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Antonito Daily Digest Saturday, May 30, 2026

Ty McDuffey

30 May 2026 — 1 min read

Ty's Take

There's something about a Friday night at Society Hall that still draws people in around here, even with everything else pulling at our attention these days. Redd & The Paper Flowers coming through with Megan Burtt opening—that's the kind of show that reminds you why these old buildings matter, why somebody's got to keep the lights on and the stage ready. In a valley where you've got to drive to get anywhere, a night like this is what keeps the root system alive, the thing that says we're still here, still making something together. So if you've got the evening free and you're tired of the quiet, head downtown and see what happens when people decide to show up for each other.

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Redd & The Paper Flowers at Society Hall with the amazing Megan Burtt opening the show

Society Hall in Alamosa is hosting Appalachian folk group Redd & The Paper Flowers from Tennessee on Saturday night, with Denver-Boulder singer-songwriter Megan Burtt as the opening act. The band blends traditional folk and bluegrass with jazz and contemporary influences, drawing praise from music...

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