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FARMINGTON A popular summertime tradition will return to downtown Farmington next week when the first Jazz Jam of the season takes place in the HeArt Space behind the Studio 116 art gallery.
The free live music events, which started in the summer of 2018 under the auspices of the nonprofit San Juan Jazz Society, were suspended last summer because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The organization s president, Delbert Anderson, said they will resume on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month beginning June 9, taking place from 7 to 9 p.m.
A special Jazz Jam is planned for 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 19 to celebrate the grand opening of the renovated HeArt Space. The jazz society, and Studio 116 owners Karen Ellsbury and Patrick Hazen added several improvements to the special events venue in early 2020, including the construction of a new stage. But the onset of the pandemic prevented them from holding an event to christen the renovated space as they had planned.
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Foreman Chris Calloway, Alex Jaurequi, Jayden Wietholter and Ramon Rodriguez of Adobe Techniques Masonry put the finishing touches last week on a project that saw stairs with new railings installed, as well as repairs to a retaining wall outside the Harlan Hall science building on the campus of Western New Mexico University.
Crews are working on two construction projects on the Western New Mexico University campus, one of which will be finished in time for the first in-person live performance to take place at WNMU in more than a year.
Outside the Brancheau PE Complex, the sculpture of a young horse representing the Mustangs, WNMU’s athletic mascot, was removed for much of the last year, as workers built a fountain, as well as stairs and a wheelchair-accessible ramp to connect the upper and lower brick patio areas.
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Music faculty member at San Juan College, Delbert Anderson, teams up with other well-meaning individuals to organize The Blue Desert Virtual Tour, a series of online events to highlight the healing and liberation components of jazz.
Delbert Anderson and the team at DDAT Management have struck a partnership to help indigenous communities leverage the healing and liberation components of jazz to eliminate or at least reduce the incidence of substance abuse, domestic violence, and suicide with the launch of The Blue Desert Virtual Tour. The virtual tour featuring talented jazz artists, including The Brad Goode Quintet, Ernie Watts, Julia Keefe Quartet, and D’DAT will hold on April 3, 10, and 17 and will be broadcast live across several streaming platforms.