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  • Home
  • Donate
  • 40th Anniversary
    • History Project >
      • APS Changes and Safe Zones
      • Brash Ensemble >
        • NMGMC
      • The Places We've Been >
        • The First Two Meeting Places
        • The Move to Nob Hill
        • The Final Community Center >
          • Helplines
          • Library
      • CITA >
        • CITA shows
        • I'm Gay, I'm Proud, I'm Alive
        • 1992 Video Highlights
      • Remembering Jon Hull >
        • Challenging the U.S. Air Force
        • Part of a Mindful, Long-term Couple
  • Our Programs
    • U-21
    • HIV Emergency Project
    • HIV Emergency Project 2024
    • Emergency Project History
  • About
    • Annual Reports
    • Board of Directors
    • Liz Canfield Endowment Fund >
      • Project Straight Talk
  • Community Resources
  • Contact

The Brash Ensemble

Particularly during its first six years, Common Bond was an incubator for many important community movements and organizations including New Mexico Gay Rodeo, Rainbow Roadrunners Car Club, New Mexico Outdoors, New Mexico AIDS Services, Duke City Business & Professional Association, The Wilde Bunch, PFLAG Albuquerque, Albuquerque Lesbian and Gay Speakers Bureau, and Albuquerque Pride. 

One of the most enduring groups – and our LGBTQ+ community treasure – is the New Mexico Gay Men’s Chorus. To find out how it came to be, click here.

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