic interviewing and preventative education — all free of charge to our clients.
As demand grows and federal funding declines, community generosity is more important than ever. In 2025, supporters helped raise nearly $125,000, expand outreach programs, and strengthen prevention efforts across schools, festivals, and community events — ensuring survivors could continue to heal. Now, we must act again. We need resources to protect essential services, retain expert caregivers, and complete storm-related repairs to our 20-year-old facility. Your support ensures: -Survivors receive trauma-informed care -Children are interviewed safely, close to home -Schools + workplaces receive prevention education -Healing remains accessible to all Your gift today helps ensure survivors receive the compassionate care they deserve — now and for years to come. Give today: //FindSolace.org/donate |
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