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​Thank you for joining us at the Old Santa Fe Association's once-in-a-century event on April 25, 2026.
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Click here to read two OSFA ¡El Boletín! Newsletter articles titled "As published in the Santa Fe New Mexican, April 24, 1926" and "Celebrating Santa Fe Since 1926" about what transpired 100 years ago that led to the formation of the Old Santa Fe Association.

The Santa Fe New Mexican covered the 100th Year Celebration. Click here to read the article "Party like it's 1926: Old Santa Fe Association celebrates a century."

Contributing photographs by LeRoy N. Sanchez Photography, Joanne Burns and Robin Farwell Gavin.

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In the high desert of Northern New Mexico, where the Sangre de Cristo Mountains catch the first light of dawn, lies a city that looks like no other in America. Santa Fe's skyline isn't defined by steel and glass, but by soft, round edges, earth-toned clay, and the rhythmic protrusion of vigas. The City Different aesthetic feels ancient, yet its preservation was never an accident of fate. It was a hard-fought victory led by one of the oldest preservation organizations in the United States: the Old Santa Fe Association.   — Edward Archuleta, Executive Director​

​Join us for this once-in-a-century event.
Old Santa Fe Association's
100th Anniversary Celebration Party

Saturday, April 25, 2026

5:00 to 8:00 pm
​at the Scottish Rite Center 
463 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe

​​At 5 pm:

• ​Arrive to Mariachi Azteca
• Mayor Michael J. Garcia will present a Proclamation.

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​Sumptuous hors d'oeuvres • Cash Bar 
Short speeches • Music • Surprise Guest

Parking entrance is west of the building, with handicapped access available.

Tickets $50 per person.
To reserve, please email name(s) & number of tickets to: 
[email protected], then pay at the door with check or credit card.