Good morning, Santa Fe.

Affordable housing programs in Santa Fe may lose federal funding, and local groups are asking residents to volunteer or invest to help keep these programs running + the actions aim to support families in need.

Tia Sophia’s celebrated its 50th anniversary on Monday with a community event—owners Nick and Vanessa thanked loyal customers for keeping the restaurant thriving.

Regular patrons praised the establishment for its signature New Mexican dishes and lasting local legacy.

Police allege that Joseph Padilla, 49, shot a man in the leg during a December incident in Chimayó—and later conspired with his son and daughter-in-law to falsely claim the man was caught in a burglary.

Santa Fe celebrates Jewish American Heritage Month—believed to be the first such recognition in the state—marking a national observance established by President George W.

Bush in 2006.

The Santa Fe International Literary Festival will take place May 16-18 and will feature award-winning writers from around the world — organizers Megan Mulry and Susan Burks have announced the lineup as they prepare final event details.

Larry Chavez, who stepped down from his role on February 20 amid sexual harassment allegations, alleges that the SFPS board mishandled the investigation and plans to sue over its response.

The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled in favor of Sen. Mimi Stewart—upholding her legislative immunity after former Sen. Jacob Candelaria accused her of retaliation for criticizing her personnel handling.

New Mexico lawmakers formed an interim committee to address federal funding cuts—State Rep. Patricia Lundstrom said they must act proactively against changes from the Washington administration.

Brian Gonzales—an owner of HIPICO—said he believes the redevelopment plan should include the RV and equestrian park option, and local officials will soon review proposals to determine the future of the amphitheater site.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Acoustic Evening with Mark Winters

6-10 p.m. — The Bridge At Santa Fe Brewing Company — Free entry — Enjoy an evening of Acoustic Rock with a positive vibe in Santa Fe.

Intro to Chess at Santa Fe Community College

7-9 p.m. — Santa Fe Community College — Check website for registration details — Enjoy learning chess with fellow beginners in a friendly environment.

Santa Fe Stargazers General Meeting

7-9 p.m. — Vista Grande Public Library — Free entry — Engage in sky reports, presentations, and community discussion at this monthly astronomy gathering.

Santa Fe Moms' Night Out

6-7:30 p.m. — The Alley — $40 per person — An evening for moms to relax with bowling, appetizers, and drinks in great company.