Events - Santa Fe Skies RV Park - Santa Fe, New Mexico

Santa Fe Renaissance Fair
Join the crowds as they cheer on jousting, sword fighting and Celtic games. Wear your Renaissance finery and compete in a clothing contest. Enjoy entertainment and buy shields, blades, cloaks and turkey legs from vendors. You'll feast and frolic during this community fair celebrating the days of yore.
El Ranchos de las Golondrinas 334 Los Pinos Rd.
Sept.18th and 19th
Adults $8, Seniors(65+)&Teens $5, kids 5-12yrs $3, kids under 5yrs are free
505.471.2261

Santa Fe Wine and Chile Festival
Devoted to the fruitful pairing of wine and chile, this annual fiesta has become a favorite with food and wine connoisseurs across the country. It features more than 110 wineries and nearly 50 Santa Fe chefs participating in seminars, cooking demonstrations, guest chef luncheons, winemaker dinners, the famous Grand Food & Wine Tasting and the Gruet Golf Classic.
Sept.22nd-26th
For information about locations and events please visit http://www.santafewineandchile.org

Harvest Festival
Celebrate the harvest with food, music and dancing. Participate in grape crushing to make wine, learn to string chile ristras and enjoy arts and crafts from local artists.
El Rancho de las Golondrinas 334 Los Pinos Rd.
Oct.2-3 10am-4pm
For more information call 505.471.2261

Santa Fe Film Festival
For 10 years, the Santa Fe Film Festival has featured innovative programing. The festival showcases films made in the Southwest as well as independent American-made narrative films, films made outside the U.S., documentaries and art films celebrating the creative spirit. With a full schedule of workshops, panels, parties, awards and more, the Santa Fe Film Festival has become an exciting and popular film event that appeals to professionals and fans alike.
For more information vist http://santafefilmfestival.com

Indian Market Winter Showcase
Start your holiday shopping on Thanksgiving Weekend with treasures created by Native American artists from around the country. Presented by the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts, this Winter Showcase features one-of-a-kind pieces by acclaimed Native artists, including Indian Market award winners.Fun for the whole family, celebrate with music,storytelling and a film showcase.
Santa Fe Community Convention Center 201 W. Marcy St.
Nov.26-28th
$5 entry fee
505.983.5220

Canyon Road Farolito Walk
One of Santa Fe's most beloved ways of celebrating the holiday season, the Canyon Road Farolito Walk lights up the hearts and souls of the crowds that walk this famous road every Christmas Eve. Small bags filled with sand contain votive candles that softly glow on this magical night as they line the neighborhood streets and adobe walls. Carolers spontaneously gather around luminarios, or small bonfires, and sing for joy as they warm themselves from the cold night. The farolito walk has become an essential part of this sacred season.
Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM
On Christmas Eve

Ski Santa Fe Season Open
The Ski and Snowboarding season begins
Santa Fe Ski Basin
January
For tickets,snow reports and lodging information please visithttp://skisnatafe.com

Japanese Cultural Festival
Celebrate Samurai culture at the Sixth Santa Fe Japanese Cultural Festival. Master swordsmen demonstrate their skills, Nobuyuki Sato from Japan presents a Grand Samurai Performance, and Grammy winner Koji Nakamura displays his Taiko drumming skills. Feast on Japanese festival food, and enjoy workshops, a silent auction and arts and crafts.
Santa Fe Community Convention Center 201 W. Marcy St.
10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, March 13
505.471.9022

Home and Remodeling Show
Demonstrstions from local vendors
Santa Fe Community Convention Center
May 14th-15th
free
For more information http://www.sfahba.com/index.php/site/homeshow/ 505.982.1774

Santa Fe Community Days
The Plaza fills with music,kids-activities,food and entertainment for the whole family.
Santa Fe Plaza
Dates are To be announced
For more information http://www.santafenm.gov/index.aspx?nid=2179

Santa Fe Century Ride
A hundred miles of history pass under your wheels as you bicycle down the ancient Turquoise Trail through the old mining towns of Madrid and Golden, across the mineral rich Ortiz and San Pedro Mountains, across the Estancia Valley through the villages of Cedar Grove and Stanley and on to the very old village of Galisteo, and 100 miles after you start, wheel back into Old Santa Fe. In addition, there is a Half-Century loop and 25, 50, & 75 mile "out & back" routes.
Santa Fe, NM
May 15th
For more information visit http://santafecentury.com/