St. Elizabeth Shelters will celebrate its 40th anniversary with a fundraising Concert and Community Day on Saturday, August 8, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Bridge at Santa Fe Brewing Company. The family-friendly event features live music from Nosotros, recently voted Santa Fe’s Best Band in the Santa Fe Reporter‘s annual readers’ poll, plus Mariachi Differencia and DJ LiteSpeed. Zezebra food truck will serve sausages and sandwiches, alongside family-friendly activities such as outdoor games and face painting. The event celebrates four decades of the organization’s work supporting unhoused individuals and families across Northern New Mexico. Tickets are $25 for general admission, $40 for VIP, and free for ages 18 and under, with proceeds benefiting St. Elizabeth Shelters’ programs and services.

“Forty years in, St. Elizabeth Shelters remains a trusted leader in supportive housing across Northern New Mexico,” said Marcel Legendre, Board President. “This milestone belongs to the Santa Fe community as much as it does to us — and we’re honored to keep serving our clients with the quality care they deserve.”

St. Elizabeth Shelter is dedicated to assisting homeless individuals and families by providing emergency shelter, food, case management, counseling, supportive housing, and referrals to partnering human-service agencies. Founded in 1986, St. Elizabeth Shelter has served the Santa Fe community for 40 years, providing support to thousands of families along the way. In 2025 alone, the organization’s five locations housed 1,556 individuals, served 72,188 meals, and placed 158 people in permanent housing.

The event is designed to bring the community together in celebration of St. Elizabeth Shelters’ four decades of service, with all proceeds supporting the organization’s ongoing mission to end homelessness in Northern New Mexico.

About St. Elizabeth Shelters:
Founded in 1986, St. Elizabeth Shelter is dedicated to assisting homeless individuals and families by providing emergency shelter, food, case management, counseling, supportive housing, and referrals to partnering human-service agencies. Over the past 40 years, the organization has served thousands of families; in 2025 alone, its five locations housed 1,556 individuals, served 72,188 meals, and placed 158 people in permanent housing. St. Elizabeth Shelter’s ultimate goal is to end the cycle of homelessness. For more information, visit: https://steshelter.org/