Casa Cuma B&B Santa Fe

For Reservations call (505) 216-7516. Come see for yourself why Newsweek called Casa Cuma "A Desert Paradise"

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Visiting Taos/Albuquerque

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One day in Santa Fe

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Rooms and Rates

Cowboy

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Corazon

Santa Fe Suite

Bishops Lodge Road Casita

Garden Room at Ravens

Starlight at Ravens Ridge

Ravens Ridge Casita

Aspen

Pinon

Juniper

Vacation Rental 3 Rooms

Helmuth Naumer House

Location

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Weather

Georgia O'Keeffe Museum

Fine Arts Museum

Folk Art Museum

Farmers Market

Shidoni Bronze Pouring

Tesuque Flea Market

Zozobra

Santa Fe Wine Festival

Indian Market

Spanish Market

Hot Air Balloon Fiesta

Film Festival

Santa Fe Fiesta

Society of Artists

Things to Do

Walking Tour

Historic Plaza

Performing Art

Museums around the Plaza

Museums at Museum Hill

Galleries

St. Francis Cathedral

Loretto Chappel

Palace of the Governors

Opera - Summer

Bandstand - Summer

Ski Santa Fe

Things to do All Year

Symphony

Canyon Road

Guided Bird Walks

Sculpture Garden

The Historic Plaza

Native American Museum

Peralta's Sculpture

Day Trips

Bandelier/Jemez Mountains

High Road to Taos

O'Keeffe Country

Hikes

Rafting

Bicycling

Fly Fishing

Restaurants

Restaurant Overview

Southwestern

Spanish

Entertainment

Italian

Fine Dining

Steakhouse

Ask the Innkeepers

Specials

Massage

Reservations

(505) 216-7516

Santa Fe Symphony

www.SantaFeSymphony.org

In the summer of 1984, there was much excitement in the air for the arts in
Santa Fe.  The Desert Chorale was in its second season, the New Mexico Repertory Theater had opened to much fanfare, and BATI (British American Theater Institute) was going strong at Greer Garson.  In the music world, however, it appeared that symphonic music was no longer going to be produced in Santa Fe.  Encouraged by the energy of these youthful arts groups, a committee of musicians spearheaded by Greg Heltman and including Artemus Edwards, Elena Sopoci, Joan Zucker and Robert Wingert, gathered to consider ideas to keep symphonic music in Santa Fe.

Today, as a result of the continuing dedication of instrumentalists and choristers, the unflagging efforts of dozens of Board members past and present, and our loyal donors, audiences and volunteers, our budget has increased to $750,000, supporting a fully professional organization and Santa Fe’s only full symphony orchestra and chorus.  Thank you for helping us keep great orchestral music alive in Santa Fe
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