New Socorro Nonprofit Fosters Community Engagement Through Arts and History

A newly established nonprofit in Socorro is promoting community unity through artistic expression, focusing on theater, music, and visual arts. Their inaugural production, 'Jornada Del Muerto', recounts the historical journey of the Piro people and Spanish settlers following the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, highlighting the cultural struggles faced by refugees in the Jornada Del Muerto desert. This narrative is significant as it connects to the origins of the Socorro Mission and the development of the Mission Valley in El Paso. The organization is currently seeking actors for auditions, inviting community participation in this cultural initiative.

Key Details: • Auditions for 'Jornada Del Muerto' are open to actors interested in participating. • The play tells the story of the Piro people and Spaniards post-1680 Pueblo Revolt. • The production emphasizes the historical significance of the Socorro Mission.