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Pride Profiles: ORCA is creating community and connection for LGBTQ+ seniors

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. โ€“ As Pride Month celebrations take place across New Mexico, the Older Rainbow Community of Albuquerque (ORCA) is focused on something that lasts long after the parades end: creating community for LGBTQ+ older adults. Founded in 2013 as SAGE Albuquerque, the organization was created after Katherine Palmer and Sheila Mink […]

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Music Under the Stars brings salsa, jazz and more to Albuquerque Museum for 35th year

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. โ€“ For 35 years, Music Under the Stars has brought live music, dancing and community gatherings to the Albuquerque Museum Amphitheater. This summer, the long-running concert series returns with a lineup featuring salsa, jazz, blues and Latin music, continuing a tradition that organizers say has endured by responding to what […]

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Pride weekend emphasizes โ€œunityโ€ for Albuquerque

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. โ€“ Thousands are expected to gather in Albuquerque on June 13 as Albuquerque Pride celebrates community, visibility and inclusion through its annual Pride Parade and Pridefest. This year’s celebration carries the theme “Unity: None of us are free until we are all free,” a message organizers say reflects the importance […]

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All of Burque’s a Stage: The New Mexico Shakespeare Festival Returns

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. โ€“ The New Mexico Shakespeare Festival is returning this summer with two productions that organizers say speak directly to modern audiences while continuing the festivalโ€™s tradition of accessible outdoor theater. This yearโ€™s lineup includes Shakespeareโ€™s political tragedy Julius Caesar and the romance The Winterโ€™s Tale. Performances will once again take […]

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NM CreativeCon reaches out to stateโ€™s artists and entrepreneurs

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. โ€“ New Mexico’s creative community will gather in Albuquerque this weekend for NM CreativeCon, a statewide conference focused on helping artists, entrepreneurs and organizations connect with resources to grow their work and strengthen the state’s creative economy. Hosted by the New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Creative Industries Division, CreativeCon has […]

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West End Productions celebrates a decade on stage with a return visit from Shirley Valentine

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. โ€“ West End Productions is celebrating a major milestone this spring with a return to the production that helped launch the company a decade ago. From May 29 through June 14, the company will stage Shirley Valentine by Willy Russell at the North Fourth Theater, once again starring Jessica Osbourne […]

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Women Who Run ABQ: Nicole Sterling-Bruton balances business and personal at FemCity ABQ

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper โ€“ Nicole Sterling-Bruton did not expect to become president of FemCity ABQ. โ€œI was doing Christmas shopping in her shop,โ€ Sterling-Bruton says of the organizationโ€™s former president. โ€œAnd she said, โ€˜Do you want it?โ€™โ€ Two days before Christmas, the offer was made. By the day after Christmas, Sterling-Bruton was preparing […]

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Waiting For Godot returns to Vortex for theaterโ€™s 50th anniversary

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. โ€“ At The Vortex Theatre, the road to Godot looks a little different this time around. The theatreโ€™s newest production of Waiting for Godot, directed by Lauren Albonico, reimagines Samuel Beckettโ€™s classic absurdist play in a contemporary setting while honoring the productionโ€™s deep connection to the Vortexโ€™s history. Waiting for […]

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