The 49th Annual Santa Fe Harvest Festival

Autumn is truly enchanting in New Mexico & a wonderful time to visit El Rancho de las Golondrinas. Join us in celebration of the harvest at this 200+ acres living history farm & ranch, where over 30 historic buildings set against the backdrop of majestic cottonwoods, draped in vibrant gold! Learn how a traditional red chile ristra is made, & pick your favorite pumpkin from our pumpkin patch. Stomp grapes by foot, make corn husk crafts, visit with our animal friends, shop handmade goods from talented local craftsmen, & much more. There’s a lot to immerse yourself in at the Santa Fe Harvest Festival, our longest-running & acclaimed event!

Saturday & Sunday
October 2 & 3, 2021
10am – 4pm

Adult Admission: $8 (only at HoldMyTicket.com)
Seniors (62+), teens (13–18), & Veterans: $6 (only at HoldMyTicket.com)
12 and under: FREE! (only at HoldMyTicket.com)
El Rancho de Las Golondrinas Members: FREE! (only at HoldMyTicket.com)
North American Reciprocal Museum Association: FREE!
(only at HoldMyTicket.com)
Blue Star Families: FREE! (only at HoldMyTicket.com)

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Vendors

Eric Raymond Luis Gonzales (Retablos, Bultos)

Richard Gabriel (Tinwork)

Terri Rodriguez (Jewelry)

Lillian Padilla (Copper engraving)

Andrea Lozano (Wood Carving)

Randy Montoya (Precious Metals)

Adam Matthew Romero (Retablos)

Jason Younis (Tinwork)

Las Golondrinas Vendors

Adorn
Alta Cruz Pottery
Artful Artisan
Benjamin Green
Bomvida Farms LLC
Bonnie Catanach
Button Box Aprons
Ciemque
Ciemque & High On Hooking
Cleo Romero’s Spanish Market
Desert Fig Designs
For the Love of Lavender
Fran’s Straw Applique and Tin Art
Francelia’s Chandler Shop
Francesca Margaritondo
Hil’s Jewelry
Hyer Wools
JoElla Casse Mosaics
Kylari Kritters
Le Paris Bakery
Magarte Pottery
Manzanarea Weaving and Wool Dyeing
Maytes Jewels
Mias Botanicals
Nancy Ondov
Ortega’s Woodcarving
Rocio Produce
Shirley Lynn
Speacialty Soaps and Scents
Tandy Leather
The Cornivore Popcorn
The Dun Stag
Tony Quintana
Two Pups Boutique
Wild Earth Art
Wildcat Lavenders

Be Hempful

Oscar Marin Baked Goods

Food Vendors

Bruno’s Pizza
Flamingo Steve’s Italian Ice
Fusion Tacos
Power 5 BBQ
Youthworks

Schedule of Events

Scheduled Activities
(Saturday & Sunday unless noted; Activities Subject to Change)

11:00 Saturday

Spanish Market Artist, Randy Montoya, demonstrates traditional precious metal jewelry making

(large tent behind info. booth)

11:00 Sunday

Spanish Market Artist, Lillian Padilla, demonstrates traditional copper engraving

(large tent behind info. booth)

11:00 – 2:00

Becky’s Cultural Craft, Corn Husk Creations!

(near Information Booth)

12:00 Saturday

Spanish Market Artist, Eric Raymond Luis Gonzales, demonstrates traditional bulto & retablo making
(large tent behind info. booth)

12:00 Sunday

Spanish Market Artist, Terri Rodriguez, demonstrates traditional Filigree jewelry making

(Sunday large tent behind info. booth)

~12:00

Fresh-baked bread out of the adobe horno! (#2)
*Covid safety practices utilized

11:00 – 3:00

Crush Grapes by Foot (#33)

12:00-3:00

Traditional Northern New Mexican music by Brenda Ortega & Glen Damian

(Food Service Area)

1:00 Saturday

La Sociedad Colonial Española de Santa Fe

(Entertainment Platform)

2:00

Lightning Boy Hoop Dancers (#19)

2:00 Saturday

Spanish Market Artist, Richard Gabriel, demonstrates traditional tinwork
(large tent behind info. booth)

2:00 Sunday

Spanish Market Artist, Andrea Lozano-Ortega, demonstrates traditional woodcarving

(large tent behind info. booth)

2:30 Sunday

Wild Walk with Dryland Wilds
(Limited to 25 people; sign up at Museum Gift Shop until 2pm, meet at gift shop for walk)

3:00 Saturday

The Lifecycle of a Grape, a presentation by Las Golondrinas Wine Group Member, Heidi Hahn (Education Center)

3:00 Sunday

The Mormon Battalion Marches Through Las Golondrinas During a Harvest Festival, 1846, a presentation by Kevin Henson of the Mormon Battalion Association (Education Center)