The Chicharra Poetry Slam Festival brings together poets, performers, and audiences for three and a half days of high-energy competition, experimentation, and connection — and it’s doing so at a scale few could have predicted so early on.

The New Mexico Burlesque Festival has quietly become one of Albuquerque’s most anticipated annual events, evolving into a Valentine’s Day weekend tradition that blends spectacle, history, and subversive artistry.

As the Sundance Film Festival officially gets underway, the tone at the 2026 Sundance Institute Press Welcome Event.

New Mexico’s theatre scene shone brightly on the national stage this month as BroadwayWorld announced the winners of its 2025 Regional Awards.

Whether he’s commanding a stage, stepping into a character on screen, or standing tall in the wrestling ring with a championship belt over his shoulder, Sale Taylor approaches every opportunity with gratitude, grit, and an unmistakable sense of purpose.

Tyler Lovely likes to say comedy found him at the exact moment he needed it. Or as he puts it, with a shrug and a smirk: it was “poor decision making.”

In a dance world often dominated by strict technique, narrow aesthetics, and an almost obsessive focus on perfection, BreakingEven Dance Company is forging a different path—one rooted in humanity, inclusivity, and the power of storytelling.

Albuquerque Little Theatre is kicking off the new year with a production certain to spark conversations across the city. The Children’s Hour, opening soon, is a gripping drama that explores how a single lie can fracture relationships, destroy reputations, and unravel lives.