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Looking for something to do? Our weekly SFR Picks are our staff’s favorite things to do in The City Different from the calendar this week.
An engaging and powerful storytelling exchange with author Nancy King. All attendees will receive a free copy of The Cracked Pot’s Gift at this event and will be encouraged to find their story to share.
An enchanted holiday art pop-up event featuring local, national and international artists on the theme of the “Divine Feminine.” Plus, free live music by local artist Roark Baron.
A diabolical southern fried three-piece.
Three New Plays by Jerry Labinger features: Drive Bye, Stranger in a Familiar Land and I Know Where All the Flowers Have Gone. Enjoy these fully staged readings, filled with action. Not a music stand in sight. Admission is free.
Love trains? Love history? Love New Mexico? If so, this adventure is just for you. This train takes you to the Galisteo Basin while knowledgeable storytellers entertain you history.
Artists Adrián Aguirre and Luis Tapia and immigration lawyer and activist Allegra Love join moderator Marisa Sage to discuss art and activism, how their own work might make change perceptions and realities in the world, and how we can engage with important issues that arise in our communities.
Enjoy towers of tea sandwiches, scones, tea breads and pastries plus the incredible music of James Raymond on piano, Jon Gagan on bass and Mark Clark on drums playing Vince Guaraldi’s “A Charlie Brown Christmas”and other favorites.
Four casts of three readers do a costumed dramatic reading using Dickens’ own performance script with interludes of Victorian Christmas music. A Victorian tea service is provided at intermission. Period charm combines with an increasingly relevant story for our times. For more information contact Caryl Farkas: caryl@upstartcrowsofsantafe.org
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