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Art for All! Workshops are for everyone! Part Two of the introductory weaving class is now happening, where interested people of all ages (12 or under must be accompanied by
Many people and many organizations are suffering financially in these times of economic uncertainty. Those who’ve lost their jobs or fallen ill during the pandemic are still recovering, while the
Funds from the Questa Creative Council will again support local musicians at the Questa Farmers Market for the 2022 season. Here is the lineup for June. Come out and support
From The Range gallery, Saguache, Colorado Colcha embroidery is practiced in the San Luis Valley as a traditional art informed by Spanish Colonial culture with Indigenous and Anglo-American influences. Colcha
Painter, sculptor & writer who uses creative expression to heal trauma Sunshine Valley, a tiny farming community and artistic enclave in northern Taos County, doesn’t look like much, but is
Community Connection Days are collaborative, intergenerational work days supporting community action and celebration in and around Questa. Saturday, April 30 at Questa Park was sunny, warm, and gratefully, we had
P3 – Pandemic Poetry Project The Art for All workshops continue into the summer of 2022! Introductory Weaving was held two Sundays in April, and it was so much fun
The ever-popular Questa Farmers Market has a new offering: the Questa Art Market. To be held in conjunction with the Farmers Market, the Art Market will also take place every
I create spiritually-inspired gourd vessels, jewelry, rattles, sculptures, and other artful objects.My major influence is the iconography of native peoples, particularly from southeastern North America.HC 81 Box 6028, micco27@icloud.com, https://northernnewmexicoartists.com/elizabeth-betsy-irwin/,
Save the dates! On Sunday afternoons, April 3 and 10, from 3 – 5pm, Nick Nagawiecki will lead interested people of all ages (ages 12 or under need to be
There are quite a few murals throughout our village, and the desire to create more persists, to beautify and brighten our communal spaces. A year ago, our cover story presented
The start of this project can be traced back to when I gave a presentation about murals at the Taos Ski Valley Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center, back in
Making connections and making creativity happen are so important to us at the Questa Creative Council. More so since the pandemic, we are wired through words-only means, but wired doesn’t
A POEM:After a sleepless night, worrying about the worldBy Elaine Sutton I stand in the whispering grass,watching the mountains crouchunder their burden of sky.The morning sun glides above the peaksand
BOOK Review: The French in New Mexico: Four Centuries of Exploration, Adventure, and Influence The life of Santa Fe author François-Marie Patorni is almost as bold and episodic as the
Making connections and making creativity happen are so important to us at the Questa Creative Council. More so since the pandemic, we are wired through words-only means, but wired doesn’t
20th Anniversary Miniatures Show and SaleFebruary 5 – March 6, 2022 1504 Millicent Rogers Rd, El Prado, NM 87529 (575) 758-2462 – millicentrogers.org The Millicent Rogers Museum in El Prado,
From the Manitos Community Memory Project As the pandemic was in its first wave, the Manitos Project identified the need to document, in some way, pandemic experiences specific to our
Happy New Year from your Questa Creative Council! Our mission, to strengthen our community through arts, culture, history, and education, aims to serve all Questeños. First, thank you! Thank you
UPDATE: February1, 2022Last month we published an article about ceramic artist Mandy Stapleford. The article should have read, “She and her husband built a stage on the property and produced