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The International Folk Art Market is back!

By SFR

July 10, 2015 at 5:55 am MDT

Rocky Mountain Puppets The Santa Fe Public Library's Summer Reading Program presents this talking puppet show. More Info >>

Rocky Mountain Puppets

The Santa Fe Public Library's Summer Reading Program presents this talking puppet show.

ART Santa Fe The International Contemporary Art Fair celebrates its 15th year with galleries from around the world, once again, offering an outstanding overview on modern and contemporary art. More Info >>

ART Santa Fe

The International Contemporary Art Fair celebrates its 15th year with galleries from around the world, once again, offering an outstanding overview on modern and contemporary art.

12th Annual International Folk Market Santa Fe has become a mecca for master folk artists and this well-known international festival is a big reason why. Over 150 artists from 50 countries attend. More Info >>

12th Annual International Folk Market

Santa Fe has become a mecca for master folk artists and this well-known international festival is a big reason why. Over 150 artists from 50 countries attend.

The Act of Killing: Director's Cut Director Joshua Oppenheimer is in person for a screening of his critically acclaimed and harrowing documentary that looks into the 1965/66 Indonesian genocide. More Info >>

The Act of Killing: Director's Cut

Director Joshua Oppenheimer is in person for a screening of his critically acclaimed and harrowing documentary that looks into the 1965/66 Indonesian genocide.

Les Gens Bruyants These noisy gentlemen brings the sweet sounds of Cajun to your ear. More Info >>

Les Gens Bruyants

These noisy gentlemen brings the sweet sounds of Cajun to your ear.

Film Fiesta! New Mexico Women in Film celebrates 10 years with 17 of the best films by its members in six different genres. More Info >>

Film Fiesta!

New Mexico Women in Film celebrates 10 years with 17 of the best films by its members in six different genres.

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