Santa Fe Social Meetup Group

This is a good place to have trivia games, they do them on Tuesdays and Thursdays. On Thursdays there is no theme, the topics are all over the place. The game starts at 6:30 and goes until about 8:15 or so. They don't serve food but you can bring your own and eat it there.

It's at 545 Camino de la Familia in the Railyard, next to the Violet Crown theater. Recommended to arrive at about 6:15 to get settled and get a drink first. The parking structure is great but costs $7. After 6:00 (before 6 really) they don't charge for parking along Camino de la Familia, so that's the best place to park.

If you cannot attend, please change your RSVP status to "not going". If you don't show up and don't let us know, you will be flagged as a "no-show". I'm asking this because when we have more than 4 or 5 people I arrive very early to reserve the one large table.

Santa Fe Bite has good food and good service in a comfortable atmosphere, and it's easy to park. We will need to order from a limited menu, linked below. This menu makes it much easier on the kitchen, especially the grill. The full beer and wine menu will be available.

It's at 1616 St Michaels Dr, and we'll start at 6:00. We have a reservation for 25 people. If you won't be attending please change your RSVP to "not going" so in case there is a waiting list someone else can go.

If anyone has a question please message me directly. See you there!

Food menu: https://blue-linnell-3.tiiny.site

Drinks menu: https://www.santafebitenm.com/menu/beer-wine

https://www.santafebite.com/

Let's get spooky with our brushes and drinks at Paint Sip Chill, celebrating the "Day of the Dead" in style! In this community event, you will learn how to paint a colorful and expressive painting while enjoying Chomp's delicious offerings! Step by step instruction by Cheryl Casden.

Located at Chomp Food Hall & Wine Bar at 505 Cerrillos Rd Suite B101, Santa Fe, NM. Chomp is between downtown and the Santa Fe Railyard, across from Hotel Santa Fe. For more information on classes and for booking private events, please email Cheryl at Cherylcasden@gmail.com and follow Paint Sip Chill NM on Instagram.

Unleash your inner artist at Paint-Sip-Chill, Santa Fe's vibrant monthly painting experience held within the lively CHOMP Food Hall & Wine Bar. Immerse yourself in the creative spirit of New Mexico and the Southwest as you explore your artistic potential, brushstroke by delicious sip. Whether you're a budding beginner or a seasoned painter, these 21+ beginner-friendly classes provide everything you need to create a masterpiece you'll proudly call your own. Immerse yourself in the welcoming atmosphere of CHOMP, indulging in diverse culinary delights and handcrafted cocktails or mocktails to fuel your inspiration. Let your creativity flow at Paint-Sip-Chill, where artistic exploration meets culinary magic in the heart of Santa Fe.

Please arrive at 6:00 PM to get your seats and a drink. Painting instruction is from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM.

● Wear clothes for painting, but aprons will be provided.

● Full wine / spirits bar and various delicious food vendors open till 12 AM.

● Sick? Please stay home if you are not feeling well. Notify us 24hrs before for full refund.

● Day of walk ins welcome - Must email cherylcasden@gmail.com by 4 PM to check availability!

**Please note that there is no wheelchair accommodations when classes are held upstairs. If special accommodations are needed, please email Cheryl at cherylcasden@gmail.com.

About Art Instructor:

Cheryl Casden Carpenter was born and raised in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, IL. She received her Bachelors of Fine Art from Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design and studied abroad at Bezalel Academy of Art & Design in Jerusalem, Israel. Her studio work has hung in numerous galleries around the Midwest. Her love for art transitioned into instructing over a decade ago. Her teaching style has been reviewed as fun-loving, easy to follow, technique focused but creatively driven. She is currently a Retreat Chef at The Southwest Sanctuary in Galisteo, NM.