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Comment by vinceinburque on October 4, 2012 at 6:22pm

Hi, everyone.  Happy Closet Cinema week.  I hope you are enjoying yourselves and the fine film program this year's festival has to offer.  If you haven't gotten to any of the films, do so before the festival ends.

Hope you are planning a wonderful weekend - rest up - because the Balloon Fiesta is upon us, a time when the Albuquerque sky is unwittingly colored in pride ;)

Comment by Instituto Cervantes Albuquerque on August 23, 2012 at 2:25pm

Please join us to the incredible love story:

Kulunka Theater : André & Dorine

September 31 - August 1

7:30pm

Journal Theatre (National Hispanic Cultural Center)

 

You can't miss it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Comment by Redhead on December 17, 2008 at 5:45pm

We'll be visiting Albuquerque in May, 2009, because we'll be relocating there in a few years. We're social nudists, selective swingers and left of center in our political beliefs. We enjoy biking, erotic digital photography, volunteer work and much more.

We’ll be visiting New Mexico this next May (2009) and we have lots of questions since we’re planning on relocating there in a few years. We’d appreciate any responses from anyone that has any suggestions for us...

Some of our questions...

-What are the politically progessive/radical groups in Albuquerque?
-Are there any places where we could enjoy some time being nude in the sun without offending others?
-If any of you are familiar with Albuquerque---are there areas that we should really avoid in terms of housing possibilities?
-Does anyone know of any local clubs, groups or organizations that might be related to swinging?

BTW--we both are strong supporters of LGBT rights for a number of reasons and one of us is bi.

Kevin & Amy

Comment by David on November 29, 2008 at 4:12pm

Hi All,

If you have a news story, event announcement or recap, a piece of GLBTQ fiction or other story to share with New Mexico’s GLBTQ community we would love to include it in the December issue of the SW LGBT Press Online. The Southwest LGBT Press Online is the only non-profit GLBTQ news and information source written by the community for the community. Please email any submissions to submissions@nhcv.org by 5:00 PM on Friday December 5th. The December issue will be available online Monday December 8th.

Southwest LGBT Press Online is updated as needed during the month and is always available at www.nhcv.org by clicking on the SW LGBT Press logo.

Thank you for your continued support of the Southwest LGBT Press and Normal Heart Community Ventures.

David Stocum
Board Chair, Normal Heart Community Ventures

“The mission of Normal Heart Community Ventures is to inform, empower and unify the GLBT community of New Mexico and surrounding areas and to promote respect and visibility in the community at large.”

Comment by JR Ramirez on October 28, 2008 at 10:49am

Hello hello, there are many things I miss about Albuquerque, most of which are the amazing friendships I made. I've been living in California for about 7 years now but I always go back and visit NM when I get a chance. I'm glad this group is in existence, so I may keep tabs on what my brothers and sisters are up to back in the 505.