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National Park Week @ National Parks

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Apr 20 all-day

To kick off National Park Week, National Park Service sites will have free admission for everyone on Saturday, April 17, 2021.

National Park Week

National Park Week is a time to explore amazing places, discover stories of history and culture, help out, and find your park. Learn more at: https://www.nps.gov/…/npscelebrates/national-park-week.htm

Bandelier will be open dawn-dusk.

National Park Week

Every April, during the presidentially proclaimed National Park Week, we join with the National Park Foundation, the official charity of America’s national parks, to celebrate America’s treasures. National Park Week is a time to explore amazing places, discover stories of history and culture, help out, and find your park. Join us celebrating National Park Week 2021 from April 17 to 25! Parks across the country will host a variety of special programs, events, and digital experiences. There are also special theme days during the week to highlight the different ways everyone can enjoy national parks.

Passport to Your National Parks

El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro Interactive Passport Stamp Map! Here’s a fun, exciting way to find places where you can stamp your passports. Zoom in to find a location. Click on the yellow balloon of your choice to see the site name, address, access, image, and website. Note: Not all sites have images (yet). Please contact each site before you go to obtain current information on closures, changes in hours, and fees.

Palace of the Governors	NM	105 W Palace Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87501	(505) 476-5100	http://www.palaceofthegovernors.org/index.php
Fort Craig National Historic Site	NM	457 Ft. Craig Road, San Antonio, NM, 87832	(575) 835-0412 (Socorro Field Office, BLM)	https://www.blm.gov/visit/fort-craig-historic-site
Spanish Colonial Arts Museum	NM	750 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe, NM, 87505	(505) 982-2226	http://www.spanishcolonial.org/
El Rancho de las Golondrinas	NM	334 Los Pinos Road, Santa Fe, NM, 87507	(505) 471-2261	https://www.golondrinas.org/
Coronado Historic Site	NM	485 Kuaua Road, Bernalillo, NM, 87004	575-829-3530	https://nmhistoricsites.org/coronado
Casa San Ysidro: The Gutiarrez-Minge House	NM	973 Old Church Road, Corrales, NM, 87048	(505) 898-3915	http://www.cabq.gov/museum/history/casatour.html
Albuquerque Museum of Art and History	NM	2000 Mountain Road NW, Albuquerque, NM, 87104	(505) 243-7255	http://www.albuquerquemuseum.org
Gutiarrez-Hubbell House	NM	6029 Isleta Blvd. S.W., Albuquerque, NM, 87105	(505) 244-0507 (Hubbell House Alliance)	http://gutierrezhubbellhouse.org/
El Camino Real Historic Trail Site	NM	P. O. Box 175, Socorro, NM, 87801	(575) 854-3600	http://www.elcaminoreal.org/
Fort Selden Historic Site	NM	1280 Fort Selden Road, Radium Springs, NM, 88007	(575) 526-8911	http://nmhistoricsites.org/fort-selden
New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum	NM	4100 Dripping Springs Road, Las Cruces, NM, 88011	(575) 522-4100	http://www.nmfarmandranchmuseum.org/
Mesilla Plaza and Historic District	NM	J. Paul Taylor Visitor Center, 2231 Avenida de Mesilla, Mesilla, NM, 88005	(505) 524-3262 ext. 117 (J. Paul Taylor Visitor Center in Mesilla)	http://www.oldmesilla.org/html/the plaza.html
New Mexico Public Lands Information Center	NM	301 Dinosaur Trail, Santa Fe, NM, 87508	505-954-2000	http://publiclands.org/locations.php?location=nmplic
Sevilleta_National_Wildlife_Refuge_(USFWS)	NM	Exit 169 off of Interstate 25 (about halfway between Belen, New Mexico and Socorro, New Mexico)	(505) 864-4021	http://www.fws.gov/refuge/Sevilleta/
New Mexico History Museum	NM	113 Lincoln Ave, Santa Fe, NM, 87501	505-476-5200	http://www.nmhistorymuseum.org/index.php
Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge	NM	1001 Highway 1, Socorro, NM, 87832	575-835-1828	https://www.fws.gov/refuge/bosque del apache/
El Paso Museum of History	TX	510 N. Santa Fe Street, El Paso, TX, 79901	915-212-0320	https://history.elpasotexas.gov/
Los Portales (Casa Garcia)	TX	1587 San Elizario Road, San Elizario, TX, 79849	(915) 851-1682	http://visitelpasomissiontrail.com/plan/los-portales-museum-information-center.html
Chamizal National Memorial Cultural Center	TX	800 South San Marcial Street, El Paso, NM, 79905	915-532-7273	http://www.nps.gov/cham/index.htm
Los Portales Museum and Information Center	TX	1551 San Elizario Rd, San Elizario, TX, 79849	915-851-1682	http://www.epcounty.com/sanelizariomuseum/

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Santa Fe VIP Tours App @ Santa Fe, Espanola, Los Alamos

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Apr 20 all-day

The Santa Fe VIP Tours App wants you to imagine having your own personal tour guide throughout Santa Fe. Telling you the important historic places to go and the best to see and eat in Santa Fe all through your mobile phone. The Santa Fe VIP Tour App which is available for download on your app store. Search “Santa Fe VIP Tours App”. Now imagine playing a fun game like Pokemon Go and instead of just racking up points for nothing, our points earn you great discounts or free things from some of our most favorite restaurants and businesses around town. Download the VIP Tours App- for your personal butler and tour guide for the best Santa Fe has to offer. The app features personalized historic tours and explore all the supreme sites at your convenience. Spend as much time as you want exploring the historic site or the surrounding neighborhood without the hindrance of a tour guide on a set schedule. Using the app on your smartphone, select a desired site and GPS yourself to the historic site that peaks your interest. At the location, listen or read the informational story and view historic photos related to the site. The App gets you outside for some exercise to explore and experience the history of Santa Fe in a fun and modern way with your family and friends. You can also take advantage of some great deals we have with local businesses and restaurants throughout the City of Santa Fe. What’s great about the app, is that you have all the information in your hands when you want it and need. You can keep the tour on your phone as a reminder of your visit and/or simply delete when finished. Our new gaming feature allows for the user to collect points by “checking in’ at location, playing the audio and sharing to social media (Facebook, Twitter and Instagram). Collected points will then allow users to collect or open coupons for local businesses in town based on the “discount or coupon value”. The better the value the higher the points needed. Users can also purchase points to access the better discounts or coupons. Each stop your sponsor we will use your logo as the “key” to collect when users get to each destination. Download our App Today: Iphone: https://appsto.re/us/6MeQib.i Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.com.thesantafevip.tours&hl=en Advertising please call 505-577-6969 Your ad should contain a coupon to encourage a guest to frequent your establishment with a discount or a beautiful high resolution image for your ad sponsorship. We offer assistance with images. Images and logos are needed, immediately. Victor Romero 505-577-6969 viptoursinc@gmail.com

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The 2021 Zozobra Art Contest

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Apr 20 all-day

The Number of the Beast Zozobra 80’s Decades Project

This is a call to all for the 2021 Zozobra Art Contest to grace our T-Shirts, Posters and other goodies for the public to own.

This year, 2021, will be the 97th presentation of The Burning of Will Shuster’s Zozobra, Santa Fe’s historic cultural celebration, organized annually by the Kiwanis Club of Santa Fe, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization whose mission it is to help the children of New Mexico to learn, experience, dream, grow, succeed and thrive. The Kiwanis Club members volunteer thousands of hours every year to prepare for The Burning of Zozobra, and they will burn your gloom again on Friday, September 3, 2021.

Last year, the COVID-19 pandemic brought a temporary halt to the Zozobra Decades Project, but it’s back for 2021 Zozobra Art Contest. Zozobra will celebrate 2021 in full-on 1980s style, and they invite you to get into your best Ferris Bueller mood and take a day off to create some great Zozobra art!

“Everyone in Santa Fe wants to be involved in Zozobra,” says Ray Sandoval, Zozobra Event Chair. “What better way is there than an art contest for New Mexico artists, the young and young at heart, to create their vision of Santa Fe’s favorite malcontent for our official 2021 adult and student posters and t-shirts. A panel of judges will tackle the difficult task of choosing the winning work, and we can’t wait to see what happens when Zozobra encounters New Mexico’s talent!”

2021 Official Zozobra Poster

Open to all artists and all ages

Size requirement: artwork must scale to 22″ wide x 28″ high

Image must be primarily of Zozobra

Artwork that incorporates our 1980s theme will be privileged

Submission due date: Friday, April 30, 2021, at 5 p.m.

Entry Form: Click here

2021 Official Zozobra T-Shirt

Open to all artists and all ages

Size requirement: must scale to 9″wide x 11″high

Image must be primarily of Zozobra

Artwork that incorporates our 1980s theme will be privileged

Submission due date: Friday, April 30, 2021, at 5 p.m.

Entry Form: Click here

The winning artwork will be seen by thousands who will hang a Zozobra poster on their wall or add a Zozobra t-shirt to their collection. And best of all, the net proceeds of all poster and t-shirt sales will be given back to our community in the form of grants to nonprofits who make life better for New Mexico kids!

NEED 1980s ARTWORK FOR IDEAS? CHECK OUT 1980s IMAGES AND COLOR PALETTES HERE: 1980s ideas, colors and themes

Artwork that incorporates our 1980s Decades Project theme will be prioritized. Use this link for ideas https://burnzozobra.com/the-decades-project/ to help you design your amazing Zozobra image!

Additional 2021 Artwork Usage

The Kiwanis Club of Santa Fe will also select one image from all the entries to use on the 2021 Zozobra Ticket/Merchandise sales poster and five additional images to use on the Zozobra tickets website.

How To Submit Your Artwork for 2021 Zozobra Art Contest

Online submissions are preferred and can be made via email to Kiwanis at art@burnzozobra.com. Please remember to include your entry form with an email address and cell phone number.

Electronic entries will be printed on 8.5″ x 11″ white paper for the judges to view.

Submissions can also be made by snail mail to P. O. Box 622, Santa Fe, NM 87504, but please keep in mind that mail delivery can be slow and Kiwanis is not responsible for late delivery.

Artwork can be hand-delivered to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Fe/Del Norte (click on the link for map) located at 6600 Valentine Way, Santa Fe, NM 87507, Monday through Friday between 3-5 p.m. until Friday, April 30, 2021. Please enter at the main entrance with the double doors (see image below) and let the receptionist know you’re delivering Zozobra art.

Work that is hand-delivered must include the entry form and the artist is responsible for securely packaging the artwork to prevent damage in transit. Arrangements to retrieve hand-delivered work will be made after judging has been completed in May; please be sure that your contact information is on your entry form so we can return your artwork to you.

ur All artwork must be received by Friday, April 30, 2021, at 5 p.m. The Kiwanis Club is not responsible for late or misdirected mail, or for electronic and in-person deliveries; late entries will not be accepted.

For questions or additional information about the art contest, please email the Kiwanis Club at art@burnzozobra.com or call 1.855.Zozobra.

REMEMBER: Artwork that incorporates our 1980s theme for 2021 will be prioritized. Reading about our Decades Project by clickin g here may help you fire up your imagination!

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José Guadalupe Posada Show @ Albuquerque Museum

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Apr 20 @ 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

The José Guadalupe Posada Show celebrates one of Mexico’s most sought after artists was a printmaker, a common man who died a pauper, his body interred in an unmarked grave. Yet, José Guadalupe Posada Show has reached his countrymen through perhaps more than 20,000 images documenting nearly every aspect of life. Posada’s satirical skeletons, or calaveras, have become the most iconic and celebrated of his work. The exhibition recognizes Posada’s cultural contributions, which reflect the spirit of Mexican identity in his time and imparts a universal perspective extending well beyond the borders of his native Mexico. As Mexico modernized in the late 19th century, its capital bustled with published materials to satisfy the growing metropolis and its budding middle class, intelligentsias, and thousands of new residents relocating from the countryside. Employed by the visionary publisher Antonio Vanegas Arroyo, Posada created expressive images reflecting and informing the transitioning culture of Mexico City’s residents. “Posada engaged with the visual language of the time,” says Curator of Art Josie Lopez, Ph.D. “Modernism was developing. Mexico City was becoming cosmopolitan, on par with Paris and London.” Posada’s art lampooned: politicians, recorded vivid images of the Mexican Revolution, inspired Mexico’s famed Taller Grafica Popular to use art for social causes, helped the Cuban Revolution succeed, adorned concert tickets for the Grateful Dead, and today leaps to life annually as the skeletal images seen during Day of the Dead, so popular now there is even a Disney and Pixar film, Coco, that celebrates the holiday. Yet Posada’s influence is rarely associated with his name, his true story virtually unknown. In addition to José Guadalupe Posada: Legendary Printmaker of Mexico, Albuquerque Museum will present two other exhibitions this Winter that further the artistic narrative of Mexico: Luís Jiménez: Motion and Emotion (which opens January 16, 2021) and Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and Mexican Modernism (which opens February 6, 2021). Together, they provide an opportunity to explore how Mexican art responded to and shaped the political and creative identity of Mexico. Each of these exhibitions include works by contemporary artists from the United States and Mexico such as Luís Jiménez, Esther Hernandez, and others who were looking to Posada and the Mexican modernists as groundbreaking examples who reshaped art and culture in a particular time and place.

José Guadalupe Posada Aguilar was born in Aguascalientes, Mexico, February 2, 1852, he died in Mexico City, Mexico, January 20, 1913.   José Guadalupe Posada was a Mexican artist who lived over one hundred years ago.

He worked as a lithographer, engraver and cartoonist or what might be termed a caricaturist because he made drawings that were later photographed for publications such as “Argos”, “Gil Blas’ or the “Biblioteca del Niño Mexicano” (Reference: Bonilla, personal communication).

He worked at a time when photo-mechanical technology was in its infancy but growing is use. Earlier in his career his images were mainly lithographs and engravings.

Posada’s images are among the most widely seen and his legacy perhaps the most influential of all Mexican artists yet his name has yet to achieve the level of recognition as that of artists such as: Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo or Rufino Tamayo.

  Various aspects of Posada’s story are contained in the digital format of this website including some of the latest historical research about Posada.

His art as contained in our collection, exhibitions, relevant links, documentary film information and merchandise.

From Posada’s famed Day of the Dead images, Chicano Art (Latinx Art), the Grateful Dead and social movement imagery, José Guadalupe Posada inspiring spirit is ever present.

Thanks to many fine scholars, as we learn more about Posada we revise and update what we learn and piece by piece a more complete story of his life emerges. For example, the original Monografía. Las obras de José Guadalupe Posada.

Grabador mexicano, published in 1930, among other errors, shows his birth year as 1851.

This date is still sometimes repeated in subsequent publications but, thanks to research efforts of Alejandro Topete del Valle, Posada’s birth year has been established as 1852 and also to his credit is much more detail about Posada’s family and early life in Aguascalientes. for more information please visit: https://www.cabq.gov/culturalservices/albuquerque-museum/exhibitions/posada

José Guadalupe Posada: Legendary Printmaker of Mexico

Coming to Albuquerque Museum December 2020. This exhibition recognizes Posada’s cultural contributions, which reflect the spirit of Mexican identity in his time and ours and imparts a universal perspective extending well beyond the borders of his native Mexico

On View December 19, 2020–May 23, 2021

2000 Mountain Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104

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EL FLAMENCO 2021 SEASON

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Apr 20 @ 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Entreflamenco Company — El Flamenco 2021 Season

El Flamenco 2021 Season is BACK for yet another culturally colorful year. Covid Safety is Enforced and we couldn’t be more excited to see a little bit of life coming back to the city different, especially the performing arts. Dinners and Show reservations are available on their website here: ElFlamenco/Entreflamenco. El Flamenco 2021 Season is sure to set the night on fire! GET YOUR TICKETS HERE

25 MAR.		Spring Season 2021 vie., 12 de mar. – sáb., 19 de jun., 2021 135 W. Palace Ave, Santa Fe NM 87501

2 JUL.		Summer Season 2021 vie., 2 de jul. – dom., 5 de sep., 2021 135 W Palace Ave, Santa Fe NM 87507

26 JUL.		Annual Workshop 2021 lun., 26 de jul. – sáb., 31 de jul., 2021

15 SEP.		Fall Season 2021 mié., 15 de sep. – dom., 10 de oct., 2021 135 W. Palace Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87501

DIC.

Christmas Season 2021

vie., 10 de dic., 2021 – sáb., 1 de ene., 2022

135 W. Palace Ave, Santa Fe 87501

TICKET PRICES Section 1 $40/seat, Section 2 $32/seat, Section 2 (Bartop) $32/seat, Section 3 (Barstools) $25/seat

FOR TICKET PACKAGES THAT INCLUDES DINNER AND SHOW FROM $43 PLEASE CALL 505-209-1302

DISCOUNTS FOR CHILDREN (12 and under) Each child must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult. Daily: $25 tickets in all zones. Call for reservations

Entreflamenco is a nonprofit organization with 501c3 charity status with cultural and educational purpose. The dance company was created and founded by Antonio Granjero in 1998 in Madrid, Spain, the company traveled throughout the Iberian peninsula being presented in places such as the Palau de la Musica de Barcelona, Festival de Verano de la Communidad de Madrid and Ciclos Culturales de Alcala de Henares (Madrid). Later, the company has traveled throughout the United States and Central America performing in Houston Hobby Center (Houston, TX), Charline McCombs Empire Theatre (San Antonio, TX), Festival Flamenco de Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, CA) and Teatro National de Panama (Panama City, Panama)

The company debuted FLAMENCO PARA 4 ESTACIONES in the Sterling Houston Theatre in San Antonio, Texas. This production was recognized by the San Antonio Express News as the “The Best of Dance of 2009.” This production also was presented in association with the Pan American Dance Institute and New Mexico State University Dance Program at the Rio Grande Theatre in Las Cruces, New Mexico.

Director Granjero was awarded a Choreography grant by the Artist Foundation of San Antonio for his excellence and for 2011 DEL SUR production. DEL SUR premiered in the Entreflamenco Dance Space in April 2011 in San Antonio with following performances throughout Texas and New Mexico. This production also received support from the Consulate General of Spain in Houston, Texas. Later during the same year Granjero’s first Santa Fe production season was presented by the Maria Benitez Institute of Spanish Arts and The Lodge at Santa Fe with the show FLAMENC@s.

In 2012, Entreflamenco was recognized for the second year consecutively by the Artist Foundation of San Antonio with a Choreography grant for the production AIRE. This award winning production sold out performances in San Antonio, Houston, Atlanta and New Orleans.

Granjero and Entreflamenco were presented in a second fall season of shows by the Institute of Spanish Arts and The Lodge at Santa Fe with the mentioned show.

In 2013 the company was the featured act at the Texas Food & Wine Summit in Buffalo Gap, TX, the Grand Teton Music Festival in Jackson Hole, WY, the Uvalde Opera House in Uvalde, TX and their annual fall season of shows in San Antonio, TX and in Santa Fe, NM.

Antonio Granjero & EntreFlamenco began serving Santa Fe in 2011 with a fall season of shows and later was named the residence company to the Maria Benitez Cabaret at The Lodge at Santa Fe in 2014. Entreflamenco performed as the highlighted entertainment for The City of Santa Fe’s Mayor’s Benefit Gala where they helped Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Northern New Mexico raise $350,000.00.

Since that time the company has evolved, presenting nearly 90 performances annually.

Entreflamenco celebrated a partnership which was in part funded by the Texas Commission on the Arts with the Chinati Foundation where they presented performances at the Crowley Theatre in addition to working with the Marfa Independent School District where they served children’s summer programming Spanish Culture Immersion Program various years. They have been featured at the Gran Junction Symphony Series at the Avalon Theatre.

In 2017, they were recognized as one of the Mayor’s Arts Award to the City of Santa Fe along with other figures and entities such as George RR Martin and the Georgia O’ Keefe Museum.

In 2018, they headlined the Festival Flamenco de Montreal in Canada where they received raving reviews from acclaimed French dancer Agathe Beaudoin “ Exito absolute…”

Entreflamenco has toured in 2019 in between performance seasons in Philadelphia, Texas and Mexico, where they partnered with the Latin Ballet of Virginia and the City of Cozumel to celebrate the 500 years of the Spanish Discovery of San Miguel de Cozumel. Their international profile as dance leaders not only speaks for itself in the flamenco panorama, but also is representative to the State of New Mexico, nationally and abroad.

The impact of their work reaches many individual on multiple levels: economically disadvantaged youths that benefit from the outreach programs, community goers or visitors alike that want to have a cultural enriching experience by visiting NM and attending an Entreflamenco performance, or a flamenco dance student that visits Santa Fe for the annual flamenco workshop to better understand the art form from the hand of dance masters from Spain.

Entreflamenco now operates nearly 100 performances per year at EL FLAMENCO DE SANTA FE with four distinct performance seasons while creating a new generation of youth dancers for the future of flamenco in Santa Fe.

El Flamenco 2021 Season is set to bring life back from Covid~

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Ken Valdez Virtually LIVE @ ONLINE AND LIVE FROM

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Apr 20 @ 6:00 PM – 7:15 PM

The month of April is going to ROCK with Ken Valdez Virtually LIVE and get this, it’s happening ALL MONTH! One of my favorite Rockin’ Blues artist who I’ve had the privilege of watching Ken when he was first busting his chops as a young man and to see how far he’s taken his music is a very proud moment not only for me but his beloved hometown of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Santa Fe loves Ken Valdez! The entire month of April Ken has dates and would LOVE for all of you to attend Ken Valdez Virtually LIVE and I ask you to open your heart and mind to new music especially if you have a love of rock and blues music. Here’s more on Ken Valdez’s music:

“Valdez is a rocker from Santa Fe, NM who is recognized for his phenemenal voice as well as his ferocious yet tasty guitar.” –The Hawkeye Newspaper

WORKED/PLAYED WITH

ZZ Top, Buddy Guy, Billy F. Gibbons, Doyle Bramhall II (Eric Clapton, Sheryl Crow), Jonny Lang, Aaron Neville, Black Crowes, BB King, Paul Pesco (Madonna, Hall & Oates, Live From Daryl’s House), Melissa Etheridge, Jimmie Vaughan, Rival Sons, The Wallflowers, Serene Ryder, Jerry Wonda (Fugees, Shakira, Santana, Melissa Etheridge), The WallFlowers, Alana Davis, Wayne Perkins (The Rolling Stones, Bob Marley), Al Green, St. Paul Peterson (Peter Frampton, The Family, fDeluxe, The Time, Steve Miller Band), Junior Brown, Jeff Healey Band, Keith Urban, Big & Rich, Cinderella, Ricky Peterson (Fleetwood Mac, Prince, John Mayer, Bonnie Raitt, Stevie Nicks), Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Sammy Hagar, Robin Trower, Big Head Todd & The Monsters, Gov’t Mule, Joan Osborne, Steve Miller Band, Mick Fleetwood, Nickelback, Maceo Parker (James Brown, Prince), Cheap Trick, Double Trouble (Stevie Ray Vaughan), Gregg Rolie (Journey, Santana), Tom Petty &The Heartbreakers, Spin Doctors, Rickie Lee Jones, Marshall Crenshaw

“One word…HOT! If you see his name on the marquee, get ready to boogie! If you’re on the same bill with him look out; he’ll be a tough act to follow.” –HearItLocal.com

BIOGRAPHY

Ken Valdez fuses elements of blues, rock, funk and Latin music to create a sound all his own. His latest release “Soul Renegade” was met with critical acclaim and featured appearances/collaborations with a few well known special guests ranging from guitar phenoms like Eric Gales and Doyle Bramhall II to members of Fleetwood Mac and even Prince’s rhythm section. It also caught the attention of the legendary Billy Gibbons who asked Ken to open his recent solo tour and then go on the road with the iconic ZZ Top. Currently, Valdez is touring while working on a new record! This world class guitarist/singer/songwriter/producer is a fresh, new voice in the blues/rock landscape. Whether he is playing with his full band or performing solo/acoustic, you will find his music is moving, can burn like a wildfire and shake your very soul. https://www.kenvaldez.com/

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Haunted “Spirits” Tour @ Jean Cocteau Cinema

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Apr 20 @ 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Santa Fe Haunted Spirits Tour is buzzing with hauntingly delicious culinary cocktails while consuming intoxicating ghost stories as we take a walk down the dark and wild side of Santa Fe. Join us as The Santa Fe VIP leads you down the darker side of Santa Fe for 2 hour walk where you will search for the lost souls of early residents, wandering apparitions and other ghosts who have made downtown Santa Fe their eternal home. Learn the history as you hear the chilling stories of actual events. Santa Fe has some of the most active haunted locations in the country. Residents, employees and tourists have all experienced unexplained phenomena. From actual sightings of full apparitions which seem to vanish impossibly into thin air; to disembodied voices heard in empty buildings; even objects moving mysteriously on their own.The historic buildings and dark alleys conceal the long-forgotten secrets of battles, murders, hangings, and hidden cemeteries. Starts at: Jean Cocteau Cinema 418 Montezuma Ave. Santa Fe, New Mexico 7-10 PM $60 per person NO Refunds Must be 21+ and you must have your valid I.D.

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National Park Week @ National Parks

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Apr 21 all-day

To kick off National Park Week, National Park Service sites will have free admission for everyone on Saturday, April 17, 2021.

National Park Week

Bandelier will be open dawn-dusk.

National Park Week

Passport to Your National Parks

Palace of the Governors	NM	105 W Palace Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87501	(505) 476-5100	http://www.palaceofthegovernors.org/index.php
Fort Craig National Historic Site	NM	457 Ft. Craig Road, San Antonio, NM, 87832	(575) 835-0412 (Socorro Field Office, BLM)	https://www.blm.gov/visit/fort-craig-historic-site
Spanish Colonial Arts Museum	NM	750 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe, NM, 87505	(505) 982-2226	http://www.spanishcolonial.org/
El Rancho de las Golondrinas	NM	334 Los Pinos Road, Santa Fe, NM, 87507	(505) 471-2261	https://www.golondrinas.org/
Coronado Historic Site	NM	485 Kuaua Road, Bernalillo, NM, 87004	575-829-3530	https://nmhistoricsites.org/coronado
Casa San Ysidro: The Gutiarrez-Minge House	NM	973 Old Church Road, Corrales, NM, 87048	(505) 898-3915	http://www.cabq.gov/museum/history/casatour.html
Albuquerque Museum of Art and History	NM	2000 Mountain Road NW, Albuquerque, NM, 87104	(505) 243-7255	http://www.albuquerquemuseum.org
Gutiarrez-Hubbell House	NM	6029 Isleta Blvd. S.W., Albuquerque, NM, 87105	(505) 244-0507 (Hubbell House Alliance)	http://gutierrezhubbellhouse.org/
El Camino Real Historic Trail Site	NM	P. O. Box 175, Socorro, NM, 87801	(575) 854-3600	http://www.elcaminoreal.org/
Fort Selden Historic Site	NM	1280 Fort Selden Road, Radium Springs, NM, 88007	(575) 526-8911	http://nmhistoricsites.org/fort-selden
New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum	NM	4100 Dripping Springs Road, Las Cruces, NM, 88011	(575) 522-4100	http://www.nmfarmandranchmuseum.org/
Mesilla Plaza and Historic District	NM	J. Paul Taylor Visitor Center, 2231 Avenida de Mesilla, Mesilla, NM, 88005	(505) 524-3262 ext. 117 (J. Paul Taylor Visitor Center in Mesilla)	http://www.oldmesilla.org/html/the plaza.html
New Mexico Public Lands Information Center	NM	301 Dinosaur Trail, Santa Fe, NM, 87508	505-954-2000	http://publiclands.org/locations.php?location=nmplic
Sevilleta_National_Wildlife_Refuge_(USFWS)	NM	Exit 169 off of Interstate 25 (about halfway between Belen, New Mexico and Socorro, New Mexico)	(505) 864-4021	http://www.fws.gov/refuge/Sevilleta/
New Mexico History Museum	NM	113 Lincoln Ave, Santa Fe, NM, 87501	505-476-5200	http://www.nmhistorymuseum.org/index.php
Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge	NM	1001 Highway 1, Socorro, NM, 87832	575-835-1828	https://www.fws.gov/refuge/bosque del apache/
El Paso Museum of History	TX	510 N. Santa Fe Street, El Paso, TX, 79901	915-212-0320	https://history.elpasotexas.gov/
Los Portales (Casa Garcia)	TX	1587 San Elizario Road, San Elizario, TX, 79849	(915) 851-1682	http://visitelpasomissiontrail.com/plan/los-portales-museum-information-center.html
Chamizal National Memorial Cultural Center	TX	800 South San Marcial Street, El Paso, NM, 79905	915-532-7273	http://www.nps.gov/cham/index.htm
Los Portales Museum and Information Center	TX	1551 San Elizario Rd, San Elizario, TX, 79849	915-851-1682	http://www.epcounty.com/sanelizariomuseum/

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The 2021 Zozobra Art Contest

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This is a call to all for the 2021 Zozobra Art Contest to grace our T-Shirts, Posters and other goodies for the public to own.

2021 Official Zozobra Poster

Open to all artists and all ages

Size requirement: artwork must scale to 22″ wide x 28″ high

Image must be primarily of Zozobra

Artwork that incorporates our 1980s theme will be privileged

Submission due date: Friday, April 30, 2021, at 5 p.m.

Entry Form: Click here

2021 Official Zozobra T-Shirt

Open to all artists and all ages

Size requirement: must scale to 9″wide x 11″high

Image must be primarily of Zozobra

Artwork that incorporates our 1980s theme will be privileged

Submission due date: Friday, April 30, 2021, at 5 p.m.

Entry Form: Click here

NEED 1980s ARTWORK FOR IDEAS? CHECK OUT 1980s IMAGES AND COLOR PALETTES HERE: 1980s ideas, colors and themes

Artwork that incorporates our 1980s Decades Project theme will be prioritized. Use this link for ideas https://burnzozobra.com/the-decades-project/ to help you design your amazing Zozobra image!

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How To Submit Your Artwork for 2021 Zozobra Art Contest

Online submissions are preferred and can be made via email to Kiwanis at art@burnzozobra.com. Please remember to include your entry form with an email address and cell phone number.

Electronic entries will be printed on 8.5″ x 11″ white paper for the judges to view.

Submissions can also be made by snail mail to P. O. Box 622, Santa Fe, NM 87504, but please keep in mind that mail delivery can be slow and Kiwanis is not responsible for late delivery.

For questions or additional information about the art contest, please email the Kiwanis Club at art@burnzozobra.com or call 1.855.Zozobra.

REMEMBER: Artwork that incorporates our 1980s theme for 2021 will be prioritized. Reading about our Decades Project by clickin g here may help you fire up your imagination!

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