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“Rabbit” is the name of one of Elizabeth Kinahan’s favorite donkeys in her “Animalarium” show at Studio &.
They’re people, too
It usually takes much longer for an artist to attain the kind of reputation in Durango that Elizabeth Kinahan has built in just a few short years.
In March, Kinahan was named the featured artist for Music in...
Performing Arts
‘American Psycho’ seeks bonus funding
NEW YORK – Duncan Sheik is part of an unusual campaign on Kickstarter – not to get his musical “American Psycho” up and running,...
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Visual Arts
Rain or shine, it’s Gallery Walk time
Durango’s art galleries and their owners are a mixed lot. Some serve as regular meeting places for the local art crowd while others keep a lower profile...
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Music
Spotify: Add Adele, Enya to airplane travel playlist
For some people who have to travel by plane, Valium, listening to babbling brook soundscapes or finding a happy place just aren’t enough to quell fears...
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Books
U.S. Best-selling books for May 14
IndieBound.org compiles a weekly list of best-selling books from independently owned bookstores.
Fiction
1. The Burgess Boys by Elizabeth...
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Film & TV
Now Playing for May 17-23
Back Space Theatre
(1120 Main Ave., 259-7940, www.thebackspacetheatre.org)
Damsels in Distress. HHH. A comedy in which some college girls try...
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Columnists
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Downtown Lowdown
Moetones an apt choice for FAC at Moe’s
Warmer weather in Durango means the patios of restaurants and venues around...
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Culture Gulch
Busy musicians, actors shrug off ‘shoulder’ season
Mid May. It’s time for chamber music and 10-minute plays.
The...
