Good morning, Santa Fe.

A local developer announced plans to open a food hall in Santa Fe later this summer, featuring vendors who will serve burgers, sushi, pasta, fried chicken, tacos, pizza, sandwiches, Native American and Mediterranean cuisine.

The destination will offer a range of dining options for residents.

A new study finds a geologic divide between La Cienega and La Cieneguilla has kept PFAS levels in check by limiting hydraulic communication.

Researchers say the findings may guide future groundwater management + inform local water safety efforts.

Santa Fe County officials urged drivers to prepare for heavy traffic as tens of thousands will travel along roads to Chimayó for Good Friday; they recommend caution and proper planning ahead of the pilgrimage.

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez filed a suit against major convenience stores – including Circle K and Alon – alleging that selling candy-flavored vapes targets minors and drives nicotine addiction; the suit seeks to stop flavored vape sales and impose civil penalties.

Santa Fe officials announced that a new Environmental Services Division facility will be built on Siler Road to expand training space and vehicle maintenance operations.

Construction is planned to begin soon.

Speaker Martínez will work with Deb Haaland and the Senate on a public option that may make New Mexico a leader in health care.

The proposal represents a step toward enhanced access for residents.

Easter Sunday Brunch

Easter Sunday Brunch — 10 a.m. — Julia - A Spirited Restaurant & Bar — $30 and under — Indulge in a thoughtfully curated menu with seasonal specialties and handcrafted cocktails.

Christian McBride and Edgar Meyer Performance

7-9 p.m. — Lensic Performing Arts Center — $64+ — Experience a collaboration of jazz and bluegrass with legendary bassists Christian McBride and Edgar Meyer.

MU: Percussion Recital

6-8 p.m. — New Mexico School for the Arts — Free admission — Experience captivating student performances featuring percussion ensembles.

Hamlet

7-10 p.m. — Lensic Performing Arts Center — $22 | $19 Lensic Members — A contemporary reimagining of Shakespeare’s classic tragedy featuring Olivier Award-winner Hiran Abeysekera as the troubled Prince Hamlet.

Korvin Balkan Brass Orkestar Concert

7:30-10 p.m. — Paradiso — Tickets available — Experience the vibrant fusion of Balkan traditions with contemporary energy from the Korvin Orkestar.

Eric Henderson Guitar Performance

7:30-10:30 p.m. — New Mexico Museum of Art — $25–45 — Experience the virtuoso guitar sounds of Eric Henderson, trained by the legendary Andres Segovia.