episode 54: Al Stone

Susan Chaney puts on bi-monthly Sound Baths in the Atrium at The Church Project, a spot she says has great acoustics for such events. A Sound Bath offers relaxation using […]

Tune in to the expanded story of San Luis Valley local and unexpected artist, Britney Gallegos, founder of Ride Like A Girl. Gallegos shares her story of injury, recovery, change […]

“Alamosa has long been a place people rely on – a center of connection, culture, and opportunity.  Yet not everyone here experiences these benefits equally. Gaps in access to services, […]

Audrey Lendvay is the summer artist in residence at Adams State University Rare AiR Program.

Learn more about Catterson's work and get ready to participate in a day of painting on June 27 and or July 11.

The Resilience Record is back with the second episode capturing stories from the heart at the April 18th, 2026, Spadefoot Story Slam in Alamosa.

The Creative Citizen is joined by Aaron Miltenberger, Jessica Chacon and Adrian Molina. Working with Warm Cookies of the Revolution, an open call for art to be displayed in Alamosa as part of the Dreamscape Lounge Future Town 2045.

We’re joined again by Yael Defaye and Keith Hershey on the latest episode of the Creative Citizen podcast.

The Resilience Record is an oral history project capturing local mental health stories.

In The Closet Recording Studio at the Monte Vista Church Project, The Creative Citizen talks with Al Stone.