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Mindfield Film Festival showcases high art of low-budget filmmaking

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. โ€“ For nine years, the Mindfield Film Festival has worked to provide independent filmmakers a place to share their work, make connections and continue creating. This month, the Albuquerque festival returns with another lineup of films, screenplays and opportunities for creatives to showcase their work. What began as a small […]

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Grand re-opening: UNM Art Museum unlocks its doors after a year of organization and improvement

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. โ€“ For an academic year, the galleries of the University of New Mexico Art Museum (UNMAM) looked different. Instead of exhibitions, the spaces became working areas filled with artwork, museum staff and students. Now, after a year spent behind the scenes, the galleries are open to visitors again. The UNM […]

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Santa Feโ€™s Teatro Paraguas brings a piece of New Mexico history to Albuquerque stages with Esperanza

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. โ€“ A pivotal chapter of New Mexico labor history is taking the stage again as Santa Feโ€™s Teatro Paraguas brings Esperanza to Albuquerque this month. Santa Fe’s Teatro Paraguas will stage Esperanza, an original play with music by playwright Carlos Morton, at the National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) from Aug. […]

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The Paper Plate: Fei’s Cafe

Feiโ€™s Cafe, a hole in the wall firmly entrenched in a section of the International District that feels disingenuous to call anything other than โ€œThe War Zone,โ€ is the very definition of a โ€œmom and popโ€ operation. Pop is in the back, furiously slaving over some sizzling woks. Mom is out front taking orders from […]

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Nob Hill’s Wallfetopia, aka La Waffleria, closes after a decade, citing illness and economy

Foodies looking for their Sunday brunch fix of rainbow lattes and puff pastry waffles topped with deep-fried bananas enjoyed under shaded picnic tables are in mourning this week. Nob Hill’s decade-old Waffletopia, formerly known as La Waffleria, announced Sunday that a short-term closure over the weekend would be permanent. Just a few days after posting […]

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