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The Santa Fe Studios film campus, a 65-acre property that opened in 2011 and has hosted Netflix, Warner Brothers, and 20th Century Fox, is reportedly on the market.

Commercial real estate giant CBRE listed the facility without disclosing a price, highlighting New Mexico's tax incentives amid a slow Hollywood production season.

Downwinders, officials and advocates gathered at Stallion Gate on the 80th anniversary of the Trinity test blast — a new historical marker was unveiled to recognize the long-term toll of the atomic detonation.

A stucco restoration project will return the historic Roundhouse to its original splendor, officials said.

The work is set to start soon — it will preserve the building’s historic character for the community.

A Wednesday update said the Laguna Fire burned 15,714 acres and was 40% contained in the Santa Fe National Forest.

Lightning started the wildfire near Gallina on June 25—bringing in 291 firefighters and multiple aircraft—while officials said warmer, drier weather increased risk for communities along Rio Gallina and Rio Chama.

The state Supreme Court ruled that the statute of limitations had expired — this decision sets aside former tax secretary Demesia Padilla’s embezzlement conviction.

Bishop's Lodge resort has asked a court to limit protests by establishing a safety buffer on Bishops Lodge Road from Pedregal Place to Senda Vieja — Protect Tesuque has criticized the measure as unfair.

On July 16th, New Mexico marked the 80th anniversary of the Trinity Test by installing a roadside sign at the Trinity Site to honor those harmed by the blast.

Affected families will receive congressional compensation until 2028—reflecting both the state’s recognition of past loss and its commitment to support the community.

New Mexico joined other states in a lawsuit against the federal government over a hold on school funding — the suit asks to bring back funds for local schools.

Santa Fe Film Institute Black & White Ball

5:30 p.m. — La Fonda on the Plaza — Single Ticket $195, Table of Ten $1755 — Experience a glamorous evening of music, culinary delights, and entertainment while supporting emerging filmmakers.

The Turn of the Screw

8:30-10 p.m. — Santa Fe Opera — Tickets from $230 — Experience a captivating performance of this classic opera at a premier venue.

The Family Stone Concert

7-10 p.m. — Santa Fe Railyard Plaza — Free entry — Experience live music from The Family Stone along with Rev Karol King Kong in a vibrant outdoor setting.

Traditional Spanish Market

All day — Santa Fe Plaza — Free entry — Celebrate the rich heritage of Spanish art and culture at the largest juried art show of its kind in the nation.

Backpacking Adventure for Kids

12:00 AM — Patrick Smith Park — Cost TBA — A three-day outdoor backpacking adventure designed for ages 10-13.

The Turn of the Screw Performance

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The Santa Fe Opera — Ticket prices vary — Experience a chilling opera performance in a stunning venue.

Artist Weekend Book Fair

Join local non-profit art and photography publisher Radius Books for a festive community book fair at SITE SANTA FE. Browse hundreds of Radius titles and meet international and local contributing writers, curators, and artists who will be available to sign purchased books.

Waxahatchee Live in Santa Fe

7-9 p.m. — The Bridge At Santa Fe Brewing Company — $46 — Experience the powerful songwriting of Katie Crutchfield, one of today’s hardest working singer-songwriters.

The Turn of the Screw

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The Santa Fe Opera — Ticket prices vary — Experience a thrilling live performance of The Turn of the Screw at the renowned Santa Fe Opera.

Yelawolf Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — The Bridge At Santa Fe Brewing Company — $52–$57, VIP Package $111.50 — Experience the chart-topping artist Yelawolf as he brings his unique blend of music to Santa Fe.