MarketMusic
2024-07-06 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Denver) | New Mexico School for the Arts, 500 Montezuma Ave, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 87501, United States
Harpsichord Obbligato
Harpsichord chamber music of J.S. Bach and others

Artists include: David Solem, harpsichord; Jeffrey Smith, violin
Food for Thought: Today’s speaker is the enterprising Nina Ladegaard, Founder|Director of the award-winning Squash Blossom Local Food, the 2022 Local Hero for Innovation & Food Justice, Edible New Mexico and the 2018 City of Santa Fe’s Small Business of the Year. Squash Blossom is Santa Fe’s lead distributor of wholesale local produce to restaurants in and around Santa Fe. Squash Blossom is also the purveyor of local produce for individual consumers through Blossom Bag Subscriptions complete with home delivery. Nina describes Squash Blossom “as a social enterprise. We work to protect and preserve traditional, low-impact farming methods, and prioritize above all else, fairness for every entity in the farmer ➟ eater value chain.”

In addition to sourcing from Ground Stone Farm which Nina and her husband Mat own in Nambé, New Mexico, Nina has developed a network of 25 farms from which she and her team obtain fresh produce for her wholesale and retail clients. You may also visit with Mat Ladegaard at his booth at the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market pre-concert.

Admission: Enjoy free admission to all concerts, though donations are warmly appreciated.
About the Performances: Our one-hour concerts feature a stunningly fresh repertoire and include a short break at the midpoint for a Food-Talk, featuring Santa Fe’s leading food experts—chefs, authors, and producers.
Venue: These world-class performances are held at the Gallery of the New Mexico School for the Arts, located at 500 Montezuma. Complimentary parking is available across the street.

MarketMusic
2024-07-20 12:00 - 13:00
Il Barocco Italiano:
Music of Corelli, Vivaldi and their contemporaries

Artists include: Lorenzo Colitto and Lisa Ferguson, violins; Sally Guenther, cello; Kathleen McIntosh, harpsichord
Food for Thought: Pam Roy is a leader in food policy in New Mexico, and she had lent her talents to a number of important organizations in the food arena. We are honored to have her speak today. The 2016 Community All Star, traces her Farmers’ Market Institute roots back to 1989 when the organization was a fledgling start-up.

She is the Executive Director and Policy Director of Farm to Table which has Food Policy and Advocacy as a core part of its mission. In this role she coordinates the New Mexico Food & Agriculture Policy Council, Santa Fe City and County Food Policy Council, serves as the Rocky Mountain Farmers Union Government Relations for New Mexico, is a partner of the NM Grown Coalition and the Office of the Governor’s Food Initiative. In a nutshell, if there is an important conversation about our State’s agricultural policy, you’ll find this native New Mexican in a seat at the table.

Admission: Enjoy free admission to all concerts, though donations are warmly appreciated.
About the Performances: Our one-hour concerts feature a stunningly fresh repertoire and include a short break at the midpoint for a Food-Talk, featuring Santa Fe’s leading food experts—chefs, authors, and producers.
Venue: These world-class performances are held at the Gallery of the New Mexico School for the Arts, located at 500 Montezuma. Complimentary parking is available across the street.
