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2018 Concert Lineup and Dates

Parking

Designated Parking Areas

A drop-off site is located at the entrance to campus on Camino Cruz Blanca for those unable to walk from the designated parking areas.

• Santa Fe Prep Main Lot
  Off of Camino Cruz Blanca
• Immaculate Heart of Mary Retreat & Conference Center
  Across the street from Santa Fe Prep with access from Camino Cruz Blanca.
• Rio Grande School
  Off of Camino Cabra, next to Atalaya Elementary School
• Atalaya Elementary School
  Off of Camino Cabra, next to Rio Grande School

Free Park and Ride Shuttle

Parking is no longer available at Museum Hill. Instead, shuttle parking is available with the Santa Fe Pick-Up.

Ride the FREE Santa Fe Pick-Up from the Transfer Station. The Park and Ride shuttle departs from the area in front of the Lamy building located at 413 Old Santa Fe Trail. Parking facilities can be accessed through Paseo de Peralta in the parking areas next to the Moon (PERA) and Lamy buildings. The Santa Fe Pick-Up hours will be extended until 8:30 p.m. for each concert evening. We thank the City of Santa Fe for extending their hours for the public to attend the free community concerts at St. John’s College. For more information visit santafenm.gov/transit or call 505-231-2573.

Handicap Parking Area

Handicap parking is available for those with a handicap permit. Proceed to the main college entrance where security personnel will direct you to the appropriate lot.

Concertgoers are advised to use the designated parking lots and heed all “no parking” signs on local area streets. View map of designated parking areas.

Please do not park along any nearby streets, including Camino Cruz Blanca, Camino San Acacio, Calle Rumolo, Camino Cabra, or Camino Picacho. The areas will be monitored by the City of Santa Fe Police and will be subject to parking violations.

Rules and Guidelines

To ensure the enjoyment of all concert-goers, we ask that you please follow these guidelines:

• No pets, except service dogs, on the field
• No tables on the field
• No large umbrellas
• No tents
• No smoking
• Children must be supervised at all times
• Bicycle parking is available along tennis court fence
• Keep views of the stage unobstructed
• Drink responsibly and understand that underage drinking is prohibited
• Respect the college’s neighbors and park cars only in designated parking areas
• Pick up your trash before leaving the field

St. John’s College reserves the right to:

Ask anyone to leave due to inappropriate behavior or conduct.

Cancellation Policy

In case of inclement weather requiring cancellation of a concert, updated information can be found on this page, the Music on the Hill Facebook page, and KSFR radio station.

Sponsors AND FRIENDS OF MUSIC ON THE HILL

Special thanks to the local sponsors who make this event possible. Sponsorships support the concert series and financial aid for New Mexico students at St. John’s College. “Friends of Music on the Hill” offers individuals a way to make a tax-deductible gift to Music on the Hill. Become a Friend of Music on the Hill by donating today.

To request information about becoming a sponsor, please contact Carolyn Kingston at cbkingston(at)sjc.edu or 505-984-6113.

In-Kind Sponsors

Atalaya Search and Rescue

IHM Retreat & Conference Center

Rio Grande School

Santa Fe Music Collective

Santa Fe Preparatory School

Santa Fe Waste Services

Volunteers

Special thanks to our Volunteer Advisory Board, who work throughout the year to organize, raise funds and produce Music on the Hill!

Thank you: Douglas Maahs of DMaahs Construction, Margaret Mertz, St. Vincent Hospital Foundation, Dion Silva, Los Alamos National Bank, Philip Spiers, Tom Taylor Belts and Buckles, John Trentacosta, Straight Up Productions, David Wilkinson, and Santa Fean Magazine.