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Best bets this weekend in and around Durango

Best bets this weekend in and around Durango
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Popular quarterly gallery strolls return to downtown Farmington

Popular quarterly gallery strolls return to downtown Farmington
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Makers Market returns to Orchard Park after one-year absence

The June 3 season opener for the weekly Makers Market series drew 18 vendors to downtown Farmington.

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Weekly farmers market featuring Farmington vendors returning downtown

Registration fees for the first market on June 3 have been waived. Vendors selling anything handmade or home grown are welcome. FARMINGTON The Northwest New Mexico Arts Council is soliciting vendors for its weekly Makers Market events, which will return after a one-year absence on Thursday, June 3. Arts council president Flo Trujillo said the markets will be held from 4:30 p.m. to dusk each Thursday through Oct. 28 in Orchard Park in downtown Farmington. The weekly markets were held each year from 2017 through 2019 but were cancelled last summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Vendors selling items ranging from fresh produce, baked goods, and arts and crafts to antiques and collectibles, and other items are encouraged to register, Trujillo said.

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Delbert Anderson Partners With DDAT Management To Launch The Blue Desert Virtual Tour

Share: Music faculty member at San Juan College, Delbert Anderson, teams up with other well-meaning individuals to organize The Blue Desert Virtual Tour, a series of online events to highlight the healing and liberation components of jazz. Delbert Anderson and the team at DDAT Management have struck a partnership to help indigenous communities leverage the healing and liberation components of jazz to eliminate or at least reduce the incidence of substance abuse, domestic violence, and suicide with the launch of The Blue Desert Virtual Tour. The virtual tour featuring talented jazz artists, including The Brad Goode Quintet, Ernie Watts, Julia Keefe Quartet, and D’DAT will hold on April 3, 10, and 17 and will be broadcast live across several streaming platforms.

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