Santa Fe Harvest Festival
Santa Fe Harvest Festival
Welcome to the Santa Fe Harvest Festival!
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As the autumn breeze sweeps through the historic ranch grounds, join us for a celebration of the bountiful harvest season. Learn the time-honored tradition of crafting vibrant red chile ristras, or wander through the pumpkin patch to pick the perfect pumpkin for your fall decor.
Experience the joy of stomping grapes by foot and discover the art of making corn husks with hands-on demonstrations. Browse through local artisan vendors, surrounded by the colorful foliage of cottonwoods and historic buildings, with period-correct dressed docents guiding your journey through the past.
Quench your thirst with Golondrinas Gold Ale, brewed from Golondrinas Hops by Beer Creek Brewing, or savor the flavors of Sheehan Winery’s finest New Mexican wines. Embark on a hayride around the ranch and soak in the sights and scents of the season.
Join us at the longest-running harvest festival in New Mexico, where traditions come alive amidst the beauty of autumn. Let’s celebrate the abundance of the harvest together!
EVENT DATE
OCTOBER 4 & 5, 2025
10am – 4pm
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Space is limited and some festivals sell out, so get your tickets early.
Tickets are only available through HoldMyTicket.com.
Cash is not accepted at the admissions gate. We accept credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
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Entrance Rules
What You Need to Know
Schedule
Activities, Performances, Demos, and More
Artisan Vendors
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Food & Drink
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Beer & Wine Vendors
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Entrance Rules:
- Cash is not accepted at the admissions gate. We accept credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
- No pets allowed (only ADA-approved assistance animals).
- Must be at least 21 years of age with a valid ID to buy and/or drink alcohol (see Alcohol Policy below).
- Minors must be accompanied by a legal age parent/guardian.
- No weapons may be brought onto the Museum grounds.
- No distribution of literature within public easements or on Museum grounds without prior approval.
Alcohol Policy:
Must be at least 21 years of age with a valid ID to buy and/or drink alcohol. Identification will be checked. All forms of identification must include a date of birth. We do not accept paper, temporary, or vertical IDs. No alcohol may be brought onto the Museum grounds, and bottles of wine purchased may not be opened on the Museum grounds.
Event Documentation:
This event will be photographed and videotaped. By entering this property, you agree that Las Golondrinas, its contractors and representatives may film you, photograph you and record your voice, and make use of your image or voice without compensation, in any media worldwide for any purpose related to this event and the business of Las Golondrinas including marketing in print, online and social media. Please do not enter the property if you do not agree to any of the above.
Schedule
)_Saturday
10:15am- 12pm : Traditional San Ysidro Procession and MassÂ
11:00am- 3:00pm : Meet Harley “the Buffalo”
12:00pm- 3:00pm : Harvest Hayrides
12:00pm- 2:00pm : Craft Corner: Corn Husk Dolls
12:00pm- 3:00pm : Grape Stomping Demonstrations
12:00pm- while supplies last : Fresh Horno BreadÂ
Sunday
11:00am- 3:00pm : Meet Harley “the Buffalo”
12:00pm- 3:00pm : Harvest Hayrides
11:00pm- 1:00pm : Craft Corner: Corn Husk Dolls
12:00pm- 3:00pm : Grape Stomping Demonstrations
12:00pm- while supplies last : Fresh Horno BreadÂ
Ongoing ActivitiesÂ
– Bulmaro Perez Mendoza Zapotec Master Weaver
– Kalpulli Teocali Ollin Curanderismo
– Corn GrindingÂ
– Yerba Buena Tea SamplingÂ
– Traditional Chile Ristra Stringing with the Archuleta FamilyÂ
– Traditional Weaving DemonstrationsÂ
– Ranch Roping 101 presented by the Northern New Mexico Horsemen’s AssociationÂ
– Historic Military EncampmentÂ
– Shop Local Artisan VendorsÂ
– Face PaintingÂ
– Custom Caricatures by Duane Brown
– Paper Making DemonstrationÂ
РTradiciones de Una Casa Nuevo M̩xicano ( Traditions of a New Mexican Household)
– Historic Hide TanningÂ
– Carpentry ShopÂ
– Pumpkin PatchÂ
– Blacksmith Demonstration
– Wool Dyeing Demonstration
– Alabados ( Traditional Religious Hymns) by Dexter TrujilloÂ
– The Big Mill
Performances
11pm Р2pm (Saturday Only) Tyler Lansing (Din̩), flute player
Location: Roaming
12pm – 2pm (Saturday Only) Zuva Marimba
Location: Tented eating area
1pm – 2pm (Saturday Only) Los Coloniales: Traditional Spanish Folk Dancers
Location: The Stage
2pm Р3pm (Saturday & Sunday) Los Ni̱os de Santa Fe: Traditional Mexican Dances
Location: The Stage
10am – 11am (Sunday Only) New Mexico School for the Arts Mariachi Group
Location: Front entrance
11am – 12pm (Sunday Only) Johnny Bell
Location: The Stage
12pm – 1pm (Sunday Only) New Mexico Bailes de Salón: Interactive Dance Lessons
Location: Tented eating area
1pm – 2pm (Sunday Only) Entreflamenco Youth Dancers
Location: The Stage
Vendors
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Beer & Wine Vendors
