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Mean old Mr. Grinch could not, should not, would not steal Trinidad’s Christmas this year
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Creative district looking for artist proposals for historic Santa Fe Trail inspired artwork
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Mt. Carmel offers free program aimed at engaging youth in the arts
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The Chief Bicycle and Comedy Festival hosted another laugh out loud performance at Main Street Live on Saturday, Oct. 24 to a sold out crowd with limited capacity seating. The show, A Spooky Comedy Showcase, featured Denver comedian Jordan Doll as well as comedians Georgia Comstock and Nic D…
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Corazon Gallery’s Monsters, Masks, and Myths Show opened on Wednesday October 14 without its normal reception due to social distancing.
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Light the lights, open the doors, variety of great new performances lie in store for Trinidad’s many theater going fans — don’t miss A Spooky Comedy Showcase at 7 p.m. this Saturday
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C.O.U.G.A.R. Nights is now Trinidad’s very own not-so-late, late-night fun show
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Last Thursday, October 15, the City of Trinidad staff and Council, along with other officals and members of the community met virtually for a meeting regarding application to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in order to fund the removal of hazardous substances within the theater, su…
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Last week, the City of Trinidad completed the installation of five pitched music instruments near the baseball field at Central Park. The original idea for the instruments came about after a coincidental meeting between Main Street Board President Penny Saeedi and the group that makes the in…
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The Corazón de Trinidad Creative District is inviting southern Colorado and northern New Mexico artists to submit work for a multimedia project called “Survival is Insufficient.”
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Local artist and avid photographer Sitt Nyein Aye recently added to his yard art installation on Hwy. 12 west of Trinidad in Jansen. The display whimsically promotes mask wearing amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Chronicle-News asked professional photographer and area native Joe Coca to accompany a press tour of Fishers Peak State Park. These are some of the images and places he captured that day. For more about this tour see Lee Ann Peck's story "Patience required as state moves forward with cre…
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- Corazon Gallery celebrates 25 years on Main Street
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- Historic Main Street Board commissions temporary plywood murals
- Fort Wootton brings community together around music
- City of Trinidad will celebrate Fourth of July with fireworks display
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- Community, culture celebrated at 2020 Santa Fe Trail Rendezvous
- Historic Temple Aaron hosts virtual tour of now 131-year-old synagogue
- Trinidad Tourism Board selects winners for local Hometown Pride Photo Contest
- Memorial Day Weekend packed with campers as local state parks reopen
- Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site increases recreational access to park grounds — open Memorial Day
- Winners announced in Trinidad State’s annual Creative Writing Contest
- Local dance studio waiting to reopen, celebrates recent successes
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On Friday, Nov. 6, NV Creative Designs in Trinidad installed the new sign for Main Street Live, formerly Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre, with the organization pivoting slightly, only expanding on the original vision of bringing quality performances to town, both foreign and domestic. With a passion to keep live performances alive, Main Street Live is ready to provide local residents a…
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