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ABBAcadabra Returns: Santa Fe’s 3rd Annual Halloween Fundraiser!
Get ready to dance, jive, and have the time of your life at Santa Fe’s most anticipated Halloween celebration! The Human Rights Alliance Santa Fe (HRA) proudly presents the 3rd Annual ABBAcadabra, a night where ABBA meets Halloween in a fun and festive fundraising event. Event Details Event Name: ABBAcadabra Date: October 11, 2024 Time: 6:30 PM until late Location: The Mystic Santa Fe Admission: General Admission: $20 – Enjoy the live concert and dance party until 10 PM. Concert … Read More
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There aren’t very many restaurants in business today that were here in Santa Fe when I pulled into town in 1980. Back at the time, friends took me to a place that recently had moved to the then-scruffy railyard neighborhood. It was defying conventional logic about location, location, location. Tomasita’s, our destination, was in a red brick station house, an outbuilding of sorts to the old unused Santa Fe depot. At one time this had been the terminus of a … Read More
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