An Official Santa Fe PRIDE Event! Women only & always Trans inclusive. Put on your sparkles and your dancing shoes!
Curated by Cecilia Alemani, Zhang Xu Zhan (b. 1988, Xinzhuang, Taiwan) transform the Museum’s Treasure Chest gallery into an immersive multimedia installation featuring paper sculptures, video, and a selection of objects from the Museum’s collection.
A day of celebration, love, and inclusivity as we take over the Plaza and beyond.
Hosted by the fabulous Vanessa Patricks, the Human Rights Alliance teams up with the Plaza Cafe for an epic day of PRIDE fun, delicious food and great company on the patio.
Sandroing (sand drawing) in Vanuatu is a mesmerizing, ephemeral story telling tradition and it is recognized as a UNESCO-designated Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity, since 2003. Developed as a collaboration with the Vanuatu Kaljoral Senta & Nasonal Misium (VKS), this exhibition is the first to focus on Vanuatu’s tradition of sandroing, outside Melanesia.
Lily Pinto is a folk pop musician based in Santa Fe New Mexico who blends the old classic songwriting styles of folk and singer songwriter with the modern structures of pop. Her sound is both timeless and new with an incredible band consisting of her twin brother Gray and her good friend Georgie Hahn.Casey Jane is one half of the New Orleans supergroup The Lostines. Before relocating to New Orleans as a young adult, Casey Jane was raised by a musical family in the Pacific Northwest. “My parents taught me to play guitar, and I grew up going to fiddle camps, too,” says Casey Jane, an Oregon native whose vocal harmonies can be heard on albums across the New Orleans americana-verse.
Pride and community are the antidote to the nonsense they put inside you
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How a gay flagging renaissance may be just what we need
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