Santa Fe Railyard

Santa Fe Farmers’ Market

We love seeing the market through a photographer’s eyes. 📸🌽

As Douglas Merriman said, the fall bounty is here! And our farmers harvest every Friday, so you get freshly picked produce that is still vital and nutrient-rich.

There’s plenty to discover at the Santa Fe Farmers' Market on Saturday. And you never know who you’ll spot stocking up alongside you like local chefs, longtime market regulars, visitors, and neighbors all looking for something good to bring home.

So take his advice: come celebrate the season, support the farmers who make this market possible, and have some fun cooking with what’s fresh. ❤️

See you tomorrow!

📍 Santa Fe Farmers’ Market
🕗 Saturday | 8 AM–1 PM
📌 1607 Paseo de Peralta (Railyard)
💳 EBT/SNAP/WIC accepted
🐶 No pets, please (service animals welcome)

The Santa Fe Opera

‼️ Important update for Opera in the Park ‼️

Due to forecasted rain in Santa Fe, (water trials… amirite?), Opera in the Park has been rescheduled to Sunday, September 20 at 6 pm. All other details remain the same.

Thank you for your understanding, and we’ll see you tomorrow!

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Established in 1926, Route 66 quickly became one of the most famous highways in America, stretching over 2,400 miles from Chicago, Illinois, to Santa Monica, California. Known as the “Mother Road,” it was a vital path for travelers heading west, especially during the Dust Bowl migration of the 1930s, when thousands of families sought new opportunities in California. Over the decades, Route 66 symbolized freedom, adventure, and the growing car culture of the United States, lined with diners, motels, gas stations, and quirky roadside attractions. Although it was officially decommissioned in 1985 with the advent of the interstate system, Route 66 remains a cultural icon, celebrated in music, literature, and tourism, drawing visitors from around the world eager to experience a piece of classic Americana. In 2026, Route 66 will be 100 years old.

Join us, the New Mexico Tourism Department , and City of Santa Fe on October 4, 2026, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. as we celebrate the Route 66 Centennial at the Santa Fe Railyard. Best of all, it’s a FREE celebration! Enjoy family-friendly fun in the heart of one of the 10 Best Art Districts in the U.S by Travel and Leisure.

Make sure to visit our friends and Go Local, Go Different (Go Local, Go Different Santa Fe) :

•As Above, So Below (https://aasbdistillery.com/)
•Gatsby’s (https://gatsbysantafe.com/)
•La Lecheria (https://www.lalecherianm.com/)
•La Choza (https://www.lachozasf.com/)
•Nuckolls Brewing (https://nuckollsbrewing.com/)
•Milk of The Poppy (https://www.milkofthepoppybar.com/)
•Railyard Arts District (https://www.santaferailyardartsdistrict.com/)
•Railyard Artisan Market (https://santafefarmersmarket.com/railyard-artisan-market/)
•Second Street Brewing (https://secondstreetbrewery.com/railyard)
•Sky Cinemas (https://railyard.skycinemas.com/)
•Sky Coffee (https://www.skysantafe.com/)
•Sky Railway (https://www.skyrailway.com/)
•Tomasitas (https://tomasitas.com/)

Sunday, October 4, 2026, 10am-3pm

From live music and food to markets, breweries, galleries, and community events, the Railyard has it all.

ALL ABOARD! AT THE SANTA FE RAILYARD!

TransRockies Bike

$20,000 is waiting… but only if you show up!⁠
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Attention, Pro mountain bikers - New Mexico Singletrack brings 3 days of racing in Santa Fe, Sept. 19–21, with a $20,000 Pro Purse, split evenly between the women’s and men’s fields.⁠
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Fast trails... Fierce competition... Real prize money... But remember, you can’t win from the sidelines.⁠
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If you’re chasing podiums and payouts, it’s time to get on the start list.⁠
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Register at www.newmexicosingletrack.com⁠
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Charlotte Jackson Fine Art

Joins us Friday, from 5-7 PM for the Opening Reception for the Artists of "STILL FRIENDS AFTER ALL THESE YEARS: Charles Arnoldi, Ron Cooper, Laddie John Dill"! The gallery will also host a Gallery Talk: "A Conversation with Charles Arnoldi, Ron Cooper, Laddie John Dill, and Rani Singh" on Saturday, from 2 - 4 PM and the exhibition will be on view through October 10th, 2026.

The colors sink deep into you. The heat of a gouache red. The radiant blue glow of light in a glass tube. The shimmering gold of pearlescent pigment on Plexiglas. The forms and formats as distinct as the techniques. Yet these works of art, large and small, all somehow find their way inside the viewer - shifting, shaping, answering questions we hadn't thought to ask.

These works are by three renowned artists who emerged out of the California Light and Space movement of the early 1970's whom Charlotte Jackson met and showed decades ago. As she notes: "In 1987, I curated an exhibition featuring three artists: Charles Arnoldi, Ron Cooper, and Laddie John Dill. Thirty-nine years later, all three are still making art—and still friends. I had forgotten about the 1987 exhibition until Ron Cooper’s registrar found the catalog and sent it to me. That discovery immediately inspired me to bring the three artists together again."

By the time of that 1987 show, the three artists had already known each other for about twenty years, having met somewhere between the halls of Chouinard Art Institute and the industrial warehouses and artist lofts of Los Angeles in the 1960's. Each skilled, hungry, and with a restless energy that helped to propel them headlong onto the world stage as rare artistic talents. "Still Friends After All These Years" once again brings together works, old and new, from all three luminaries, whose art engages and challenges the perceptual experience of viewers.

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Don't miss the 3-day Wassa Wassa African Dance and Drum Festival by Soriba Fofana. The festival brings together master artists of music and dance from Africa and the diaspora, offering high-quality teaching to the local community and beyond. 

September 10-13, 2026

Soriba Fofana for more information.

Santa Fe Farmers’ Market

Today's view of the Santa Fe Farmers' Market. So much beauty in nutrient-rich food!

Apples are showing up, as well as grapes, broccoli and tomatillos. Jacona Farm is roasting chile now, as well as One Straw Farm, Rey Romero Farm and Romero Farm.

Stop by and say Hi! We're here until 1pm.

(📸 Alcantar Produce chile ristras, Jacona Farm roasting chile, Malandro Farm broccoli and beets, Gilberto's Orchards grapes, Cedar Grove nursery plants, Evelyn's Farm corn, Trilogy Beef Community grilling, Rancho La Jolla french fillet beans, Jesus Guzman tomatillos, Santa Fe Farmers' Market gift shop.)