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April 22ndRoute 66 Community Day
Featuring the Jacob Shije Trio and Los Domingueros
FREE registration required.
Join the Museum of International Folk Art, the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, New Mexico History Museum and the New Mexico Museum of Art in celebrating the Centennial of Route 66. This event will begin downtown on Old Santa Fe Trail across from the Roundhouse with a classic car show at 10 AM.
A car cruise from downtown up to Museum Hill will begin at 12 PM. On Museum Hill, there will be a car show and demonstrations along with the Dine 'Tah Navajo Dancers, music from the Jacob Shije Trio and Los Domingueros, story time, face painting and discussions of the meaning and impact of Route 66 on New Mexico.
Food trucks including Freshies Juices, Laguna Burger, Over The Moon, Palateria Oasis, Sno Cloud and Taqueria Gracias Madre will be on-site.
Hop on the FREE Santa Fe Trails shuttle bus that will run continuously from 10:30 AM-5:30 PM between the PERA lot and Museum Hill with a final pick-up of 5 PM and 5:30 PM.
Hailing from the enchanting Santa Clara Pueblo in New Mexico, Jacob Shije stands as a multifaceted creative force, seamlessly weaving his talents as an Indigenous musician, artist, and photographer. With roots deeply embedded in his ancestral heritage, Jacob's work exudes a powerful sense of cultural resonance and creativity.
Melding the sounds of Ritchie Valens, Buddy Holly, and Roy Orbison, Jacob's music transcends genres, creating a unique auditory experience that bridges the past and the present. His melodies resonate with the heartbeat of his people, a testament to his unwavering connection to his roots. From soul-stirring ballads to foot-tapping rhythms, his music speaks a language of its own.
Los Domingueros are a Bilingual Latin Skapunk band. Blending Latin Ska, punk, reggae, Rock and a little bit of Cumbia, the band has created a borderland sound that packs a punch. The band has been nominated for several awards, as well as NM Entertainment magazine's top Latin act, and voted top performer of 2025 by NM Living. They have even appeared in video game soundtracks.

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