Hi,
If you're in town this weekend, consider yourself lucky! From sunset concerts in the garden to laugh-out-loud theater, we've curated your ideal Santa Fe experience for Thursday, July 17 through Sunday, July 20.
Here's your weekend, The Bunny Terry Group-approved:
Thursday, July 17 – Picnic in the Garden at the Botanical Garden
5:30–7:30 PM | Music from 6–7 PM
Bring a blanket, bring a friend, and let the evening unfold among the flowers. The Santa Fe Brass Quintet sets the mood, and local favorites Picnic NM and Paleta Bar will be serving delicious summer treats.
🎟 Free with general admission ✨ Evening garden strolls + live music = Santa Fe magic
🎭Something Rotten at Santa Fe Playhouse
July 17–20 | Matinees & Evenings
Shakespeare meets musical comedy in the most ridiculous way possible — and we love it. Don't miss Something Rotten, the smash hit musical playing now at the Santa Fe Playhouse.
🕰 Performance Schedule
- Thurs–Sat: 2:00 PM & 7:30 PM
- Sunday, July 20: 2:00 PM Matinee
🖼Santa Fe Art Week – Final Weekend
This is your last chance to explore the best of Santa Fe's art scene during Art Week's grand finale! From Canyon Road to the Railyard, expect gallery receptions, artist demos, and late-night events.
🎨 Let your inner collector come out to play.
🎶Santa Fe Summer Scene – Free Concert Series
Every night this weekend, there's music in the air and community on the dance floor.
🎤 Friday, July 18: Don't miss Bully with Lily Pinto performing live on the Plaza. 🪕 Grab a lawn chair and enjoy the best of summer under the stars.
🛍️Weekend Markets in the Railyard
- Saturday (7/19): Santa Fe Farmers' Market, 8 AM–1 PM
- Sunday (7/20): Railyard Artisan Market, 10 AM–3 PM
Perfect for fresh produce, gifts, and a chance to run into someone you know.
🎻Santa Fe Opera & Chamber Music Festival
If you're craving elegance, head to the Crosby Theatre or The Lensic for top-tier performances. There's something timeless about dressing up for live music in the Land of Enchantment.
🎟 Book ahead — these are sellouts for a reason!
See you out and about! Whether you're clapping along to brass in the garden or laughing through Something Rotten, this weekend is full of reasons to fall for Santa Fe all over again.
