Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 22nd of December.
Good morning, Santa Fe.
Around 100 civilian volunteers searched south Santa Fe on Sunday for missing Joel (Deano) Valdez, who disappeared in September.
Santa Fe artists face stiff competition as social media and artificial intelligence reshape the local art scene — prompting community groups to explore new support programs for emerging talent.
Santa Fe thrift shops offer art lovers a budget-friendly way to uncover hidden gems, with many stores showcasing careful framing and matting and clear artist signatures.
Shoppers can explore these local spots to find quality pieces that add unique charm to their collections.
Ski Santa Fe will expand its operations on Christmas by opening its Tesuque Peak Triple Chairlift and additional trails, allowing six of its seven lifts to serve 34 runs and offering 1,700 vertical feet of groomed terrain for skiers and snowboarders.
Christmas Eve Celebration
Dinner service — Osteria D' Assisi — $125 for a 3-course prix fixe — Enjoy a special holiday menu in a charming Italian setting.
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
7:30 p.m. — Santa Fe Playhouse — Pay-What-You-Will Preview — Dive into a hilarious whodunit musical based on Dickens' unfinished novel where the audience shapes the mystery.
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
2-4 p.m. — Santa Fe Playhouse — Check event for ticket pricing — Dive into a hilarious whodunit musical where the audience chooses the identity of the murderer.
Winter Break Adventure Camp
9 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Patrick Smith Park — Cost TBD — Embark on a winter journey filled with exploration, art, games, and nature for kids ages 5-12.
New Year's Eve Celebration with Detroit Lightning
8 PM – 1 AM — Tumbleroot Brewery and Distillery — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate New Year's Eve with a Grateful Dead-inspired band in a vibrant atmosphere.
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