A script-in-hand staged workshop of a comedy about two Indigenous brothers living under Colonial Spanish rule in New Mexico: one is an inexperienced revolutionary, and the other is a gay idealist. They must question their beliefs, morality, and what is necessary to ensure their people’s and family’s survival when the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 begins. Equally hilarious and poignant, the play weaves together history and Indigifuturism. Pueblo Revolt has received productions at AlterTheater Ensemble, American Stage Theatre Company, Goodman Theatre, and No Peeking Theatre. It is the winner of the Rella Lossy Award for Best New Play.

Healthy and delicious? Yes! We're back at Annapurna's for another chess event, featuring open practice and coaching for all levels.

Come improve your chess at the main library! We'll teach the basics to new players, then provide open practice and coaching for all levels.

These breweries love summer chess! Grab a delicious pizza at Beer Creek along the Turquoise Trail while we present open practice and coaching for all levels.

No one is safe -not even Santa Fe Playhouse - from the gloves off roast that will be this year’s The Melodrama, showcasing four short plays by New Mexican playwrights, inspired by an ensemble of six actors and the theme of 'fire' to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the burning of Zozobra. The plays are Fireblown Beasts by Tatiana Isabel Gil, Welcome to Cowhoof by Leonard Madrid, Turquoise Lotus by Maggie Fine, and The Last Days of Old Man Gloom by Dillon Christopher Chitto, with interstitials written by Kevin Fairchild. The six actors are Mo Beatty, Cee Fields-Haley, Montana Miller, Melanie O’Neill, Danielle Louise Reddick, and Ariana Roybal. With Evan Aguilar on the piano. Features scenic design by James W. Johnson, costume design by Lila Martinez, lighting design by Zac Goin, props design by Emily Rankin, and the music director is Evan Aguilar. Rounding out the team is stage manager Cynthia Thompson and assistant stage manager, Emma Ziegler.

This happenin' downtown joint has karaoke, dance parties, karate...who knew they also love chess? We're back again with our open practice and coaching for all levels.