Mark Tiarks

Music by Hispanic composers from Puerto Rico, Argentina, and Uruguay will be performed by the Santa Fe Symphony on its February 17 Music from Latin America concert.

Santa Fe's United Church of Christ presents FebFest 2025, a celebration of African American spirituals and gospel music with a daylong workshop that any singer can join and a concluding

Week three of the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival features a trio of piano trios, a string quartet program with operatic connections, a klezmer-inspired quintet, and the American debut of

Caffeine is recommended, but only due to the opera's 4¼-hour length. The rest makes for a musically superior evening.

This may be the most propulsive La Traviata you’ll ever see and hear, reviewer Mark Tiarks says, with a standout performance from Mané Galoyan in the title role.

The Santa Fe Opera's performance opened one night after its excellent La Traviata. A top-notch cast performed in an ingeniously updated setting.

Albuquerque’s Toby Vigneau and Tijeras’ Lydia Grindatt, are quickly climbing the ranks in the worlds of symphonic music and opera.

Internal promotions gave CCA Santa Fe a new leadership duo at its cinema program and they’ve already expanded screenings and launched new initiatives.

The symphony’s four principal wind players take the stage at Meow Wolf’s Fancy Town for a wide-ranging concert of lung-powered music.

The hard work of nonprofit boards delivers an enviable slate of arts offerings in Santa Fe — even as some arts organizations struggle with change and growth.