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The Burning of Zozobra

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2 of 10 Robert Erlichman

2020 Kiwanis preparing Zozobra

3 of 10 Bryce Risley

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4 of 10 Tony O’Brien; Santa fe New Mexican Collection of the Palace of the Governors Archives

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5 of 10 Melinda Herrera

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6 of 10 Marcos Herrera

The Santa Fe New Mexican Collection of the Palace of the Governors Archives

7 of 10 Melinda Herrera

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2014 Raising Zozobra

9 of 10 Melinda Herrera

Zozobra_2013_Melinda Herrera Photography

10 of 10 Melinda Herrera

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The Burning of Zozobra, the 1924 creation of artist Will Shuster, is an iconic Santa Fe, New Mexico cultural event staged annually by the Kiwanis Club of Santa Fe on the Friday of Labor Day weekend as an exciting and fiery finale to the last days of summer. Made of wood, wire and cotton cloth and stuffed with shredded paper, Zozobra, the 50-ft. tall functioning marionette, is a dark and eerie specter. Since those early days, the people of Santa Fe, families and friends, have annually made their way to Fort Marcy Park to view this historic one-of-a-kind 99-year-old pageant.

Pricing:

General Admission starts at $20 and kids 10 & under attend free

Address:

P.O. Box 622
Santa Fe, NM 87504

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