Santa Fe National Cemetery
Check pricesA national cemetery on the north side of Santa Fe that serves as a memorial to veterans and their service.

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See summer opera in an open-sided hilltop theater where the stage looks west to the New Mexico sunset.
301 Opera Drive · Santa Fe, NM
Santa Fe Opera stages a summer festival of five operas in rotating repertory at the Crosby Theatre, north of the city. The theater has a roof but open sides, and the stage faces west, so the New Mexico landscape and the sunset become part of the set. John Crosby founded the company, which opened in 1957 with Madama Butterfly, and the current house dates to 1998. An electronic libretto system lets you follow the text as you watch.
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