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in Santa Fe
Sunday, November 24th, 2024
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Good morning, Santa Fe. Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 24th of November.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Ski Santa Fe celebrated its earliest season opening since 2001 and unveiled a new ski lift with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Santa Fe New Mexican
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Martha Rotunno, a beloved figure and longtime waitress at Tia Sophia's, is celebrated for originating the term 'Christmas' for red and green chile, leaving a lasting legacy honored with 'Martha Rotunno Day' on Sept. 5 by the former Mayor Debbie Jaramillo. Santa Fe New Mexican
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Wine Wednesdays at Eldorado Taphouse
Enjoy $1 off Vara Wine every Wednesday at the Eldorado Taphouse for a casual evening of relaxation and socializing.
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Atalaya Elementary Annual Turkey Trot 2024
Participate in a festive celebration that includes a timed 5k run/walk, a fun kids' 1k run, an untimed 5k run/walk, and a virtual 5k option.
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Annual Miniature Art Show at Blue Rain Gallery
Experience a diverse display of miniature paintings by talented artists, featuring works ranging from 6 to 16 inches in size.
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Pint Night Specials at Eldorado Taphouse
Enjoy $2 off pints all day every Tuesday at Eldorado Taphouse, perfect for beer enthusiasts looking to unwind midweek.
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Wine Wednesdays at Eldorado Taphouse
Experience a delightful midweek special with $1 off Vara Wine every Wednesday at the Eldorado Taphouse.
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Santa Fe Community College Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair
The annual Holiday Arts and Crafts Fair at Santa Fe Community College features over 100 local artists showcasing a variety of handcrafted items.
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Eldorado Knitters Gatherings
Experience a community knitting event at the Eldorado Community Improvement venue, welcoming all skill levels.
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Weekly Pint Night at Eldorado Taphouse
Enjoy $2 off pints all day every Tuesday at Santa Fe Brewing Company Eldorado Taphouse.
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Wine Wednesdays at Eldorado Taphouse
Every Wednesday, guests can enjoy a discount of $1 off Vara Wine at the Eldorado Taphouse.
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12th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at Four Seasons Resort Santa Fe
The event features a community celebration for the unveiling of a holiday tree, bringing guests together to kick off the festive season.
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TODAY'S FOOD FOR THOUGHT
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~ Salvador Dali
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