Centuries of Rich History
Santa Fe’s extraordinary annual markets and colorful festivals honor the region's many cultures and heritages. Through film, fashion, art and food, the past is preserved and shared. Explore the array of venues and events that showcase culturally-rich performing and visual arts.
July
June 30 to August 26 | Santa Fe Opera – Heralded as one of the greatest opera’s in the world, the Santa Fe Opera opens its 66th festival season this summer. Tailgate with us.
July 5 to 9 | International Folk Art Market – Honoring the handmade since 2004, each IFAM artist has a story to tell about craft tradition.
July 14 to 16 | Art Santa Fe – This boutique art fair presents modern and contemporary art and design from 60 leading international galleries and emerging artists.
July 16 to August 21 | Chamber Music Festival – Celebrating its 50th season, the festival invites distinguished musicians, along with emerging young talent.
July 29 and 30 | Traditional Spanish Market & Contemporary Hispanic Market – These two overlapping events provide different lens into the rich art influences of Santa Fe.
August
August 11 to 18 | Antique American Indian Art Show & Objects of Art Show – A global melding of the world’s best antiquities and fine art, exhibitors showcase hand-picked objects intended to appeal to the sensibilities of modern-day collectors.
August 19 to 20 | Santa Fe Indian Market – Featuring over 1,000 artists from over 200 tribes, this market is the largest and most prestigious Native arts show in the world.
Santa Fe Opera continues through August 26
Chamber Music Festival continues through August 21
September
September 27 to 30 | Wine & Chile Fiesta – From classically trained to self-taught to James Beard Award-Winning, the 60 participating chefs share their talents at this five day event.
October
October 7 to 15 | Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta – From the shape rodeo to the twilight glow, colorful balloons punctuating the skyline over a nine day event.
October 18 to 22 | Santa Fe International Film Festival – Recognized by IndieWire Magazine as “a young Sundance,” this five-day festival showcases feature film and short films in Narrative, Animated, Documentary, Experimental, Indigenous, Student, New Mexico, and International categories.
December
December 3 and 4 | SWAIA Winter Indian Market – The joy of the holiday season fills the air as more than 150 artists showcase their unique work alongside live performances and a silent auction.
Mark the Calendar for 2024 2nd Annual Art+Sol Festival | February 9th to 19th
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