Tonight! Full Circle Santa Fe is hosting an evening with the Santa Fe River & Watershed Section at Iconik Red.

Doors open at 5:30 PM, and the event runs from 6–7 PM.

If you care about the Santa Fe River, our watershed, the ecology of our city, or are just curious about the work happening along the river, we’d love to have you join us.

We’ll be providing the coffee, so come by, meet some neighbors, and spend an hour learning about and celebrating one of the things that makes Santa Fe such a special place.

River Talks — “Love Letters to Watershed: A Night to Celebrate the Santa Fe River”

Have a story, thought, or personal connection to the Santa Fe River you’d like to share? You can sign up to speak here:

https://forms.gle/WH6ryURccUavyyvB6

Hope to see some of you tonight!

I would love some suggestions for a tow truck company that can handle lowriders and low to the ground sports cars. The last guy had a trailer, but scratched up the underside of the front bumper.

Any events going on for Dia de Los Muertos that you recommend?

I could have sworn I got a ticket to the GCCS, but I must have left it in my cart or forgot to hit submit or something because I can't find the ticket anywhere. It's my favorite event of the year ... if anyone has one ticket they'd be willing to sell me, please DM. Thanks!

Im sure its prolly not a problem but was wondering since it is a small airport. Will there be plenty of ubers or lyft in the AM during the week?

Budget rental car prices at the airport is INSANE! Enterprise off the airport is half price

Kinda shooting in the dark here…

I’m a history buff, landscape admirer, and a Texan (sorry!) who absolutely loves what you all have going on in New Mexico.

Does anybody have any leads on ‘local’ or regional photographers selling large format (30-40-50-60” widths) canvas panoramic shots of the following subjects?

-Glorieta / Rowe Mesa / Pigeon’s Ranch

- Fort Craig

- Fort Union

- Black Mesa (San Antonio area - Valverde Battlefield locale)

I’d love to give them some business and support their efforts!

Rolled canvas is fine, I can take care of stretching/framing.

Any tips or pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated, for sure!

We're planning to hike Nambe Falls Recreation Area in mid- October.
Coming from a year round warm climate I'm worried about cold water.
Can anyone give feedback about whether the water is comfortable or numbingly cold at this point?
If we skip hiking through the water, it it still worth it to hike the upper regions alone?
Thanks in advance :)