Poets Tina Carlson and Katherine DiBella Seluja read from the latest work.

An informative and warm conversation between Willard Jenkins, editor of Ain't But a Few of Us, and A.B. Spellman who contributed to the book. These two legends in the world of jazz writers discuss the phenomenon that while most of jazz’s major innovators and performers have been African American, the overwhelming majority of jazz journalists, critics, and authors have been and continue to be white men. This event was presented in partnership with the NM Jazz Festival and Outpost Productions.

Mary Grow talks with Cecile Lipworth, CW's Event Producer about the inspiration and the characters that come to life inside the pages of her historical novel.

Lucy Lippard shared stories of her lively creative life giving us insight into how she came to have all the 'stuff.'

In this second community collaboration between CW and Searchlight NM, criminal justice reporter Joshua Bowling talked with Albino Garcia, founder of La Plazita Institute and Alexis Pina, formerly detained in Bernalillo County Juvenile Detention Center about the horrendous conditions that children are forced to endure at NM's correctional facilities.

An evening of rich and meaningful poetry in which the featured poets, Elizabeth Jacobson, Lauren Camp, Michelle Laflamme-Childs, Hilda Raz and Miriam Sagan read from their works highlighting their Jewish identity.

In a fascinating conversation, the indomitable Winona LaDuke read from and discussed the 25th anniversary edition of her debut novel, Last Standing Woman with Wheelwright Museum Executive Director, Henrietta Lidchi.