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Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the Flickinger had to postpone the annual campaign kick-off and has lost revenue due to cancelled events and rentals. The cost of these losses is incalculable.
Through the generosity of local donors, grants, and some limited cash reserves, the center has been able to pay utilities, insurances, taxes, take care of facility maintenance, pay essential salaries and other expenses. This cost is about $10K per month, and funds are being depleted.
The leadership of the Center got creative to find ways to support their mission and support the performance arts community:
• Four Fall Tailgate Series concerts at the NM Museum Space History parking lot.
• Children’s Music Theater has been able to conduct small socially distanced workshops thanks to CMT Director Heather Bash.
• Patron’s Hall has reopened for take out coffee, ice cream, and freshly made soups.
• The Center is working towards adding outdoor music & events this spring. (A special NM State grant is helping with funding for the outdoor project.)
Through their “Keeping the Lights On” campaign, they hope to continue to weather this storm and come out stronger on the other side. As a community that respects the arts we can keep the arts alive in Alamogordo!
Please consider a cash contribution or monthly sustained giving pledge to this campaign. The Center appreciates all levels of support and your gift will help them keep the performing arts alive in Alamogordo. Don’t let this beautiful and important part of this community flicker out, donate today!
First of all this “environmental activism” is mostly a group of failed bureaucrats doing interpretive dance in the town square, hoping someone will clap, because Bonito never drew crowds so much as it collected stray shopping carts and the occasional confused goose—so pouring money into keeping it open for a few tho
More comments from people afraid to use their real names. Makes their comments worth zero. Sorry, bumble bee tuna. Show yourself out.
Who seem ilinformed, when is the last time you got off your couch and went into the real world of Mother Nature-we as human beings are the stewards of the Earth. I have been camping and hiking in the area...it is a treasure.
Sunny, with a high of 102 and low of 75 degrees. Sunny during the morning, overcast overnight.
When they say avoid spreading unconfirmed info they mean only spread the police's confirmed biased version of events! One example is there has been no transparency, has to how a man with his arms raised up above his head justifies means for deadly force.
Would you be so kind as to publish with a real name? It is an interesting talk to text comment, unfortunately I place very little value in a statement made by someone who is not brave enough to stand by their own words.
this will be a highly significant vote by the commissioners - it will be the first test of the new four vote majority that rehired the old/new city manager - and i'd make a sporting wager that they stick together.
any mineral extraction industry is expansive - until the well runs dry - and anyone who paints a picture of profits into a limitless future is either a fool, or a con artist. look at the remains of old oil/gold/silver/uranium/copper/lead booms....what is left is a mess for somebody else to clean-up
not only recognizes the forward thinking of nick paul - it seems like wise public policy to me. any tourist who arrives in the lincoln national forest and sacramento mountains is likely to travel the short distances between various scenic and historical sites. and in going so, the
Sounds legit. Please elaborate on the artificial boundaries. Does this mean if those artificial boundaries do not exist, then Alamogordo can come onto my property.and take my well?
More Hidden objectives. It wouldn't surprise most that they paid severance to keep someone quite about wrong doings.