Was in town for an event and wanted to do something cultural. Found a production that was running…read moreand bought a ticket was a great production. Theater was a little warm but overall a great venue and friendly staff.

Last night we attended the performance of Cabaret at the Santa Fe Playhouse. Although there were…read moresome decent performers, the production itself was mildly pornographic. We did not find the simulated sex acts, including masturbation, graphically displayed throughout the performance to be entertaining at all. It was disturbing and unnecessary. Our only regret is that we did not get up and leave earlier as many in the audience chose to do.

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.

We had a lively/ lovely experience here with my toddler…read more The highlights included touching and holding snakes, tarantulas, geckos, beetles and cockroaches The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable There were a wide variety of tarantulas and reptiles Overall would recommend!

My partner and I stayed at the hotel right next to this business, and I am so glad we did. We had a…read morefantastic time learning about many reptiles and bugs. It had a good spread that filled the room. My favorite part was the guy letting us hold a bunch of them! He was knowledgeable and friendly. We had a blast and recommend to anyone, especially kids!

They run a classical concert series in the city. We found…read morethe music to be lovely, but the handling of the logistics of the concert to be rather amateurish. They gave us wrong information about parking so we were late. They didn't have signs up so we couldn't find it, and also people kept coming into the room outside not knowing there was a private event. Also, they didn't have enough seats on the rows based on how many they sold so we couldn't sit in our designated seats. It seemed rather lame since they've been around 25 years.

We attended the November 5, 2016, 4 pm concert. We went early at 3 pm and heard Tom O'Conner's very…read moreinformative lecture. I'm trying to understand and enjoy modern music. His lecture made the 2 newer pieces pop for me. I loved them. In fact the Mahler, normally one of my favorites, seemed boring in contrast. We are so lucky to have Pro Musica in Santa Fe.

This is a tradition in Santa Fe, and it was my first time going with someone that had experienced…read moreit as kid. The idea of the festival is to mark the start of the fiestas, and to do so, they burn this giant marionette. The marionette is called "old man gloom" and inside of him are all the worries and troubles people want to leave behind, forget, and symbolically see them burn when the marionette burns at the end of the festival. The burning of old man gloom is the finale, followed by a show of fireworks that will keep everyone in awe. While the festival gets to this point, there's music, food trucks, and vendors keeping the people entertained. It is a first come event, so if you get there early the better chance you get to be closer to the stage but honestly it doesn't matte much. The main event, as mentioned, is the burning of mad who stands 50 feet tall, so everyone in attendance can see it and celebrate the start of a "new year". I was very impressed with how organized and safe the whole thing was, especially when there was (reported) about 60K people there. Nice to have started my trip to Santa Fe with a local tradition.

First time attending this annual event. Was not thrilled with production- given 250th anniversary…read moreUS. Script didn't make sense. Very long if you go right at 4. Not having been before, I scoured the do's and don't listed on the website. Despite rereading on day of event- there were significant changes made that were not updated on the Zozobra website. No lockers for items not allowed in, bag policy was changed without notification. Once in the venue- certain areas were not clearly marked (beer garden). Lots of security present- multiple items on the not allowed list seen in the venue. Fireworks and burning were good to see. Need to review the website to ensure accurate information- not wait until people arrive. Honestly, wait to enter until 730pm. Still plenty of time to peruse the vendors, buy merch, grab a spot on the lawn (general admission).

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!

The Bradbury Science Museum is a hidden gem! It's free and the staff was so helpful in letting us…read moreknow about their theaters showing informative videos. The displays are informative and have interactive features on different science subjects they deal with. I enjoyed the earthquake and implosion chair to help you determine the difference between the two. I love the Monte Carlo method prediction station where you predict the joker card and figured out the method was amazing that you forget you're learning lol Playing President in a Cuban Missile Crisis station where you make decisions on how to save America and then see what President Kennedy decided was wonderful. This made history so much fun. You should definitely check out this museum.

Wonderful and free museum. A bit small, only one story but they cram a lot of information in there!…read moreThe staff is very nice and can answer a lot of questions about the museum, several are former employees of the actual Lab which is pretty cool. A good mix of historical information from the Manhattan project and what the lab is going right now. A lot of stuff I didn't know about what they do. **Updated hours for construction June 2026-??

The guy in the clubhouse is genuinely the nicest person I've ever met I took what I wanted to eat…read moreand drink for a snack and he said "just take it" and gave me the sweetest smile. The course is ok but the guy made my day. And guess what we are both named Jack!

Old style course. Can't lose a ball. Beware, however, if Joe is the day's Course Marshal. He's a…read morebully and if he doesn't like you or who you're playing with he'll ride you around the course like a bad donkey. We finished the first nine in one hour and forty minutes; Joe didn't think we were fast enough and pushed us twice. At the tenth hole, this fool came up a third time in his cart, and told us that this was the "last warning." He then split our foursome which, in turn, forced us to wait at the remaining tee boxes for the new threesome ahead of us. Splitting the group delayed everyone on the back nine. Smart, huh? Despite his childish move, our now twosome still finished the entire 18 in three hours and thirty minutes. The average 18 holes takes FOUR hours and thirty minutes. Despite Joe, we were waaay ahead of average. Before today, I used to play Santa Fe Country Club frequently. Joe's behavior was completely new and absolutely unnecessary. It doesn't serve SFCC to have angry people employed even if the management might think he's "moving things along." He wasn't and all he did in this critical role was create enemies for his employer.