Join us for a day-long symposium celebrating the start of Preservation Month in Santa Fe. This comprehensive event brings together preservation experts, archaeologists, architects, and community leaders to explore Santa Fe’s rich history and its future.

Schedule

8:30 AM

Check-in begins in the lobby of the NM History Museum. Wristband access allows you the freedom to explore panels based on your interests.

9:15–10:20 AM

Old Santa Fe Association and Historic Santa Fe Foundation: Our History and Future Explore the distinct missions and shared history of these two nonprofits. OSFA focuses on preservation policy and advocacy, celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2026, while HSFF emphasizes hands-on stewardship, education, and protecting historic properties through programs and easements.

10:30–11:40 AM

Archaeology and Preservation in Downtown Santa Fe’s Historic Districts Unearth Santa Fe’s layers: Archaeologist Steve Post discusses downtown preservation with former Tesuque Governor Mark Mitchell, Historic Preservation Manager Gary Moquino, and Heather Lamboy, the director of the Planning & Land Use Department.

12:45–1:55 PM

State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) Karla McWilliams, Steven Moffson, and Matt Saionz break down preservation grants, historic designations, and more.

2:05–3:20 PM

Architectural Design in Santa Fe with Santa Fe AIA Design dialogue: Shawn Evans, Richard Martinez, and Beverley Spears explore Santa Fe’s architectural future.

3:30–4:20 PM

The Future of Preservation in Santa Fe Audience-driven discussion: Anthony Guida (Friends of Architecture) leads a visionary talk on challenges and ambitions.

Registration

Tickets are available via historicsantafe.org/2025-preservation-month