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Best bets: Key events in Farmington, Bloomfield and Aztec
Featured events in the Tri-City area of Farmington, Bloomfield and Aztec
Arts & Entertainment
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Do you have the guts to be onstage?
Brenda Macon “Stepping into your fear” sounds like walking into the mouth of a shark. Rather silly, if you ask me. Kind of like jumping out of a perfectly good…
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FLC Arts April Fest continues to bloom
A Romeo to remember and Brass to relish
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Mary Quant, miniskirt designer who swung the 60s, dies at 93
Mary Quant, British fashion designer whose fashions epitomized the Swinging 60s, has died at the age 93. Quant’s family said she died “peacefully at home” in Surrey, southern England, on…
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‘Access Hollywood’ redux
Another aging Don Juan in ‘Rosenkavalier’ on Saturday at FLC
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Posthumous Kenny Rogers album will feature unreleased songs
Previously unreleased songs recorded by the late country superstar Kenny Rogers will be on a new record coming out in June. (Bob Galbraith/Associated Press file)Bob Galbraith NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Previously…
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Al Jaffee, longtime Mad magazine cartoonist, dies at 102
Mad magazine cartoonist Al Jaffee attends an event to honor veteran contributors of the magazine at the Savannah College of Art and Design and the National Cartoonists Society on Oct.…
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‘Wild new World’ explores where we came from, where we may be headed
(Courtesy) “Wild New World: The Epic Story Of Animals And People In America,” is a dense, fact filled book by regional author Dan Flores. It is his 13th book, which…
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Reflections of an art teacher
Brenda Macon All children are great artists. Until they aren’t. Maybe you were one once? The good news is that you can become one again. While we are busy helping…
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Everyone’s invited to beginner bridge classes
Upcoming session will be held at Durango-La Plata Senior center
New Mexico
Best bets: Key events in Farmington, Bloomfield and Aztec
Featured events in the Tri-City area of Farmington, Bloomfield and Aztec
New Mexico
Students take the stage at Totah Theater
Two-week poetry residency at Navajo Preparatory School culminates in poetry reading
Local News
Q&A: Durango storyteller and artist receives 2023 Extraordinary Woman Award
Reynolds is recognized for national Women’s Month theme, ‘Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories’
Local News
Bayfield artist flourishes in her golden years
Dorothy Kerns finds inspiration in Western landscapes
Arts and Entertainment
#MeToo visits The MET
‘Falstaff’ Verdi’s only comic opera to be streamed Saturday at FLC
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Cowboy Tuesday returns to Diamond Belle Saloon
Stories, music, poetry to be shared through April
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What’s a community theater, anyway?
Brenda Macon The first recorded indoor stage was in the 5th century BC in Athens. It was a rectangular room with seats along all four walls, similar to a black…
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Fort Lewis College launches Arts April Fest
performance of ‘Messiah’ to be performed
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How counterculture got us here: Rebellion, reflection and ‘Reefer Madness, The Musical’
Brenda Macon The legalization of marijuana in Colorado has been a topic of much controversy. Art, by its very nature, enjoys the heck out of controversy. Art is neither for…
New Mexico
Farmington Cinematheque Series to present ‘Gratitude Revealed’
discusses how to live a more meaningful life
New Mexico
Aztec Boys & Girls Club seeks vendors for craft fair
Vendors are invited to register for the Aztec Boys & Girls Club craft fair on April 29. (Durango Herald file photo)du1-i-syn Aztec Boys & Girls Club will host a craft…
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Mining a vein of artistic talent
artists have started an artist collective in the historic Silverton Powerhouse
New Mexico
San Juan College will display art by students and instructors in April
Biannual exhibit coordinated to highlight learned skills
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Parody, satire or spoof: DAC presents ‘Reefer Madness: The Musical’
Oliver Kennedy (Jimmy Harper) and Mohriah James (Mary Jane) sing their Romeo and Juliet duet in “Reefer Madness, The Musical,” directed by Michael McKelvey, at the Durango Arts Center. The…
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‘Go As A River’ a gem for Colorado history buffs
“Go As A River” is the debut novel by Shelley Read, a fifth-generation Coloradan. And what a story this is! Drawing on her family’s history in Colorado, Read crafts a…
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Come get lucky at Durango Arts Center
Brenda Macon Daylight savings is wreaking havoc – havoc on our sleep, our moods and our ability to be anywhere on time this week. Funny how just one little hour…