Community Calendar

Santa Fe Community College’s Library and Creative Writing program present the free online Spring 2026 Writing Generation (Wri-Gen) Series beginning Feb. 18 led by esteemed authors. Each author will read at an introductory session. In a follow-up Zoom meeting the author will engage the participants in a writing exercise/creative session.

Register once at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SFCCWriGenSpring26 for all sessions.

The sessions begin at 6 p.m. on Wednesdays and will feature these writers: Jamie Figueroa (Feb. 18 reading; Feb. 25 creative session), Swati Avasthi (March 18 reading; March 25 creative session) and Ramona Emerson (Apr. 22 reading; Apr. 29 creative session). At the end of the semester participants will have an opportunity to share their work during the final Zoom session on May 6. Registrants will receive a Zoom link via email the morning of each event.

Get your game on, people! Trivia Night games return Feb 13 and March 13, 4-6 pm, hosted by Vista Grande Public Library (VGPL) and held at Nuckolls Brewing Co., located in the historic train depot in Lamy, NM. Entry is $10/person. Bring yourself or a team for a night of challenging questions and camaraderie. All proceeds benefit VGPL, an independent 501(c)(3) library serving Southeastern Santa Fe County.
https://www.nuckollsbrewing.com/lamy

Almost Adults Productions based in Santa Fe, NM will present People Have the Power 2.0, a short play program inspired by the Patti Smith/Fred Smith song April 11th and 18th at 7:30 pm and April 12th and 19th at 2 pm. This 90-minute program of 7 short plays is about social activists making a difference in their communities and therefore the world at large, told with irreverence, humor, drama, and pathos.  Topics include labor, immigration, disability justice, LGBTQIA rights, and mental health.

Program is as follows: Two People From Verona by Domenick Scudera (PA) The Woman at the Gate by Matt Herman (AZ), Open House by Ajitha Reddy, Heartworm by Robert LeBlanc (MA), Dig by Raul Garza (NM), The Good Father by Dave Carley (Canada) and Are There Still Sandwiches? by Jacqueline Reingold (NY). Reingold is a celebrated playwright and writer for television having co-created shows such as In Treatment and The Good Fight.

Featuring Natalie Bovis, Isabel Contreas, Cindy Coulter, Evan Galpert, David Jondreau, Abram Klaassen, Aaron Leventman, Marguerite Louise Scott, and Giacomo Zafarano, Directed by Paul Kerrigan, Monique Lacoste, Holly Lovejoy, Gabrielle Maisels, and Nick Stofocik.

Almost Adults Productions based in Santa Fe, NM will present People Have the Power 2.0, a short play program inspired by the Patti Smith/Fred Smith song April 11th and 18th at 7:30 pm and April 12th and 19th at 2 pm. This 90-minute program of 7 short plays is about social activists making a difference in their communities and therefore the world at large, told with irreverence, humor, drama, and pathos.  Topics include labor, immigration, disability justice, LGBTQIA rights, and mental health.

Program is as follows: Two People From Verona by Domenick Scudera (PA) The Woman at the Gate by Matt Herman (AZ), Open House by Ajitha Reddy, Heartworm by Robert LeBlanc (MA), Dig by Raul Garza (NM), The Good Father by Dave Carley (Canada) and Are There Still Sandwiches? by Jacqueline Reingold (NY). Reingold is a celebrated playwright and writer for television having co-created shows such as In Treatment and The Good Fight.

Featuring Natalie Bovis, Isabel Contreas, Cindy Coulter, Evan Galpert, David Jondreau, Abram Klaassen, Aaron Leventman, Marguerite Louise Scott, and Giacomo Zafarano, Directed by Paul Kerrigan, Monique Lacoste, Holly Lovejoy, Gabrielle Maisels, and Nick Stofocik.

Almost Adults Productions based in Santa Fe, NM will present People Have the Power 2.0, a short play program inspired by the Patti Smith/Fred Smith song April 11th and 18th at 7:30 pm and April 12th and 19th at 2 pm. This 90-minute program of 7 short plays is about social activists making a difference in their communities and therefore the world at large, told with irreverence, humor, drama, and pathos.  Topics include labor, immigration, disability justice, LGBTQIA rights, and mental health.

Program is as follows: Two People From Verona by Domenick Scudera (PA) The Woman at the Gate by Matt Herman (AZ), Open House by Ajitha Reddy, Heartworm by Robert LeBlanc (MA), Dig by Raul Garza (NM), The Good Father by Dave Carley (Canada) and Are There Still Sandwiches? by Jacqueline Reingold (NY). Reingold is a celebrated playwright and writer for television having co-created shows such as In Treatment and The Good Fight.

Featuring Natalie Bovis, Isabel Contreas, Cindy Coulter, Evan Galpert, David Jondreau, Abram Klaassen, Aaron Leventman, Marguerite Louise Scott, and Giacomo Zafarano, Directed by Paul Kerrigan, Monique Lacoste, Holly Lovejoy, Gabrielle Maisels, and Nick Stofocik.

Almost Adults Productions based in Santa Fe, NM will present People Have the Power 2.0, a short play program inspired by the Patti Smith/Fred Smith song April 11th and 18th at 7:30 pm and April 12th and 19th at 2 pm. This 90-minute program of 7 short plays is about social activists making a difference in their communities and therefore the world at large, told with irreverence, humor, drama, and pathos.  Topics include labor, immigration, disability justice, LGBTQIA rights, and mental health.

Program is as follows: Two People From Verona by Domenick Scudera (PA) The Woman at the Gate by Matt Herman (AZ), Open House by Ajitha Reddy, Heartworm by Robert LeBlanc (MA), Dig by Raul Garza (NM), The Good Father by Dave Carley (Canada) and Are There Still Sandwiches? by Jacqueline Reingold (NY). Reingold is a celebrated playwright and writer for television having co-created shows such as In Treatment and The Good Fight.

Featuring Natalie Bovis, Isabel Contreas, Cindy Coulter, Evan Galpert, David Jondreau, Abram Klaassen, Aaron Leventman, Marguerite Louise Scott, and Giacomo Zafarano, Directed by Paul Kerrigan, Monique Lacoste, Holly Lovejoy, Gabrielle Maisels, and Nick Stofocik.

Santa Fe Community College’s Library and Creative Writing program present the free online Spring 2026 Writing Generation (Wri-Gen) Series beginning Feb. 18 led by esteemed authors. Each author will read at an introductory session. In a follow-up Zoom meeting the author will engage the participants in a writing exercise/creative session.

Register once at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SFCCWriGenSpring26 for all sessions.

The sessions begin at 6 p.m. on Wednesdays and will feature these writers: Jamie Figueroa (Feb. 18 reading; Feb. 25 creative session), Swati Avasthi (March 18 reading; March 25 creative session) and Ramona Emerson (Apr. 22 reading; Apr. 29 creative session). At the end of the semester participants will have an opportunity to share their work during the final Zoom session on May 6. Registrants will receive a Zoom link via email the morning of each event.