Deal of the Day: D.H. Lescombes Winery & Bistro

Don't feel like buying groceries at the supermarket? D.H. Lescombes Winery & Bistro offers grocery items ready for you to pick up and cook at home.

Adventure Zone opens partially with mini-golf

Adventure Zone takes baby steps in re-opening with mini-golf. Find out how they are making it fun and safe amid COVID-19.

Film Las Cruces launches movie contest

Film Las Cruces is launching “At Home! Movie Contest” to help residents have some fun at home. The contest runs April 1 to April 30.

Neon Desert postponed to Labor Day weekend

Organizers have decided to move Neon Desert Music Festival to Labor Day weekend 'in the best interest of our community.'

Shutdown of performance venues impacts musicians

The New Mexico Musicians Relief Fund has been started to provide financial assistance to musicians who are struggling because of the shutdown.

County buys theater, launches Totah Studios

Totah Studios will be comprised of the Totah Theater and a 120-acre backlot north of Farmington near Jackson Lake.

PHOTOS: Beer Choir gathering at Traegers bar

Beer Choir nights at pub help build community

Beer Choir is open to people of all skill levels and is an offshoot of the rapidly-spreading national Beer Choir organizaton.

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St. Patrick's Day-related events highlight this week's entertainment calendar in the Farmington area.

County commissioners ponder theater purchase

The 70-year-old Totah Theater could become part of a plan to lure more film production business to San Juan County.

Farmington artist opens show at San Juan College

Rosemary Meza-DesPlas exhibits her work in galleries all over the world, but this will be her first show at San Juan College.

PHOTOS: San Juan College presents “Our Town”

PHOTOS: “Inside Out” opens at Farmington Museum

“Gridiron Glory” show coming to Farmington

Museum opens ‘Gridiron Glory,’ ‘Inside Out’ shows

The Farmington Museum at Gateway Park is preparing to open two large traveling exhibitions this weekend.

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Theater and art openings will highlight the entertainment offerings in the Farmington area this week.

‘Our Town’ opens this weekend at San Juan College

Director Linann Easley says San Juan College has never performed the famous Thornton Wilder play in her 21 years at the school.

Chaco officials announce changes to park hours

The driving loop and archaeological sites now are open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

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Calendar offerings this week include the Southwest Civic Winds concert, Riverside Nature Center events and a lot of live music and open mic nights.

Jazz Fest will reunite teacher, former student

The ties between jazz musicians Delbert Anderson and Chris Beaty go back many years. Beaty is the guest artist for the 20th annual SJC Jazz Festival.

Library opens financial literacy exhibition

The exhibition opens with a reception at 4 p.m. Feb. 21 and remains on display through March 19.

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Theater and symphony events highlight this week's entertainment offerings in the Farmington area.

‘Disaster!’ a mix of calamities, comedy, music

"Disaster!" features a cast of 17 actors and more than three dozen well-known 1960s and 1970s pop songs.

PHOTOS: ‘Disaster!’ opens Feb. 20 at Civic Center

Navajo filmmaker Kody Dayish draws new honor

Kody Dayish was a Rising Star honoree at the New Mexico Film and Television Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Santa Fe last weekend.

PHOTOS: TEA’s “Four Weddings and an Elvis”

Comedy opens Theater Ensemble Arts’ 23rd season

Melanie Leeson will make her directorial debut with the comedy "Four Weddings and an Elvis." Appropriately, it opens on Valentine's Day.

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San Juan College will play host to several events this weekend.

Indie filmmaker seeking actors for latest film

Travis Holt Hamilton often uses actors with little or no professional experience in his films, including "More Than Frybread."

Blanco fly fishing business featured in TV show

A crew from History's "MonsterQuest" series visited Majestic Enchantment on Aug. 11, 2019, to shoot footage.

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Two concerts that will celebrate the work of iconic women artists and four Memphis legends are planned this week in Farmington.

‘She Rocks’ revue honors music of female legends

Tara Vaughan puts her own stamp on the music of such iconic performers as Janis Joplin, Aretha Franklin, Carly Simon and others in "She Rocks."

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A volunteer fair at San Juan College highlights this week's events calendar for the Farmington area.

ARTrageous bringing visual spectacle to city

ARTrageous will bring a high-energy mix of live painting, singing, dancing and humor when they perform on Feb. 1 at the Farmington Civic Center.

Chevel Shepherd recounts busy year, future plans

Farmington native Chevel Shepherd had a busy year in 2019 and has an even busier year planned in 2020.

New Mexico Film Office announces new grant

The Senator John Pinto Memorial Filmmakers Fund hopes to advance filmmaking in Native American communities in the state.

Aztec girl celebrates release of debut single

Aztec resident Sophia Rhane Dobbs' debut single "Crown" was released Jan. 16 on major streaming platforms. And she's about to turn 12.

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New York Times sports columnist Michael Powell will sign copies of his book "Canyon Dreams" on Jan. 27 at the Farmington Public Library.

Tickets go on sale for Chevel Shepherd concert

Farmington native Chevel Shepherd will return to her hometown to perform a concert June 19 at the Civic Center.

‘Heroine’s Song’ showcases strong women

Anne Runolfsson and her daughter Tess Adams will take the stage this weekend at the Farmington Civic Center in a production they crafted themselves.