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Wednesday, April 30th, 2025
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Good morning, Santa Fe. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of April.
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Erwin Sagche of Sagche's Coffee House in Midtown has built a loyal following by serving traditional Guatemalan dishes made with fresh, handmade recipes. The restaurant will mark its seven-year anniversary on May 23 by handing out 100 first-come-first-served invitations—highlighting its local roots—and plans to work with local farmers for its signature pepián. Santa Fe Reporter
- ➤ Chainé cookie shop on Burro Alley is popular for its unique treats including the creme brûlée cookie, and owner Chainé Peña reopened the shop after her original Water Street space proved too small. Peña, a former filmmaker who bakes with real butter and organic piñon—ingredients that set her cookies apart—plans special theme menus for May while keeping her business local and personal. Santa Fe Reporter
- ➤ Santa Fe’s art scene begins today with Paint Sip Chill at CHOMP Food Hall from 6 to 9 p.m. — a high desert painting workshop led by Cheryl Casden — and continues with Megan Mirro’s Body Issues show opening Friday at No Name Cinema, a Buzzcocks concert Saturday at Tumbleroot Brewery, and free community events on May 5 and 6 featuring Origami in the Garden’s paper sculptures on Highway 14, Queer Night at El Rey Court, a live drawing at Strata Gallery, a breathwork class at Mongata Healing Center and the Downtown Blues Jam at Evangelo’s. Santa Fe Reporter
- ➤ A local restaurant columnist from The Fork rants about declining service, pretentious foodies, and the need for fair tips while calling on patrons to share their honest reviews. The column also notes that Tia Sophia’s will turn 50 on Monday, May 5, and mentions new openings like Fu Sushi and Empire Sushi — offering a look at the ongoing changes in Santa Fe’s food scene. Santa Fe Reporter
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Head Start programs—receiving over $80 million a year in New Mexico—may see federal funds frozen amid reports of possible cuts, which has raised concern among families and staff relying on health and education services. The programs are still accepting fall applications as local advocates push for more support. KOB 4
- ➤ A Santa Fe judge ruled that the state did not follow the Yazzie/Martinez education ruling. District Judge Matthew Wilson ordered the Public Education Department to draft a new plan to fix the problem—replacing the plan previously requested for LESC. Santa Fe New Mexican
- ➤ Santa Fe Public Schools is hosting two forums today with the three finalists for superintendent—a chance for residents to ask questions about each candidate’s plans. Santa Fe New Mexican
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Santa Fe National Forest announced that building fires and smoking outside designated areas will be banned—fire restrictions will begin on Sunday—for all visitors. Santa Fe New Mexican
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The city has proposed a $479 million budget for the next fiscal year to offer modest gains for public safety departments — the plan is designed to improve recruitment and retention. Officials say the increased funding will support efforts to hire and keep more public safety workers. Santa Fe New Mexican
- ➤ A New Mexico agency is asking seniors and caregivers for input on aging services—by 2030 the state is projected to rank fourth in senior rates. Santa Fe New Mexican
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Santa Fe Pickleball Festival
8 AM - 8 AM — Fort Marcy Recreation Complex — Check local listings for costs — Play pickleball, take lessons, and join tournaments in a vibrant community atmosphere.
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Live Bluegrass with Banjo Joe and Danielle
1-3 p.m. — Cowgirl BBQ — Free entry — Enjoy an afternoon of lively bluegrass music with the dynamic duo at a local favorite venue.
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Bike America by Mike Lew
2-4:30 p.m. — New Mexico Actors Lab — $40 for adults, $20 discounted, $5 rush — Experience a theatrical journey across America through the eyes of a young woman seeking happiness.
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Cris Williamson Live Concert
7:30-10:30 p.m. — New Mexico Museum of Art — Average ticket price $46 — Experience an evening of soulful music with Cris Williamson in an iconic venue.
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Bike America by Mike Lew
7:30-9:30 p.m. — New Mexico Actors Lab — $40 adults, $20 discounted, $5 rush — Experience a theatrical journey as Penny bikes from Boston to California, exploring happiness along the way.
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Bike America by Mike Lew
7:30-9:30 p.m. — New Mexico Actors Lab — $40/Discounted $20/Rush $5 — Experience a picaresque bike journey across America through the eyes of heroine Penny as she searches for meaning and joy.
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Santa Fe Artists Market
9 AM – 2 PM — Santa Fe Railyard Plaza — Free entry — Explore a diverse array of fine art and crafts from talented local juried artists.
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Dreamer Isioma Concert
8:30-10:00 p.m. — Meow Wolf Santa Fe's House of Eternal Return — $48 — Experience an electrifying performance by Dreamer Isioma in a unique venue.
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Marc Scibilia Concert
7-8:30 p.m. — Meow Wolf Santa Fe's House of Eternal Return — $59 — Experience a night of captivating music from Marc Scibilia at this unique venue.
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Bike America by Mike Lew
7:30-9:30 p.m. — New Mexico Actors Lab — $40 adults, $20 discounted, $5 rush — Experience a cross-country bike journey that explores the search for happiness through friendship and adventure.
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