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Upcoming Events

Bad Mouth:
WINTER WONDERLAND EDITION

Saturday, FEB. 28 @ 7pm; doors open @ 6:30

February might be frightful, but at Bad Mouth, it's so delightful. Join us as we exorcise those end-of-winter blues.

Encouraged donations of $5-$20 are most welcome.

 

Proceeds from February's event will go to support the ACLU of New Mexico. Reserve your tickets here.

Our Friends:

Alysse Kathleen McCanna

Alysse Kathleen McCanna is the author of FishWife (Black Lawrence Press), winner of the 2025 Colorado Book Award. Her poetry has appeared in North American Review, The Rumpus, Poet Lore, TriQuarterly, and other journals. Alysse holds a PhD in English from Oklahoma State University, an MFA from Bennington College, and is an Associate Professor of English at Colorado Mountain College in the Vail Valley.

Juan J. Morales

Juan J. Morales is the son of an Ecuadorian mother and Puerto Rican father and the author of four poetry collections, including Dream of the Bird Tattoo and The Handyman’s Guide to End Times. Morales has received fellowships from CantoMundo, Macondo, Longleaf Writers Conference, and has served as the editor/publisher of Pilgrimage Press. He lives in Pueblo, Colorado, occasionally teaches for Lighthouse Writers in Denver, and is an Assistant Professor of English at Colorado College.

Ty Bannerman

Ty Bannerman is a non-fiction writer living in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He is the author of Nuclear Family: a Memoir of the Atomic Age, a founding member of the Dirt City writer’s collective, an MFA graduate from the University of New Mexico, and the former food and features editor for the Weekly Alibi. He currently writes and edits for the Nob Hill News. His essay “The Exhibition” was published in the Midway Journal and was nominated for a Pushcart Prize.

AJ Woods

Born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico, AJ Woods has been a part of the Southwest music scene for over a decade, releasing multiple full-length albums, a critically-acclaimed EP, as well as singles and live recordings. He's played with acts such as Jim Stallings (JJ Light, Sir Douglas Quintet), A Hawk and a Hacksaw, Big Thief, and The Handsome Family among many others. In times like these, Woods's music and words are grounding forces. They take us back to the earth on which we live and depend, remind us that we have hearts, bones that break and heal, blood that leaves, blood we can share.

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