Cochran, Clair reunite to honor Women’s History Month with vocal recital
‘The Female Gaze’ features classical works by male and female composers
Arts & Entertainment
Scott Graham launches new book
Signings planned for Durango, Farmington
Feat of Clay embraces change as opportunity for growth
Increased rent spurs gallery’s move to new location
‘Anamnesis – The Remembering of Things’ invites reflection on social issues
Christy Ferrato’s art spans spectrum of mixed media
Piedra Vista High School theater presents ‘Pirates!’
Children’s show presented for the first time since pandemic
San Juan College dedicates newly remodeled theater
The Connie Gotsch Arts Foundation funded renovations
Tales of Tomorrow comics shop closing reluctantly
Farmington store to shutter because of manga shortage
Woman seeks new path, wants to trade engagement ring for art supplies
Julie Robinson rediscovered painting after ending nine-year relationship
Theater to make a comeback in Farmington
Four Corners Musical Theatre Co. will perform ‘Mamma Mia!’
Renowned potter shapes fine arts program at San Juan College
Don Ellis’ father once told him: ‘Whatever you want to do, do it. Just be damn good at it.’
A tale of two symphonies
When San Juan Symphony formed, music put Durango and Farmington in sync
Could Farmington be the next Hollywood?
‘We have a good 10-year window to position ourselves to create a new industry’
San Juan College dishes up bowls for charity
Event raised $12,000 last year for nonprofits
New Mexico vineyards cultivate community
Small but dedicated, winemaking in Four Corners is often a family affair