The results of the 2019 “Best of Bandstand” survey are in. Thanks to everyone who took a moment to let us know what you liked (and didn’t like) about the recently concluded season. Here are this year’s Top 20 vote-getters, in alphabetical order…
For the second year in a row, Santa Fe Bandstand was voted “BEST LIVE MUSIC VENUE” in the Santa Fe Reporter’s annual reader’s poll. Thanks to all our friends and fans for your support – it means the world to us! THANK YOU!
This year’s Bandstand Program Guide will be available all over town beginning June 11th. A partial list if distribution points include:
This year’s Santa Fe Bandstand begins June 19th and runs most Tuesdays through Saturdays through August 9th. Specific lineup info coming soon!
The 2019 Advertising and Sponsorship season is now open. Placing an ad in our full-color Program Guide (circulation: 20,000) is a great way to connect with our huge nightly crowds. Sponsoring a night of live music is also a great way to to let your customers know that you support Santa Fe’s “favorite community event.”
Our advertising rate sheet can be found here. Our sponsorship rate sheet can be found here. Please feel free to contact the Santa Fe Bandstand office with any questions – 505.986.6054.
Outside In Productions is pleased to announce the 2019 Santa Fe Bandstand application season is now open. If you, or someone you know, is interested in performing, please CLICK HERE to get started.
Online applications for the 2019 Santa Fe Bandstad season will be available beginning October 1st. Deadline for submissions is December 31st.
The results of the 2018 “Best of Bandstand” survey are in. Thanks to everyone who took a moment to let us know what you liked (and didn’t like) about the recently concluded season. Here are the Top 20 vote getters, in alphabetical order…
Thanks to the readers of the Santa Fe Reporter for voting Santa Fe Bandstand as “Best Live Music Venue” in 2018. According to Reporter, “No place else will you find more live music acts for free under those famous New Mexico skies.”
True dat.
