When in Santa Fe this is truly a place to tour the Funkadelic Art scene. House in an old rail side…read morewarehouse, which I believe was last partly used as the brewery cooler. I took a walk through the "Walk on Art Show." Interesting concept, but I couldn't bring myself to that level of comfort. Strolling uncaringly on someone else's hard work just was my bag. So I tip toed through each piece admiring the effort and humor (see my photos). There are also other areas to to enjoy such as the Children's theater which I overheard laughter and clapping. The building is a honestly a discovery zone and worth a visit.

I was working with another organization that was using the Museo as meeting space for our lobby…read moreday. Personally I thought the meeting space was incredible. Incredible size to fit all of the individuals taking part, and being able to see some of the artwork while walking in made it a unique experience. The Museo houses some incredible works of art and I truly wish I got to see all of it. Some incredible unique pieces that frankly I do not think I would have seen anywhere else. I recommend you go check it out and send me over some more photos of artwork I may have missed. The works of art will immediately catch your eye.

If you're looking for a great movie experience in Santa Fe, this theater is a must-visit. It's…read morelocated right in the heart of the Railyard, with a large parking garage nearby if street parking is full. You can buy tickets online or at the easy-to-use self-service kiosks. There's a bar where you can grab a beer and some surprisingly tasty food. The theater has both upstairs and downstairs screening rooms, plus a lounge area where you can relax and enjoy your food before the show. It's a beautiful space, with plenty of legroom and comfortable seating--perfect for dining while you watch. I had a great time here and can't wait to go back!

If your in the area of the Plaza in Santa Fe, stop by this place and see a movie. That have plenty…read moreof good eats (pizza, pretzels, candy, ect...and alcoholic & soft drinks, nice area to relax before the movie starts. The theater had plenty of good seats. Plenty of space, no feeling crowded, unless of course it's packed. Quality of the movie was good, sound was good, it was clean, bathrooms were clean. Staff was friendly & helpful. They do have areas for wheelchair and elevator available.

Attended the 100th Annivesary burning this weekend. We have attended over the past years but this…read moretime was just not well planned. There were just too many people because of the 100th year and attendance should of been limited for safety. We essentially were packed in like sardines and could not move. The food lines were outrageous, and the limited number of portable toilets with limited lighted was unacceptable. The 2nd security screening made entry slow and backed up. There was one improvement and positive. The drone shows added this year were a great addition to the fireworks. Overall, we were disappointed at 2024s burning.

You couldn't pay me to go again- It's so crowded. As a Santa Fe resident, I'm hearing more and more…read morecomplaints about it and people getting scared In the massive crowd. I was uncomfortable, not scared, but if a fire had started in this dry New Mexican land or a crowd stampede, Id been very frightened. What used to be a family event is now quite commercialize, what used to be 20,000 people is now 50,000. I wish I could enjoy the Zozobra of the past-it sounded so much better.

I love this museum. Their regular exhibit is a blast (devils in the pit a personal favorite) and…read moretemporary exhibits are interesting too. If you are interested in Mexican arts and culture, in particular, this is a win. Not a massive museum, you likely can see it all in about an hour. Easy parking and it's a nice area to museum hop. Museum shop is excellent. Also you can use reciprocal museum cards here so if you are a member you may get in free.

July 10th from where I live and call home...the awful music from our neighborhood park which we…read morecannot use until IFAM leaves is so loud and awful. I have my windows closed and doors closed but cannot hear my programmed TV. my dog is in need of medication to cope. this is not america! trump might as well have been in charge of this sh-t show, no rights for the residents! this all should have been kept at the museum hill and not a neighborhood where it interferes with tax paying residents. I think this is all political and a lot to do with under table cash pay offs.

I saw "La Emi" last night at the Maria Benitez Theater at The Lodge at Santa Fe. It was fantastic…read more I loved the dancers, I love the singing, the music, the atmosphere. The dancers were very good. The show had a variety numbers, and the they were all very talented. I have two things I want to comment on: Our tickets were the most affordable option, and I wish I had been able to see the theater first before purchasing. Every seat in the place will give you a good view, but the seats in the back are not great for comfort. The show is about 1.5-2 hours with a 15 min intermission. The back row chairs are high top chairs for a bar, and do not have a table or anything. It is good to help you see, but not suggested for a bad back, for older people, or probably very uncomfortable for someone who is wider. If I could do it again I would definitely spend the extra to have a regular seat or a table. The other thing was people were asked to put their phones away, and several people were not compliant. I do wish they enforced this better. The theater does an amazing job giving you a good experience. The theater is pretty intimate and when the lights are down or off, a phone ruins that experience. There is a bar, but there is not food. Grab dinner before the show. Currently the restaurant at the hotel is closed too. Overall I would go again and again. It was great. Everyone in my party was completely awed by the show. They had never seen flamenco presented like that before.

It was wonderful to watch Fern Gully at the new Sky Midtown. We really appreciate the free Family…read moreFilms programming and will be back for more. Thank you for keeping moms like me sane during summer break! Gabe is always super nice and friendly, and the theatre is gorgeous.

I'm glad CCA has taken over the operation of The Screen cinema. They are able to show a good…read morespectrum of art, indy and first-run films in a comfortable theater space. Ticket prices are reasonable and their small selection of snacks is good, too. The only thing I don't like about The Screen is finding the theater at the back of the Santa Fe School of Design campus and the many speed bumps along the route!!

We really enjoyed this little museum. It's attached to the mineshaft tavern and is FREE. There is a…read morevery cool theater you visit and another building that actually has bats that migrate there every year. My wife ran from the room after getting buzzed by one. It was great. There's an old train, and a bunch of historic items from when to town was a mining town. It was well worth the time.

An unexpected treat while visiting the eclectic town of Madrid, NM. After buying your ticket at the…read moremining shaft restaurant, you enter the area of the museum by walking through a theatre with old fashion seats that has a still functioning balcony. You walk on stage and exit right (passing a real locomotive and photos of movies that have used Madrid as a location) into a small open area looking at a hillside that was part of the mining site of Madrid. There are several old buildings that contain hundreds of items from the late 1800's and early 1900's. Edison lived here for a year and some of his items are on display. Displays of the 'company store', the Madrid baseball team, coal mining machinery, are scattered around these buildings. Although the displays are primitive, it is like looking through an old attic waiting to see what old thing you can find. Hopefully, the museum can get some assistance from the state or coal mining history buffs to improve some of the displays and preserve a history that would be lost otherwise.

Very creative llay and excellently acted. Deservedly sold out every night of its too-short run.read more

Wow! What a great evening. Looking for something to do with my HS students from Tucson in Santa Fe…read morein the evening I stumbled across the Theater Grottesco website. We called them and they were extremely gracious hosts. They even set up an after performance talk with the cast and director for our students! Theater Grottesco is an irreverent theater group that creates humorous, complex performances that are visually fascinating to watch. We saw their take on on Shakespeare's 12th Night. Grottesco is must. I highly recommend attending a performance and if you are a HS English, Theater or Art teacher, take your kids to a performance!