Good morning, Santa Fe.

A new sculpture from Santa Fe County’s Art on Loan program is now brightening a roundabout at the intersection of Richards Avenue near Santa Fe Community College.

WildEarth Guardians, a Santa Fe environmental group, opposes the U.S. Forest Service forest-thinning project near Coyote + it may sue if the project goes ahead in Rio Arriba County.

State officials approved $37 million to expand and restore public lands for hiking, fishing, and hunting.

Proposals (which must protect natural resources and ensure public access) will be accepted online until Aug. 21, with selected projects announced this fall.

Bell (a sweet Australian healer pittie mix) is now doing much better after overcoming Parvo and is ready for adoption from Española Humane, while two other pups from Albuquerque shelters are available to find homes.

Mike Smith, a Roswell native and two-time Kentucky Derby winner, will be honored on Aug.

26 by New Mexico United as part of Mike Smith Night; tickets are now on sale.

Scott and Johanna Hongell-Darsee Performance

2 p.m. — Santa Fe Public Library - Southside Branch — Free entry — Experience enchanting Scandinavian and Celtic ballads with a magical storytelling twist.

Black Moth Super Rainbow Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Tumbleroot Brewery and Distillery — $28 plus fees — Experience the otherworldly sounds of Black Moth Super Rainbow’s psychedelic indie pop.