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From Nashville to Mary’s Place: Songs straight from the heart

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By Haven Lindsey
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Mary's Place, the popular venue inside Taos Lifestyle, closes out June with two evenings of exceptional songwriting. The common denominator? The three musicians are female and based in Nashville. On Friday, June 26, Nashville songwriter Lisa Carver will perform alongside Helene Cronin for a night that promises intimacy and lyrical depth. Carver is one of the most respected and revered writers in Nashville.
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SOMOS celebrates 5th annual LGBTQ+ Heritage Month

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By Haven Lindsey
| Taos News Verified
Each June, Pride Month offers an opportunity to celebrate and perhaps more importantly to listen. What began as a commemoration of the 1969 Stonewall uprising has evolved into a recognition of the many ways LGBTQ+ individuals and communities have shaped culture, challenged injustice and insisted upon the simple yet profound right to live authentically. It is a time to honor hard won progress, acknowledge continuing challenges, and create space for stories that have too often gone unheard.
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'Community is built here'

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By Haven Lindsey
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“Community is built here,” said Joe Barry, as we sat at Sol Food in Arroyo Seco one morning before the small village was fully awake. It quickly became obvious that Barry was not exaggerating. During the course of our conversation, everyone who walked through the café doors knew him. Barry greeted customers, staff members and passersby with the kind of ease that cannot be manufactured. In a place like Seco, community is about forming relationships and showing up for one another over time.
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