You watch and groove from a spot on the Fort Marcy Park grass as he burns in a musical, ritualistic, orchestrated ceremony, and with him all woes-until at least the following year! Read more via our blog. The wailing, mythical creation is the legacy of local artist Will Shuster, who could likely not have imagined that the original 6-foot effigy he burned in his backyard in 1924 would become a 50-foot marionette and an annual source of community release and rallying.įilled with paper "glooms"-expressed regrets and fears, divorce papers, speeding tickets, photos-by young people and adults alike, Zozobra is unable to cast a spell of darkness over Santa Fe for long. The Burning of Zozobra is a unique cultural event that takes place the Friday before Labor Day weekend at the green and lush Fort Marcy Park just steps from downtown Santa Fe. Temperatures begin to drop, but the autumn event season really begins to heat up! Here are several of Santa Fe's can't-miss September events. The smell of roasting green chile fills the crisp mountain air, while the aspens turn golden and shimmer with the breeze.
September in The City Different is a magical time.
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