WHEN: September 4 at 9pm - September 5 at 2am
10 CLUBS, 18 DJS ONLY $10 FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY!
UNITING SANTA FE CLUBS AND DJS AND YOU!

The Blu Crawl brings together the top DJ's in the Southwest for a bar crawl like never before! To get in all you have to do is pay a simple, one time cover fee of $10, to get your Blu Crawl wristband. That wristband allows you entry into any participating bar.

WHEN: September 4-5 from 10 am - 4 pm
our children will have fun learning about history as they try on historic costumes of the Spanish settlers and build their very own miniature adobe house. Exotic birds, music, miniature horses, costumed villagers - not to mention burros, goats and sheep - will bring this Spanish colonial ranch to life and inspire young minds. Games, crafts and entertainment for the whole family!

All Children Under 13 are admitted FREE of charge!

WHEN: September 4th-6th, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Kewa Pueblo (formerly Santo Domingo) Annual Arts & Crafts Market. Just a short drive from Santa Fe - it's well worth seeing over 300 Indian Artists from across the United States showcasing their wares. The event will feature art, food, fresh farm produce and Indian dances. Information: (505) 465-0406.

WHEN: Thursday, September 9 through Sunday, September 12
The oldest community event in the U.S. commemorates the reoccupation of Santa Fe led by Don Diego de Vargas in 1692, a dozen years after the Pueblo Indian Revolt. The city pulls out all the stops for this annual celebration, starting with the Burning of Zozobra, the dramatic torching of a 49-foot tall marionette that groans and grimaces as he goes up in flames and fireworks at Fort Marcy Park, burning away everyone's troubles from the past year. His ending marks the beginning of Fiesta, filled with music, dance, food, the beloved Children's Pet Parade, religious ceremonies and more. Blending pageantry with revelry and treasured traditions, Fiesta is a favorite time for visitors and locals alike!

WHEN: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. September 18-19
Lords and Ladies and little ones, too can join the revelry with jousting, sword fighting and Celtic games. Enjoy entertainment by Clan Tynker. Feast and frolic during this annual community fair, and come dressed in your Renaissance costumes to compete in a clothing contest.

WHEN: Wednesday, September 22 - Sunday, September 26
Devoted to the fruitful pairing of wine and chile, this annual fiesta features more than 100 wineries and more than 70 Santa Fe chefs participating in seminars, cooking demonstrations, guest chef luncheons, winemaker dinners, the famous Grand Food & Wine Tasting and the Gruet Golf Classic.

WHEN: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, October 2 and Sunday, October 3
Celebrate the harvest at El Rancho de las Golondrinas, a living history museum dedicated to the heritage and culture of Spanish Colonial New Mexico. Learn to string chile ristras. Snack on bizcochitos baked in an horno. Buy arts and crafts from local artisans and dance to live music. Bring the whole family to this festival honoring one of New Mexico's vibrant cultures.

WHEN: October 9th, 10th & 11th, 10am - 5 pm
More than 60 traditional and contemporary artists participate in this studio tour in historic Abiquiú and the stunningly beautiful surrounding area.
Complimentary maps are available at all the studios and local businesses and for download on their website.

WHEN: October 16th and 17th, 10 am - 5 pm
This studio tour is enhanced by Autumn's crisp air & the bright golden color of ancient cottonwoods in the historic village of Galisteo. Artist studios abound with beautiful paintings, pottery, jewelry, sculpture, weaving and more at this years Annual Galisteo Studio tour. You'll enjoy walking 'round the quaint New Mexico village.

WHEN: 7 a.m. to noon Saturdays and Tuesdays
Visit the famous Santa Fe Farmers Market, now in its brand new building, for a celebration of northern New Mexico's unique culture, history and food. You'll find delicious locally grown fruits and vegetables, organic chicken, lamb and beef, handmade jams, herbal products, and other items. Enjoy live music, kids activities and special events throughout the year. Savor a hot cup of coffee, breakfast burrito and pastries at our concession stand as you experience this 40-year-old local institution.

Ongoing
Make your visit fun and meaningful by getting to know the city's art, culture, history, heritage and people. Workshops, classes and experiences taught by local community members in vibrant artists' studios and other settings make a Santa Fe visit all the more memorable. Visit the Santa Fe Creative Tourism website and scroll down for a calendar of events.

WHEN: May 15 through September 5
Cowboy boots, a major symbol of the American Western life, are the subject of this exhibit, which explores changing aspects of the West from 1880 through today. View more than 130 pairs of cowboy boots, paintings, postcards, sculptures, video imagery, advertisements and more.

WHEN: May 23 through May 8, 2011
This first major exhibition devoted to Ernest Thompson Seton (1860-1946) tells the story of the "godfather of today's environmental movement" through his drawings and paintings, personal memorabilia, photographs and books. Seton, who spent his final years in Santa Fe, was a conservationist, author, artist and co-founder of the Boy Scouts of America.

WHEN: Through September 11, 2011
View 138 rarely-seen items from the museum's staggering collection of 20,000 textiles and costumes, ranging from everyday wear to ornate ceremonial garb.

WHEN: Through May 21, 2011
Subtitled "The archaeological and historic roots of America's oldest capital city," this exhibit presents more than 160 artifacts from four historic sites that chronicle the encounters between Native Americans and early Spanish explorers. In conjunction with the exhibit, a monthly lecture series takes place in the adjacent New Mexico History Museum auditorium.

WHEN: October 17 through January 9, 2011
The General Archive of the Early Indies in Seville Spain has selected Santa Fe for the American debut of this exhibit of rare documents, illustrations and maps detailing Spain's early presence in North America. View more than 140 documents spanning Ponce de Leon's first contact in Florida through New Mexico's incorporation as a U.S. Territory.

WHEN: May 16 through April 17, 2011
This exhibit features iconic rugs and tapestries dating from 1910 to today made by master weavers of the community surrounding the Toadlena and Two Grey Hills trading posts. The exhibit also explores the lifeways, techniques and family connections of this celebrated craft tradition.

WHEN: May 28 through September 12
The first exhibition to focus solely on abstractions created by Georgia O'Keeffe throughout her career includes 100 drawings, paintings and watercolors and is presented jointly by The Whitney Museum of Art, The Phillips Collection and the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum.

WHEN: Through May 22, 2011
Twelve New Mexico artists are among the National Heritage Fellows honored for artistic excellence and commitment to their art forms by The National Endowment for the Arts over the years. This exhibit features woodcarving, weaving, silversmithing and other work in the museum's collections by all the New Mexico fellows.

WHEN: Through March 6, 2011
This significant collection of art made by the Huichol people of western Mexico during the last century reveals many ties to New Mexico's Pueblo arts and cultures. The Huichol have long believed that balancing opposites in their art and culture is central to keeping the world in balance.

WHEN: Opening events Friday, June 18 through Sunday, June 20. On exhibit through January 2, 2011.
The Dissolve, a groundbreaking exhibition curated by Sarah Lewis and Daniel Belasco, presents work featuring animation by more than 25 established and emerging artists. A series of public programs, lectures and performances complement the biennial.
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WHEN: NOW SantaFe.org is giving away hotel stays, jewelry, dining certificates, and alll types of Santa Fe art & goods over the course of Santa Fe's 400th Anniversary Commemoration. You'll find out each new prizes by following the City of Santa Fe on Twitter. Follow Us on Twitter and Join us on Facebook. View all the prizes at 400 Prizes.