2017 Community Calendar of Events
Women & Creativity programming is diverse in content, theme, cost and location; with events for children, young people and adults, there is truly something for everyone. Our calendar includes all of our extraordinary statewide partners’ happenings, as well as all of the Featured Events for 2017. You can browse everything below or click for weekly listings.
Play Along | March 1 – 5 | March 6 – 12
Play Along
Tête-à-Tête Artist Trading Cards – sign up by march 12
WHAT: We don’t mind saying… this is a fabulous project. Here’s how it works: You submit your request to play by March 12. We mail you 10 blank trading cards and instructions. You beautify those cards with paintings, prints, whatever you see fit – and mail them to us before April 15. We shuffle all the submission we receive and mail you a deck of 10 original trading cards, beautified by creative from all over the place. We all oooh and ahhh over our lovely, small works of art! We’re hosting Trading Card Pop-Up Exhibitions at Harwood’s Encompass event on March 4.
WHEN: Sign up by March 12. Return cards by April 15.
WHERE: Sign up now and make your art wherever you are!
PRESENTED BY: Women & Creativity
CONTACT: or sign up
March 1 – 5
EKCO Poets: Women on War – march 3 & 5
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WHAT: What do women vets have to say about war and service? Join us for a spoken word/poetry performance based on interviews with military women who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. This year, the EKCO Poets (creating collaborative poetry since 2009) take words and stories of women vets and weave them into an unusual work of art that is part reading, part movement, part spoken word performance. Presented by Artful Life
WHEN: Friday, March 3, 7p and Sunday, March 5, 2p
WHERE: Tricklock Performance Laboratory, 110 Gold Ave, SW
COST: Free, $5 donations encouraged
PRESENTED BY: , and National Initiative for Arts and Health in the Military
CONTACT: , for reservations
“Through Their Eyes” art of the Luna Project women – march 3
WHAT: Opening for the Luna Project’s month long show features the works of 12 women artists
WHEN: Friday, March 3, 6 – 8p
WHERE: COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: CONTACT: or 505-948-8840
Apronista Collective Exhibit Opening – march 3
WHAT: The Apronista Collective shares artfully-made and mixed-media aprons which were carried banner style at the Women’s March on the Civic Plaza in Albuquerque on January 21, 2017. The Albuquerque-based Apronista Collective has been using aprons as their canvas to speak-out on women’s issues and social justice for several years including installations in past years at the National Hispanic Cultural Center and various locations in downtown Albuquerque. The exhibit will be on view through April 21.
WHEN: Friday, March 3, 6 – 8p
WHERE: New Mexico Humanities Council Gallery, 4155 Silver, SE
COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: and the CONTACT: email Janine
Women & Creativity Community Celebration – march 4
WHAT: Harwood’s 25th Anniversary Celebration continues with Encompass: A Multigenerational Art Event features luminary artists of all ages, four exhibition openings, site-specific installations, collaborative art making projects, open studios with 45+ resident artists, live musical and spoken word performances, food trucks, and more!
WHEN: March 4 – March 25, Monday – Thursday, 9a – 5p, Friday, 9a – 4p and by appointment
Women & Creativity Community Celebration Saturday, March 4, 5 – 8p
WHERE: Harwood Art Center, 1114 7th Street NW, Albuquerque, NM
COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: Harwood Art Center
CONTACT: , 505.242.6367
Living Artifact Workshop – march 4
WHAT: Jill Logan leads workshop participants through inspirational steps to create their own Living Artifact inspired by a question or a person. Some materials will be provided and participants are encouraged to bring small items or pictures to be used in their creation.
WHEN: Saturday, March 4, 10a – 1p
WHERE: Tortuga Gallery
COST: $30
PRESENTED BY: Tortuga Gallery
CONTACT: or
Ethiopian Binding/Bookmaking with Mita Saldaña – march 5
WHAT: Come and make a connection to the ancient world! Make a book with wooden covers that dates back to 3rd century Africa. This binding has multiple sections with an exposed spine sewing that is done with 2 needles, and uses no glue. Sounds difficult but it’s actually much easier than a Coptic stitch binding.! Join the class and we’ll pretend we are monks working away in an ancient monastery. Scratchy robes and funky sandals optional! No experience necessary. Most materials and tools provided.
WHEN: Sunday, March 5, 2 – 5p
WHERE: , 1751 Bellamah NW, Suite 2101
COST: $45 plus $3.29 tax
PRESENTED BY: Against the Grain
CONTACT: 505.281.5737 or
A Diversionary Cabaret – march 5
WHAT: A night of music, dance and food to divert and uplift our attention from the last bit of winter doldrums, including performances by Sweet Jubilee, Ballet-Afrique, Soiree, and Naughty Cabaret, as well as specialty hors d’oeuvres by Tim Keegan, all presented in the style of the vintage cabaret. Reservations Required.
WHEN: Sunday, March 5, 6p
WHERE: , 3215 Central Ave, NE
COST: $25, reservations required
PRESENTED BY: CONTACT: 505.366.4982 or
March 6 – 12
A Place at the Table: Pop-up Dinners – march 7
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WHAT: Food is inherently sensory. It engages our senses every step of the way—we procure, prepare, salivate, and savor. But more importantly, food is social. Join us at the table as we take you on an exploration of all the senses during this pop-up dinner served up by chef Carrie Eagle. Featuring a potters collaborative: Maggie Mae Beyeler of Maggie Pottery, Jen DePaolo, Lauren Karle Ceramics, Betsy Williams. All pieces will be served on and available for purchase at the event. Sound and dance performances by Maryse Lapierre, Romy Keegan, Marietta Benevent, and Aimee Conlee.
WHEN: Tuesday, March 7, 6:30 – 9:30
WHERE: Heidi’s Jam Factory, 3427 Vassar Dr. NE, Albuquerque
COST: $$$, visit for price and to purchase tickets
PRESENTED BY: edible Santa Fe with Farm & Table, Sol Harvest Farms, The Liquid Muse, Maple Street Dance Company, Heidi’s Raspberry Farms, Milagro Winery, and Zendo Coffee.
CONTACT: or
All Access Reproductive Rights: Poetry Anthology Launch – march 8
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WHAT: In conjunction with Planned Parenthood ABQ and Swimming with Elephants Publications, writer’s collective La Palabra – The Word is a Woman, will host a poetry reading and book release for, “All Access,” an anthology written by and for women who have experienced an abortion and/or who promote a woman’s right to choose and to have access to affordable and safe healthcare. The event will take place on International Women’s Day. Advocacy groups will be on hand to provide information on the current state of reproductive rights/laws and provide opportunities for attendees to participate in legislature that affects women’s rights. Organized by Jessica Helen Lopez, Shaya Rogers, Katrina Guarascio.
WHEN: Wednesday, March 8, 7p – 9p
WHERE: , 606 Central Ave SW
COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: La Palabra – The Word is a Woman, , , Chrysalis Transgender Resource Center, Bruja Rising Health and Body Work
CONTACT:
WESST Creative Networking and Panel – march 9
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WHAT: It is possible to make a living from your creative passion! Join us for a moderated panel discussion with three creative women who support themselves by selling what they create. After the panel, take advantage of peer and expert advice in “roundtable raps” about specific business topics, including marketing, financial management, and work/life balance. During the “roundtable raps”, WESST consultants will moderate the discussion, facilitate open conversation and provide expert business advice. The goal is to facilitate connections between entrepreneurs, and allow participants to access the wisdom and knowledge of their peers.
WHEN: Thursday, March 9, 5:30 – 8p
WHERE: , 609 Broadway Blvd, NE
COST: Free, Please RSVP
PRESENTED BY: CONTACT: or
Hembras de Pluma – march 9 – 12
WHAT: Hembras de Pluma—“feathered women,” or “women wielding the pen”—is a collective of women artists who have come together to present personal stories of childhood, growing older, loss, love, grief and joy, told as monologues and short plays, and written and performed to honor their histories, their ancestors, their families, and themselves.
WHEN: March 9 – 11, 7:30p, and March 12, 2p
WHERE: Wells Fargo Auditorium, National Hispanic Cultural Center
COST: $18 w/ $3 discount for students, seniors, & NHCC members; $10 Thursday shows only
PRESENTED BY: Hembras de Pluma and the National Hispanic Cultural Center
CONTACT: 505.724.4771 or www.nhccnm.org
Handmade Goddess Pendant Workshop – march 11
WHAT: A unique jewelry workshop in which you will create a Goddess-themed pendant with your choice of a turquoise, copper or handmade fimo clay Goddess centerpiece plus a variety of stone, wood, glass & bone beads. The pendant can be worn for purely ornamental purposes, or act as a tribute to the characteristics each Goddess represents. Choose from Macha, Celtic goddess battling against Injustice to Women & Children; Demeter, Greek Goddess of the Harvest & the Cycle of Life; Aurora, Roman Goddess of Dawn who brings hope of Renewal; & Eirenne, Greek Goddess of Peace. No prior jewelry-making experience is required.
WHEN: Saturday, March 11, 11a – 1p
WHERE: Mama’s Minerals
COST: $50 class fee + $15 materials fee
PRESENTED BY: with Jeanette Easley
CONTACT: 505.266.8443 or
Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon – march 11
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WHAT: is an international, annual, all-day, community-organized event that aims to teach the public how to edit, update, and add articles on Wikipedia. Designed to generate coverage of women and the arts on Wikipedia and encourage female editorship, the main purpose of the event is to contribute and amend meaningful content to the Wikipedia information network. People of all gender identities and expressions are invited to participate.
WHEN: Saturday, March 11, 11a – 4p
WHERE: Art and , 514 Central, Ave, SW
COST: Free, please PRESENTED BY: , , artAttendant, , , CONTACT: Register .
Women Artist Speak Out: Feminism & Creative Expression – march 11
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WHAT: An inter-generational, international and interdisciplinary public forum of women who work in a variety of art forms including visual art, theatre, dance, performance art, writing and journalism. Each of them has a story to tell about being a woman artist today, and each artist’s lineage is from different places and times in women’s history. Everyone is invited to contemplate the past, present and future of art and feminism with a special line-up, including: Erin Galvez, a visual artist whose work is on view in the UNM graduate exhibition at 516 ARTS; Dagmara Zabska, a theatre artist from Poland who is a visiting artist for Tricklock Company’s Revolutions International Theatre Festival; Kelsey Paschich, a dancer and choreographer who is the co-founder of SHIFT I DANCE festival; Doris Difarnecio, a performance artist, activist and scholar from Colombia; and Margaret Randall, a literary artist and activist who has lived and worked extensively in Latin America; with moderator Megan Kamerick, a radio, TV and print journalist who focuses on women’s issues.
WHEN: Saturday, March 11, 4 – 6p
WHERE: , 516 Central, SW
COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: CONTACT: 505.242.1445 or
Mosaic Art Workshop with Jill Gatwood – march 11 & 12
WHAT: In this hands-on class, you’ll learn about design, cutting tiles, adhesives and grout. With your new skills and experience, you’ll have the confidence to move onto all kinds of mosaic projects on your own. No artistic ability or experience is required. All tiles, tools and other supplies will be provided in class.
WHEN: Saturday, March 11 and Sunday, March 12, 10a – 2p
WHERE: , 6th St. Studio, 1029 6th Street NW
COST: $90 / $75 for Harwood Members ($35 materials fee—cash or check to artist)
PRESENTED BY: CONTACT: Register or call 505.242.6367
Doors for Women in the Arts @ Julianna Kirwin Studios – march 11 & 12
WHAT: Doors for Women in the Arts: A Street Exhibit is a two-day art exhibit presented by six artists who will display their work on colorful doors along Mountain Road. The event will take place at the Julianna Kirwin Studio/Gallery, and will feature a variety of 2-D and 3-D works by local women artists. All works are for sale. In addition, this year we will have live music and poets, and food available across the street at our favorite local coffee shop, Farmacy. Join us for this and other featured events along Mountain Road!
WHEN: Saturday, March 11 and Sunday, March 12, 10a – 4p
WHERE: Julianna Kirwin Studio/Gallery, 1201 8th St, NW
COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: Julianna Kirwin Studio/Gallery with Little Bird de Papel, and The Next Best Thing to Being There
CONTACT:
Opening Doors for Women in the Arts @ Little Bird de Papel – march 11 & 12
WHAT: Join Vicki and Deb in a ceramics “make and take” event. You will be making a ceramic soup bowl from a slab of clay and a mold. No experience is necessary and all materials are provided. Come by anytime during this two-day event and join other women in this fun, creative activity. No RSVP required.
WHEN: Saturday, March 11 and Sunday, March 12, 10a – 4p
WHERE: , 1222 Mountain Rd, NW
COST: $5 donations encouraged
PRESENTED BY: , , Vicki Bolen, Deb Weaver, Julianna Kirwin Studio/Gallery, and The Next Best Thing to Being There
CONTACT: 505.710.7524 or
Opening Doors for Women in the Arts @ The Next Best Thing to Being There – march 11 & 12
WHAT: The Next Best Thing to Being There presents Women of the World – a showcase of visual artwork by a variety of women from around the world including members of artist co-ops in other countries alongside artwork from local woman artists.
WHEN: Saturday, March 11, 10a – 6p, and Sunday, March 12, 12 – 5p
WHERE: The Next Best Thing to Being There, 1315 Mountain Rd, NW
COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: with Julianna Kirwin Studio/Gallery and Little Bird de Papel
CONTACT: 505.433.3204
Abstract Art Workshop with Alice Webb – march 12
WHAT: Hands on workshop with a focus on abstract painting.
WHEN: Sunday, March 12, 1-3p
WHERE: COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: CONTACT: or 505-948-8840
DakhaBrakha – march 12
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WHAT: Presented by , does far more than introduce Ukranian music or prove it is alive and well. They craft stunning new sonic worlds for traditional songs, reinventing their heritage with a keen ear for contemporary resonances. A shadowy procession to the pounding of drums, to the murmur of a cello, morphs into an anthem, an invocation, a wild and wacky breakdown. Drones and beats, crimson beads and towering black lambs-wool hats all serve as a striking backdrop for an unexpected, refreshingly novel vision of Eastern European roots music. This is the self-proclaimed “ethno-chaos” of Ukraine’s , a group that feels both intimately tied to their homeland, yet instantly compelling for international audience.
WHEN: Sunday, March 12, 7:30p
WHERE: KiMo Theatre
COST: $15 – $30 (plus applicable service charges)
PRESENTED BY: and CONTACT: Purchase tickets or KiMo Box Office at 505.886.1251
March 13 – 19
Pussy Riot – How To Start A Revolution – march 14
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WHAT: Join 516 ARTS, AMP Concerts and Tricklock Company for a night of art, performance and activism at three Downtown venues. The evening starts with a Revolutions festival reception at 516 ARTS with performances by Nemcatacoa Teatro, guest artists from Colombia for Revolutions, who combine physical theater, contemporary dance and live music in a series of movement poems and installations. Pussy Riot takes the stage at the KiMo. Founded in 2011, this Russian feminist punk rock protest group is based in Moscow and has a variable membership of 11 women ages 20 to 33. They stage unauthorized provocative guerrilla performances in unusual public locations, which are edited into music videos and posted on the Internet, as well as reported widely by international media. Their lyrical themes include feminism, LGBT rights, opposition to the policies of Russian President Vladimir Putin, whom they regard as a dictator, and links between Putin and the leadership of the Russian Orthodox Church. This event features a performance piece and conversation with the internationally renowned activist artists. The evening ends with an After-Party at Tricklock Performance Laboratory.
WHEN: Tuesday, March 14
Reception, 5:30 – 7:30p at Pussy Riot, 8p at KiMo Theatre
After-party, 10p at Tricklock Performance Laboratory
WHERE: KiMo Theatre, 423 Central Ave, SE
COST: $15 / $20 / $25 (plus applicable service charges)
PRESENTED BY: , , and CONTACT/TICKETS: and Hold My Ticket, 505.886.1251
Creative Salon – march 15
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WHAT: A salon for designers and artists of all kinds to celebrate their differences and similarities. A casual gathering for women from all fields to build community and find points of intersection for their creativity, work, and projects. The night promises to be engaging, stimulating, and memorable. Organized by , Keshet Arts, and Pyragraph.
WHEN: Wednesday, March 15, 5:30 – 7p
WHERE: Keshet Center for the Arts,
COST: Free, please RSVP
PRESENTED BY: Keshet Arts, Women In Tech, and Pyrgraph
CONTACT: 505.761.9700
Apronistas Gallery Talk– march 16
WHAT: The Apronista Collective shares artfully-made and mixed-media aprons which were carried banner style at the Women’s March on the Civic Plaza in Albuquerque on January 21, 2017. The Albuquerque-based Apronista Collective has been using aprons as their canvas to speak-out on women’s issues and social justice for several years including installations in past years at the National Hispanic Cultural Center and various locations in downtown Albuquerque.
WHEN: Thursday, March 16, 6 – 7:30p
WHERE: New Mexico Humanities Council Gallery, 4115 Silver, SE
COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: and the CONTACT:
Hembras de Pluma – march 16 – 19
WHAT: Hembras de Pluma—“feathered women,” or “women wielding the pen”—is a collective of women artists who have come together to present personal stories of childhood, growing older, loss, love, grief and joy, told as monologues and short plays, and written and performed to honor their histories, their ancestors, their families, and themselves.
WHEN: March 16 – 18, 7:30p, and March 19, 2p
WHERE: Wells Fargo Auditorium, National Hispanic Cultural Center
COST: $18 w/ $3 discount for students, seniors, & NHCC members; $10 Thursday shows only
PRESENTED BY: Hembras de Pluma and the National Hispanic Cultural Center
CONTACT: 505.724.4771 or
Sewn on Cords Binding/Bookmaking with Mita Saldaña – march 17
WHAT: This binding is an exposed version of what is happening in a raised cord binding you may have seen in a library or museum. It’s so tactile and yummy! We will be sewing onto 3 sets of double cords. The colorful thread will show across the cords and then the cords will be sewn on top of the hard covers. This is my new favorite! No experience necessary. Most materials and tools provided.
WHEN: Friday, March 17, 12 – 5p
WHERE: , 1751 Bellamah NW, Suite 2101
COST: $50 plus 3.66
PRESENTED BY: Against the Grain
CONTACT: 505.281.5737 or
A Map of my Own. Exhibit Opening Reception – march 17
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WHAT: Bernalillo County Public Art presents an interactive exhibit featuring collaborative artwork by young women in the juvenile detention center and professional women artists mapping places and emotional states. This collaborative endeavor engages young women from the detention center and women artists in a visual dialogue.
WHEN: Friday, March 17, 5:30 – 7p
WHERE: African American Performing Arts Center, 310 San Pedro, Dr, SE
COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: , BernCo Youth Services Center Juvenile Detention Center
CONTACT:
Expect Wonders: Mosaic Mandala Workshop – march 18
WHAT: Expect wonders as you create a community art piece to celebrate rebirth and other natural processes. Under the nurturing guidance of Cirrelda Snider-Bryan and Patricia Halloran of the , you and eleven other participants will give new life to discarded glass and cement-based thinset to create a segment of the mandala that will welcome thousands of people to the Open Space Visitor Center for years to come. Your guides will provide basic mosaic skills –no prior experience necessary. Limited space available for participants aged seventeen and up. Registration required.
WHEN: Saturday, March 18, 10a – 2p
WHERE: , 6500 Coors Blvd, NW
COST: Free, registration required
PRESENTED BY: with .
CONTACT: 505.897.8831
The Art of Conversation: Pop-up Dinners – march 19
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WHAT: A collaboration amongst culinary artists will introduce exotic and local ingredients to inspire conversation and an exciting dining experience. For one night, the Savory Spice Shop will take you on a trip around the world to celebrate the coming of spring and the new year! Featuring a potters collaborative: Maggie Mae Beyeler of Maggie Pottery, Jen DePaolo, Lauren Karle Ceramics, Betsy Williams. All pieces will be served on and available for purchase at the event.
WHEN: Sunday, March 19, 6:30 – 9:30
WHERE: Savory Spice Shop, 225 Galisteo St, Santa Fe
COST: $$$, visit for price and to purchase tickets
PRESENTED BY: edible Santa Fe with Sol Harvest Farms, Savory Spice Shop, The Liquid Muse, Savory Spice Shop, Artful Tea, Milagro Winery, and Food + Drink.
CONTACT: or
March 20 – 31
The Gilded Page with – march 25 & 26
WHAT: A fun, two-day workshop for anyone interested in applying gold to their painting or calligraphy. Participants will learn and explore a number of decorative techniques using patent gold leaf and golden paint. At the end of the workshop, everyone will leave with a gilded page.
WHEN: Saturday, March 25 and Sunday, March 26, 10a – 2p
WHERE: , 6th St. Studio, 1029 6th Street NW
COST: $150 / $135 Harwood Members
PRESENTED BY: CONTACT: Register or call 505.242.6367
Handmade Goddess Pendant Workshop – march 25
WHAT: A unique jewelry workshop in which you will create a Goddess-themed pendant with your choice of a turquoise, copper or handmade fimo clay Goddess centerpiece plus a variety of stone, wood, glass & bone beads. The pendant can be worn for purely ornamental purposes, or act as a tribute to the characteristics each Goddess represents. Choose from Macha, Celtic goddess battling against Injustice to Women & Children; Demeter, Greek Goddess of the Harvest & the Cycle of Life; Aurora, Roman Goddess of Dawn who brings hope of Renewal; & Eirenne, Greek Goddess of Peace. No prior jewelry-making experience is required.
WHEN: Saturday, March 25, 11a – 1p
WHERE: Mama’s Minerals
COST: $50 class fee + $15 materials fee
PRESENTED BY: with Jeanette Easley
CONTACT: 505.266.8443 or
In the Circle of Women – march 25
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WHAT: , with Valerie Martinez and Elsa Menendez, invites New Mexico women to participate in pop-up action/performance taking place in Albuquerque “in the circle of women.” A Facebook-organized event, details and instructions will appear in the weeks before March 25, 2017.
WHEN: Saturday, March 25, 1p
WHERE: Pop-Up Locations in Albuquerque
COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: CONTACT:
Germination Exhibit Opening Reception – march 25
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WHAT: Mosaic Artists of New Mexico delves into concepts of Germination and emerges with a colorful forest of majestic mosaics. Weave through the freestanding and wall-hung pieces and breathe in the artist collective’s fresh, figurative and abstract interpretations of this amazing natural process. The man-made process of transforming shards into wonderful works of art is equally engaging to behold. Make your own foray into this world and meet the artists by attending the opening reception and exploring the Visitor Center’s inspirational setting surrounded by fields and gardens.
WHEN: Saturday, March 25, 2p – 4p
WHERE: COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: and CONTACT: 505.897.8831
Maple Street Dance Space Second Annual Choreographer’s Showcase – march 25
WHAT: Come support local talent and grass roots artistry with two, informal, in-studio performances showcasing new works by the dance artists of Maple Street Dance Space. Reserved seating.
WHEN: Saturday, March 25, 2p and 7p
WHERE: , 3215 Central Ave, NE
COST: $15 general, $12 students & seniors
PRESENTED BY: CONTACT: 505.366.4982 or
Using Story to Empower and Reach Out – march 26
WHAT: In these two back to back sessions, participants will use story to first recreate their ideal life stories, develop narratives to create and share vision, implement new ideas and ignite action, build trust and collaboration, and transmit knowledge and understanding. The workshops will use tools from Brain Gym as well as best practices in organizational storytelling. Attendees will participate in hands on exercises and will leave the workshop with a better understanding of their future story and will have business narratives to take into the communities and to the clients they serve.
WHEN: Sunday, March 26, 9a – 1p
WHERE: , 4121 Cutler Ave, NE
COST: $25, pre-registration required
PRESENTED BY: with Elaine Muray and Matilde Machiavello
CONTACT: 505.400.4123
Field Dressing/Revolutions International Theatre Festival – march 28
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WHAT: On September 13th, 1995, at 2:34pm, on the corner of Centennial and Cartwright, while a man in a stupid green sedan blew kisses at her and the hole under the Algebra I book in her backpack stretched unnoticeably wider, 14-year-old Violet Francis started growing antlers out of her head. Written and performed by Hannah Kauffmann, directed by Juli Hendren
WHEN: Tuesday, March 28, 8p
WHERE: Tricklock Performance Laboratory, 110 Gold Ave, SW
COST: $15 – $25
PRESENTED BY: , International Revolutions Theatre Festival
CONTACT: 505.414.3738 or
Creative Salon – march 29
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WHAT: Join us for salon-style, casual gathering for women from all fields to build community and find points of intersection for their creativity, work, and projects.
WHEN: Wednesday, March 29, 5:30 – 7p
WHERE: COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: with , Tractor Brewing
CONTACT: 505.242.6367 or
Living Artifact Artist Reception & Exhibit – march 29
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WHAT: Tortuga Gallery leads women artists and community members to create and share “Living Artifacts” in response to women’s role in society. Workshop space is limited, registration required. Artist reception is free and open to the public. Participating artists include: Julie Brokken, Nova Denise, Kelly Gilbreth, Haley Greenfeather, Dale Harris, Christine Herman, Rebecca Hull, Marsha Keener, Jill Logan, Vashti B Moss, Chris Newbill, Ginger Quinn, Lita Sandoval, Kim Snitker, Renate Surh, Ilene Weiss & Pamela Williams.
WHEN: Wednesday, March 29, 6 – 8p
WHERE: Tortuga Gallery, 901 Edith Blvd, SE
COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: Tortuga Gallery
CONTACT: or 505.948.8840
“Through Their Eyes” Closing celebration for the Luna Project women – march 31
WHAT: Closing celebration for the Luna Project’s month long show at Tortuga Gallery
WHEN: Friday, March 31, 6 – 9p
WHERE: COST: Free
PRESENTED BY: CONTACT: or 505-948-8840