A restored Blüthner grand piano now sits at the Benderly-Kendall Opera House.
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Book Review: “Burning the Breeze”
Three generations of strong women successfully brave the hardships of life in 1800s/1900s Montana in Lisa Hendrickson’s masterful nonfiction account.
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Rhonda’s ‘Detour’
Rhonda Brew, well known in Patagonia and Sonoita for her sign painting and art, is recovering in a rehabilitation center from a stroke.
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Donor Gifts Building to PCAA
Longtime Patagonia arts advocate Molly Phinny passes the Arts Center building on to the active local arts nonprofit.
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Poetry Slam Wraps Up NEA ‘Big Read’ Events in Patagonia
Madison Vines reads some of her poetry at the NEA Big Read Poetry Slam held at the Gathering Grounds on December 17. Photo by Marion Vendituoli Loss By Madison Vines Badge #423, #475, #459, and #433. There has been more loss in my community than I ever thought I would experience as a young person, especially […]
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New Film by Local Filmmaker Opens on Both Sides of the Line
Patagonia native Link Selby’s short feature film “Pueblo Magico” debuted at events in Nogales, Arizona and Nogales, Sonora on the same night.
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PRT 2021 Student Poetry Contest Winners
Madison Vines accepts her award for her first place winning poem in the PRT Poetry contest. (From left: Cassina Farley, PCAA Director, Madison Vines, PRT Board President Jac Heiss. Photo by Marion Vendituoli The Patagonia Regional Times 2021 Poetry Contest, in collaboration with the Patagonia Public Library and the Patagonia Creative Arts Association, awarded prizes […]
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Art Walk 2021
The nineteenth annual Patagonia Art Walk, an all-volunteer event, took place Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving, showcasing 40 local artists, a quilt exhibit, children’s activities, and special offerings all over town.
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Red Dots Near Us
Unlike a tombstone, these memorial markers have no names, dates, sayings, or mention of relatives. Just a red dot.
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Elgin Artist Carries On Old Tradition
Linda Anderson stands with two of her stained glass creations in her workshop in Elgin. Anderson will be selling some of her work at local craft shows. Photo by Pat McNamara After 45 years in the corporate world as a program manager, taking her from the east coast to Colorado then to Mesa, Arizona, Massachusetts native […]