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This Weekend

Get your glow on

By SFR

December 18, 2015 at 4:48 am MST

Glow: A Winter Lights Event Walk amongst the glowing geodesic domes, enjoy food and drink and hear music on select evenings. Everyone—from families looking to create new traditions to youths looking to have their minds blown for...some reason—is encouraged to check it out. More Info >>

Glow: A Winter Lights Event

Walk amongst the glowing geodesic domes, enjoy food and drink and hear music on select evenings. Everyone—from families looking to create new traditions to youths looking to have their minds blown for...some reason—is encouraged to check it out.

Duo Rasminko; Nosotros Your evening begins with gypsy jazz and switches gears to Latin-infused jazz tunes. More Info >>

Duo Rasminko; Nosotros

Your evening begins with gypsy jazz and switches gears to Latin-infused jazz tunes.

John Boland Mustangs and Other Wild Horses of Northern New Mexico is an exhibition of photographs taken by Boland while he travelled across remote Northern New Mexico by bicycle. More Info >>

John Boland

Mustangs and Other Wild Horses of Northern New Mexico is an exhibition of photographs taken by Boland while he travelled across remote Northern New Mexico by bicycle.

David Geist and Leslie Livingston David Geist keeps the holiday hits a-coming, this time with Leslie Livingston on board to lend some vocal help. More Info >>

David Geist and Leslie Livingston

David Geist keeps the holiday hits a-coming, this time with Leslie Livingston on board to lend some vocal help.

Winter Solstice Labyrinth Walk Join the Labyrinth Resource Group for the winter solstice. More Info >>

Winter Solstice Labyrinth Walk

Join the Labyrinth Resource Group for the winter solstice.

The Nutcracker Aspen Santa Fe Ballet presents a whimsical interpretation of the holiday classic. More Info >>

The Nutcracker

Aspen Santa Fe Ballet presents a whimsical interpretation of the holiday classic.

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