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Bishop’s Lodge in Santa Fe, NM is hosting Gustavo Pimentel, Classical Guitarist from 5:00–8:00 pm every Saturday evening at the Skyfire Restaurant and Bar starting July 6, 2024. A master of the guitar, Gustavo plays what he calls New Mexican Spanish Art Music, which includes Jazz, Flamenco, pop, Spanish and classical. While you’re there, enjoy the special menu as Bishop’s Lodge takes pride in sourcing the highest quality ingredients available and use simple, pure, local and regional flavors on their made from scratch menu.
Gustavo graduated with a Master’s in Music at the prestigious Conservatorio of Mexico, "Estudio de Arte Guitarristico” with Maestro Manuel Lopez Ramos. He also studied with Pepe Romero and Celine Romero at San Diego State University. For more information please call (505) 315-9717 or (505) 390-2323. |
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Estate Sale—Lovely Santa Fe Get-A-Way
Sale Date and times: Friday September 13th 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM Saturday, September 14th 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Address: 682 La Viveza Court Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 This beautiful estate has been a cherished part-time home for over 25 years. The couple, both passionate opera enthusiasts and one professional cellist, are relocating back to their home in the East. Over the years, they’ve collected timeless treasures and cozy furnishings that anyone would love to own. The home is currently on the market with Sotheby's, Santa Fe Real Estate. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore their home and purchase a beautiful item or two. There’s something for everyone: Dining table, china cabinet, sleeper sofa, lounge chairs, Southwest and Indigenous artifacts, queen and full-size beds, scanner, printer, tools, Chippendale sterling silverware for 8 with serving pieces, artwork, opera posters, crystal, outdoor patio furniture, Nambe, cleaning supplies, refrigerator, and so much more! Brought to you by Estate Sales with Grace 505-490-1099 EstateSalesWithGrace.com |
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¡Viva México! The Music, Dance and Poetry of Mexico
September 6–15 at Teatro Paraguas | September 20–22 at Museum of International Folk Art Teatro Paraguas Presents ¡Viva México! WHERE: Teatro Paraguas, 3205 Calle Marie, Santa Fe WHAT: ¡Viva México! The Music, Dance and Poetry of Mexico WHEN: September 6-15 Friday, Saturday at 7:30pm & Sunday at 2pm & 5PM TICKETS: $25 General admission, $15 Limited Income Reservations (pay at door) 505-424-1601 WHERE: Museum of International Folk Art, On Museum Hill, 706 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe WHAT: ¡Viva México! The Music, Dance and Poetry of Mexico WHEN: September 20-22 Friday, Saturday 8pm & Sunday 2pm TICKETS: $25 General admission, $15 Limited Income INFO: https://teatroparaguasnm.org Teatro Paraguas is pleased to present ¡Viva México! The Music, Dance and Poetry of Mexico. Beginning in an age before Spanish was even spoken in the Americas, continuing up to present times, ¡Viva México! celebrates the incredibly rich heritage of Mexican music, dance and poetry through a fully staged, choreographed production that coincides with the Mexican Día de La Independencia or Independence Day (September 16). Singers, musicians and dancers from Teatro Paraguas as well as Ballet Folclórico Xóchitl, Los Niños de Santa Fe, and Music Director Thelma Arguello, come together in a lively performance of songs and dances from Pre-Colombian Aztec times, through the ages of Spanish colonization, Mexican Independence, and up to the modern era. Interspersed between music and dance numbers, actors from Teatro Paraguas celebrate the Mexican poetic tradition through showcasing the poetry of contemporary, living Mexican poets. Music and dance in the show includes the Aztec Tonantzin, 19th century varsovianas, waltzes, serenades, the lively La Cucaracha, ending with the popular Huapango de Moncayo. All songs and poems will be presented in the original Spanish, with English translations projected above the stage. ¡Viva Mexico! Features a large cast including actors and singers, Alex Streeper, Ali Esmeralda Marin, Cristina Vigil, Elsa Lopez, Jonathan Harrell, Miranda Arteaga, Monica Arteaga, Paola Vengoechea Martini, Antonia Chavez, ilana Burke, and musicians, David Garcia, Mario Reynolds, and Dan Burke. ¡Viva Mexico! Is in collaboration with the wonderful dance groups Ballet Folclórico Xóchiltl of which includes Rafael Ecamilla, Analicia Guitrón, Daisy Vargas, Mykayla Trujillo, Elizabeth Zambrano, Luis Ontiveros, Jocelyn Flores, Alex Streeper, Paola Vengochea, Rosa Yelma Sánchez, Zulema Chavero, Stevany Aguirre, Armanee Gallegos, Inés Carrillo & Los Ninos de Santa Fe Antonina Valdéz Romp, Director, Ariana Romp, Carmelita Archuleta, Cassandra Petrofes, Colleen Felderwert, Gabriela Chavez, Pilar Maez, Savannah Salbidrez, Vanessa Salbidrez, Kenneth Romp, Diego Lonardoni, Juan Carlos Rodriguez, Remigio Torres, Víctor Palma ¡Viva Mexico! Features works from poets; Alberto Blanco, Eduardo Hurtado, Efrain Bartolome, Fabio Morabito, Francisco Segovia, Heriberto Yepez, Luis Miguel Aguilar, Rafael Vargas, Ricardo Yanez, Silvia Tomas Rivera, Veronica Volkow The production runs September 6-15, 2024, with performances on Friday and Saturday at 7:30pm & a weekend engagement at the Museum of International Folk Art, September 20-22 at Tickets are $25 general admission and $15 limited income, and may be purchased online at teatroparaguasnm.org. Please call 505-424-1601 to make reservations if you wish to purchase tickets at the door. This project is made possible in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, Santa Fe Arts and Culture and the 1% Lodger’s Tax, Santa Fe Community Foundation, and the National Latinx Theater Initiative. Contact: Ali Marin @ [email protected] Argos MacCallum (505) 424-1601 Friday the 13th—Frightfully Fun Mixology Class
Friday, September 13 | 5:00 pm–6:30 pm | Santa Fe Spirits Distillery 
Friday the 13th Frightfully Fun Mixology Class
Friday, September 13 | 5:00–6:30 pm Santa Fe Spirits, 7505 Mallard Way “It’s just a jump to the left. And then a step to the right…” Spooky Season is around the corner! Why not prepare for your spooky season festivities on Friday the 13th with Santa Fe Spirits?!? We will be hosting a Frightfully Fun Mixology Class at our distillery beginning at 5 pm. |
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Save the date for Saturday, September 14, 2024 for The Friendship Club's 45th anniversary of the Friendship Club and Recovery Day Celebration! Many fun events are being planned, including speakers, refreshments, information, giveaways, drawings, and more.
Established in 1979, The Friendship Club's mission is to provide and maintain a multi-use community center that promotes activities and events on mental, spiritual, and physical recovery. They provide and inviting, supportive environment where people in recovery can heal and help one another. |
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The Del Norte LOV Foundation is proud to host its 3rd Annual Spread the LOV Gala, a signature event to raise awareness and funds that benefit the Del Norte LOV Foundation in its support of youth and families in New Mexico.
The 3rd Annual Spread the LOV Gala will feature an online auction that starts on Tuesday, September 10, 2024 and will culminate in-person on the evening of Saturday, September 14, 2024 at Santa Fe Farmers’ Market Pavilion located at 1607 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 from 5:30 - 7 :30 pm. The Gala celebration will include:
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Josephine LoRe Reads Poetry at Teatro Paraguas
WHAT: Poetry Reading with Canadian Poet Josephine LoRe WHEN: Tuesday September 17, 2024 at 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Teatro Paraguas, 3205 Calle Marie, Santa Fe TICKETS: Free Josephine LoRe's childhood dream was to become a writer. Her first publication at age 12 appeared in the Toronto Gladstone Library collection. Josephine went on to win the Norma Epstein Prize for Creative Writing in her third year at University College (University of Toronto) for her first collection of poetry. Josephine 's poems are rooted in and inspired by nature and family, and contain lyricism and depth. Her writing oftentimes reveals an underlying universality and echoes with truth. Josephine has published three collections: Unity, which integrates her photographs, poetry and prose; The Cowichan Series, a Calgary Herald bestseller written on and inspired by the spectacular Cowichan valley on Vancouver Island; and In My Father's House, poetry of family and place. Individual poems have been published in literary journals and anthologies on four continents, fifteen countries and in five languages. She has also published a number of short stories. Josephine has extended poetic connections around the globe and is active in numerous poetic societies in Canada and abroad. She is a member of The League of Canadian Poets, Haiku Canada, the Writers' Guild of Alberta, the Alexandra Writers' Center Society, Parkland Poets, the Stroll of Poets, Cultivating Voices Online Live Poetry, and Brownstone Poets. Josephine enjoys collaborating with artists and writers, and her poetry has been read on stage and in international Zoom rooms, put to music, danced, and integrated into paintings & visual art. Beyond writing, Josephine has taught numerous workshops both live and online, served as editor, judge, and mentor. Excerpt from 'Minus the Killing' (published in the 2020 Pandemic Poems Anthology) I discover I like the dark walking in the rain the song of the birds in the morning All their voices the questions of the robin The bossy crow the tapping and flicker on the side of my house My favourite time is dusk when the sky mutates from cornflower to periwinkle And robins again ask The same questions I keep my bedroom windows open for news of the birds barbecue sauce , the burning of wood |
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Teatro Paraguas presents a Staged Reading of Parted Waters
WHAT: A staged reading of Parted Waters, a play by Robert F. Benjamin WHEN: Tuesday September 17, 2024 at 7:30 pm WHERE: Teatro Paraguas, 3205 Calle Marie TICKETS: Suggested donation $10, Reservations (505) 424-1601 INFO: teatroparaguasnm.org Teatro Paraguas is pleased to present a staged reading of Parted Waters, a play by Los Alamos playwright Robert F. Benjamin. Originally presented as a full production by Teatro Paraguas in 2010, Parted Waters is a gripping yet humorous drama about three generations of a Hispanic family in Northern New Mexico with crypto-Jewish roots. Parted Waters focuses on three Hispanic men-- grandfather, son, and grandson-- whose farm near Truchas has been in the family for generations. Grandfather Reynaldo tends the farm and is mayordomo (foreman) of the local acequia. His son Javier has struggled to build a high-tech career and care for his family in Albuquerque. His son Miguel has two college degrees, a promising career as a hydrologist, and is running for state office. Besides diverging cultural values and life-styles, the familial bond is challenged by the fact that Reynaldo and Javier are aware of the family’s Crypto-Jewish roots, while Miguel is not. Javier is determined to bury that part of the family’s past. An unintended slur by Miguel during a political debate with his opponent Phyllis Goldstein, whose estranged daughter is Miguel’s campaign manager, nearly destroys the family but reveals the truth. Parted Waters was originally commissioned by the Arizona Jewish Theater, where it premiered in 2009. Three theater companies in New Mexico have produced the play, and it has received staged readings in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, New York, and Florida. Directed by JoJo Sena de Tarnoff, the cast for the reading includes Jeni Nelson, Daric Gutierrez, Jonathan Harrell, and Argos MacCallum. A post-show community dialogue on crypto-Judaism in New Mexico will be held after the performance. Reservations may be made by calling 424-1601, or emailing [email protected]. This project made possible in part by: New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, the National Endowment for the Arts, Santa Fe Arts and Culture, and Santa Fe Community Foundation. |
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Building Bridges: Bringing Together Women in Business
The 5th Women In Business Conference promises to be an inspiring and enlightening experience. Come explore compelling topics of collaboration and building community across cultures, connecting small business owners and entrepreneurs from our state and beyond. Join us for the 5th SCORE Women In Business Conference: Building Bridges: Bringing Together Women in Business on September 19th, from 9 am to 3 pm at the Scottish Rite Center, 463 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM. This event features a unique conversation with three distinguished speakers: Victoria Price, renowned for her inspirational writing and coaching; Deborah Taffa, an award-winning creative writer and expert in cross-cultural communication; and LaNysha Adams, Ph.D., an experienced educator and recent TEDx speaker. They discuss their successful career pivots and how each has crafted fulfilling paths in new fields. Don't miss this opportunity for impactful networking and learning! General Admission Tickets: $43 - Student Rate available |
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Mark your calendars for Thursday, September 19! The Santa Fe Community College (SFCC) and Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) are pleased to partner for a third year in a row and host open house events on the same day, from 10 am–2 pm at SFCC and 1–5 pm at IAIA. We encourage you to visit both campuses—only a six-minute drive or 11-minute bike ride apart—for exciting demos, art exhibits, and campus tours, and to meet students, staff, and faculty at both schools. This event is the perfect opportunity for anyone interested in IAIA or SFCC to learn about our missions, programs, and all we have to offer to the Santa Fe community.
Santa Fe Community College’s open house takes place from 10 am–2 pm. Attendees can tour art studios, the SFCC greenhouse, the Algae/Biofuels Lab, and the William C. Witter Fitness Educational Center. See demonstrations of jewelry making, bronze pouring, and raku firing in the Fine Art Building. Check out demonstrations at the planetarium and the Science on Sphere® Theater. Tour the film studio. Stop by the Automotive Technology Center to go to a fun car show. Visit the Campus Center to sign-up for tours, visit with representatives from Health and Science programs and see demonstrations of steamroller printmaking. While in the Campus Center, get free produce from the SFCC greenhouses. Institute of American Indian Arts’ open house takes place from 1–5 pm. First, stop by the Dance Circle to hear opening remarks by IAIA President Dr. Robert Martin (Cherokee Nation) at 1 pm. Attendees can also visit the welcome table to sign up for guided tours of the IAIA campus and participate in the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Mixed-Use Housing Facility for students. Check out numerous demonstrations in the Academic Building’s studios and open studios by artists in our Artist-in-Residence Program. See our one-of-a-kind, fully articulating Digital Dome in the Ells Science and Technology Building. Head over to the Performing Arts and Fitness Center to tour our gym, fitness center, classrooms, and performance spaces. Connect with nature through IAIA’s Land-Grant Garden and around campus. Enjoy free appetizers and refreshments in the Dance Circle—vegetarian options are available! IAIA is located at 83 Avan Nu Po Road, Santa Fe, NM 87508, and SFCC is located at 6401 Richards Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87508. |
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Save the date for Saturday, September 14, 2024 for The Friendship Club's 45th anniversary of the Friendship Club and Recovery Day Celebration! Many fun events are being planned, including speakers, refreshments, information, giveaways, drawings, and more.
Established in 1979, The Friendship Club's mission is to provide and maintain a multi-use community center that promotes activities and events on mental, spiritual, and physical recovery. They provide and inviting, supportive environment where people in recovery can heal and help one another. |
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Spend your Wine & Chile Sunday Funday with mimosas, Bloody Marys, and a round of golf at the 30th Annual Gruet Golf Classic, hosted at the historic Santa Fe Country Club. Enjoy Gruet sparkling wine, bites from some of Santa Fe’s finest eateries, and 18 holes of golf in a four-person scramble, all surrounded by the stunning views of Santa Fe.
This event is the perfect way to cap off your Wine & Chile Fiesta week. Indulge in local fare from top New Mexico restaurants throughout the course followed by a cookout at the Santa Fe Country Club , sip sparkling wine served at every third hole, and relish a fun atmosphere filled with swag bags, prizes, and more. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or just out for a good time, it’s sure to be a day to remember. Join us for great golf, delicious food, and unforgettable moments. 8:30am Check-In | 9:30am Tee Time |
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IN MY FATHER’S HOUSE
October 3–20 | Teatro Paraguas Kane Productions and Teatro Paraguas present In My Father’s House WHAT: IN MY FATHER’S HOUSE, A play by Jacalyn Kane WHERE: Teatro Paraguas, 3205 Calle Marie, Santa Fe DATE: October 3-20, 2024 TIME: Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 7:30 pm, Sunday at 3:00 pm TICKETS: $30 General Admission, $20 Limited Income http://teatro-paraguas.ticketleap.com/fathers-house/ Reservations (pay at door): 505-424-1601 INFO: teatroparaguasnm.org Jacalyn Kane has created a truly compelling piece du theatre with her play IN MY FATHER'S HOUSE, and directs its premiere production at Teatro Paraguas. Set in 1992, all is not well in the City of Angels. Gunshots salt the streets, and a pervasive fear of new riots echo everywhere. "In My Father’s House" explores the romantic, multicultural love story between Alana, a Jewish graduate student (played by Svea Kennedy), and Angel, a Hispanic ex-gang member (played by Levi Lobo). Their relationship navigates cultural clashes, family disapproval, and themes of gang violence, racism, and police brutality. It reveals an uncivil war between the alarmingly powerful and the intentionally left behind. It serves as a counterpunch to those who luxuriate in denying the realities of America’s rapidly changing social landscape. Finally, it is an urgent call for chutzpah, conscience and compassion. The play's message is simple and profound: There is no “them” -- there’s only “us’’. The cast includes Brent Black as Alana’s father, Sidney Rubenstein, who disapproves of his daughter’s involvement with someone from a different religious & cultural background. Angela Bond portrays Alana’s mother, Ellie Rubenstein, who is caught in the middle as a peacemaker between father and daughter. Macarena Muñoz plays Angel's mother Rosie Torres, who supports her son but yearns to return to México, especially after the death of her other son Robbie in the crossfire of a gang shootout. Pierce Anaya plays the spirit of Robbie, who occasionally appears practicing the song Angel taught him on the guitar. IN MY FATHER’S HOUSE uses an extraordinarily rich mix of music and mesmerizing time scenes that blend the visual with the aural, the physical with metaphysical memories proving as William Faulkner once wrote “The past is never the past.” Assisting Jacalyn Kane as co-director is award-winning director and producer Gary Michael Brown.Together they formed Tumbleweed Ranch Productions, which produces current and future multimedia theatrical productions focused on themes of social justice, historical relevance and cross-generational joy. Maura Studi of Silver Bullet Productions serves as production consultant, and Eric Martinez as cultural consultant. For over twenty years Jacalyn Kane has created and produced non-profit events, award shows, and major festivals on both coasts. She has set the scene for the tide of creative irreverence that has distinguished her entire career. Scuttling between two languages, she’s been immersed in the Latin Music world producing concerts, from Tito Puente & Celia Cruz at Madison Square Garden to managing clients from Ruben Blades to Marc Anthony and Menudo. Her ambition has always been to build a bridge between the two cultures. Jacalyn produced and directed The First Americans In The Arts Awards, LA, honoring the artistic achievements of Native Americans, and for six years produced the Topanga Days Country Fair. Through Jacalyn Kane Productions, she has independently produced and promoted dozens of sold-out concerts including Jackson Browne, Stephen Stills, Lila Downs, Mavis Staples, Kris Kristofferson, Rufus Wainwright, America, Natalie Cole and Judy Collins. Both Jacalyn and Gary Michael Brown are available for interviews. IN MY FATHER'S HOUSE runs for 12 performances October 3-20, 2024: Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m., and Sundays at 3:00 p.m.. Tickets are $30 general admission, and $20 for limited income, and may be purchase online at http://teatro-paraguas.ticketleap.com/fathers-house/. Reservations may also be made by calling 505-424-1601 for those who wish to purchase tickets at the door. For more information, please visit teatroparaguasnm.org This project is made possible in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, Santa Fe Arts and Culture and the 1% Lodger’s Tax, Santa Fe Community Foundation, and the National Latinx Theater Initiative. CONTACT: Ilene Proctor Mobile: (310) 721-2336 Office: 828 483 6063 E-mail: [email protected] TEATRO PARAGUAS CONTACT: Argos MacCallum Mobile: 505-577-2679 Office: 505-424-1601 E-mail: [email protected] Big Brothers Big Sisters Gala
Saturday, October 5 | 5:00 pm | Eldorado Hotel 
Big Brothers Big Sisters Mountain Region is celebrating 45 years of impactful youth mentorship in Santa Fe, and you are invited to be a part of this historic moment! Since 1979, Big Brothers Big Sisters Mountain Region has grown from serving just Santa Fe to impacting young lives across New Mexico and parts of Arizona.
Join us for the Big Brothers Big Sisters 45th Anniversary Gala & Silent Auction on October 5, 2024, at the Eldorado Hotel & Spa in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Thanks to our passionate community—staff, board members, and volunteers—we’ve inspired tens of thousands of children to dream big and realize their potential. Through one-to-one mentoring, we ignite the spark that drives prosperity in our communities. With your support, we can continue this legacy for another 45 years. Join us in celebrating the future of New Mexico’s youth! First Sundays Market
Sunday, October 6 | 2:00 pm | Tumbleroot 
Our 1st Sundays monthly market will include a variety of artists, vendors, and makers selling locally made pottery, hot sauces, herbs and tinctures, vintage, clothing & so much more!
Come get your shopping on while enjoying Sunday Brunch and Jam at Tumbleroot! Savor our new brunch menu and live jam sessions by local artists on our patio stage. Markets will coincide with the brunch on the first Sunday of each month from 2–6 pm, with live music from 3–6 p.m. Come for the food, stay for the vibes! |
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Join our innovative coaching program designed for entrepreneurs and small business owners who want more than just financial success.
The STEP program offers:
Join us now and save $50 off your first month! For more information, and to register, contact Debbie Tisler, Peak Performance Coach at F.I.T. Consulting [email protected] 803-646-3275 |
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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. We conveniently offer an entire solution for all your personal and business needs.
We offer all types of insurance coverages to our clients, including Auto, Home, Motorcycle, Boat & Watercraft, Flood Insurance, Business Insurance, Life, and Health Insurance. Let us help you cut your insurance cost with a competitive quote from a team that genuinely cares about you and our community. Get your quote or call with questions today at [email protected] or (505) 428-4077. |
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 1st, 2024 Delta Dental of New Mexico Announces New Grant Program Program will begin accepting applications on August 1st, 2024. Delta Dental of New Mexico (DDNM) has been serving the oral health needs of New Mexicans since 1971. As a not-for-profit organization, each year, a portion of their residuals goes back into communities across New Mexico. This year, DDNM has announced a new small grant program called Smiles Across New Mexico. Through this program, DDNM hopes to provide grants to organizations across New Mexico to help fund dental education initiatives and programs designed to promote the oral health of under-served children and individuals in at-risk populations. DDNM’s CEO, Lou Volk III, said “Programs like this allow us to assist and foster relationships with outstanding organizations across New Mexico who are already helping their communities in so many unique ways.” DDNM will begin accepting applications from August 1st, 2024, to October 31st, 2024. |
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The Santa Fe Fuego is a professional baseball team based in Santa Fe, New Mexico USA. Formed in 2011 and began play in 2012, the Fuego has provided entertainment to Santa Fe for 12 years. The Santa Fe Fuego play in the Pecos League, where they were champions in 2014 and lost the Championship Series in 2015.
The Santa Fe Fuego plays in June and July and provides affordable family fun and entertainment to the community. Santa Fe Fuego players host kids camp for younger baseball players in the community. Members of the community open up their homes as host families for the players to live during the season. Get involved with the Fuego as a sponsor for the upcoming season, with a special rate for Chamber members! Sponsorship includes 50 tickets, and the ability to have someone perform the national anthem or throw the first pitch. Call (505) 428-5715 to sponsor today. |
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Enterprise University, the business education program from Enterprise Bank & Trust, provides a unique opportunity to join your peers in the business community for 90-minute, virtual courses that help you sharpen your business acumen and take your business or career to the next level.
Since our founding, Enterprise Bank & Trust has focused on serving the lifetime financial needs of our clients. We empower privately held businesses to succeed, helping families to secure their financial futures, and invest to advance the quality of life in the communities we serve. We know that every business—and every person—is unique. We’re built on trusted, personal relationships, so we get to know you in a way the large financial institutions don’t. That’s why the relationship we develop, together, fuels our ability to tailor our banking, trust and financial advisory services to your unique needs. Reserve your spot today to strengthen your business amid an evolving professional landscape. |
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Offered by the Education Trust Board of New Mexico, The Education Plan is New Mexico’s official direct-sold 529 college savings plan.
A 529 college savings plan is designed to help families pay for college and future education expenses. Money in a 529 college savings plan has tax advantages, is professionally managed, and may benefit from the power of compounded growth. The Education Plan allows you to open a tax-advantaged account directly and choose from a variety of investment options designed to meet your needs, situation, and risk tolerance. |
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BeWell is here to connect you to affordable health insurance alternatives if you do not qualify for Medicaid or have a health plan through your job. We are also the only place where you can qualify for subsidies to lower the cost of your monthly premiums.
Open Enrollment begins on November 1, 2024, and ends on January 15, 2025. You may be eligible for coverage now through a special enrollment period. |
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Nicole Beserra is a Sales Account Executive at KRQE News 13 based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Schedule your on-air interview today! Connect with Nicole at [email protected] or (505) 252-9496.
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Fiona Ratzlaff is an accomplished entrepreneur and the CEO of Framework COO, LLC., a Santa Fe startup. She has over 30 years of experience in creating businesses including three in New Mexico over the past 20 years.
Fiona brings a wealth of knowledge in running operations and collaborating with entrepreneurs and startups across various locations. Get in touch with Fiona at [email protected] or (505) 819-3363. |
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