AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWestern Music: Albuquerque’s five-day International Western Music Association convention is underway, with free daytime events at Hotel Albuquerque through Sunday and ticketed evening shows. Organizers say the music draws on the West’s stories, landscapes and many cultures. New Mexico on Film: Concord Originals is developing Wolf at the Door, a gothic horror feature based on Marisela Treviño Orta’s play. Set in 19th-century New Mexico, it follows a pregnant woman who foresees a wolf-like creature’s return; casting is underway. Diné Filmmakers: Farmington’s Diné Film Festival celebrates Four Corners Indigenous movies Friday and Saturday, with a filmmaking workshop and an open casting call hosted by the Navajo Nation Office of Film. Albuquerque Arts: Amapola Gallery will close its Old Town location on Dec. 31 after more than 45 years in the neighborhood. The artist cooperative is looking for a new home. Route 66 at 100: The Mother Road turns a century this month, with a legacy that stretches through New Mexico and into music, television and literature.
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