Sixteen teenage girls from Israel and Palestine have been attending a peace camp this month in Glorietta. Supported by Project Life Stories/Project World [...]

When Albuquerque native Steven Michael Quezada moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting and comedy, he couldn’t land a gig or find an [...]

Those crazy cats of the Eat, Drink and Be Larry troupe bring you another zombielicious late night comedy extravaganza. This weekend, the special [...]

Josh Franco, director of the Downtown Contemporary Arts Center, explains the route of travelers and art purveyors who come to New Mexico this [...]

Head to the Heights for a Friday evening Artscrawl at Framing Concepts, Palette Contemporary Art & Craft, Weyrich Gallery, Galeria Artopia, and the [...]

This year’s winner of the Manoa Project’s statewide playwriting competition is Ashes by Shannon Rogers of La Cueva High School. Ashes follows a [...]

Friday, July 8; KiMo Theatre (All-ages): What's more New Mexico Americana than the KiMo Theater? Catch a little Friday night opry at the [...]

Federico Garcia Lorca's belief in the poetry of the theater—and the emotional possibilities of art—have often become buried beneath his reputation as a [...]

Ralph Greene began his art career in New York and has spent the last 15 years making art in New Mexico. He is [...]

Tom Waldron’s imposing sheet steel sculptures are well-known around town and around the state. You’ll probably recall that his recent proposal to install [...]