Rozanna M. Martinez is a journalist based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She writes for the Albuquerque Journal and her work has also appeared in the Rio Rancho Observer. Rozanna covers a variety of topics including food and drink, local events, and cultural fusion, highlighting the vibrant and diverse aspects of her community.
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Rozanna M. Martinez focuses on local event coverage, private sector announcements, and press releases relating to the food & beverage and house & home industries in Albuquerque. She regularly covers new restaurant openings, brewery launches, winery events, and local festivals.
Given her focus on the local scene in Albuquerque, pitches should revolve around new establishments or products in the food & beverage industry within this area. Additionally, topics related to house & home that are specific to Albuquerque may also be of interest.
Pitches could include exclusive access to behind-the-scenes looks at new restaurants or breweries opening up in the area as well as interviews with chefs or business owners involved in these ventures.
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By: Rozanna M. Martinez
Punk rock outfit, Rise Against, is using its current tour as an outlet to revisit and celebrate its catalog of music.
By: Rozanna M. Martinez
Albuquerque tattoo artist Ray Kim shares her experience with chronic pain and illness through literature and performance.
By: Rozanna M. Martinez
Origins Hall at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science has closed to make room for a new hall named "Ancient Life."
By: Rozanna M. Martinez
Classic jazz lovers have a place to unite during the Sunday Jazz Jam. The event is organized by the EQNX Jazztet and held from 5 to 7:30 p.m. every Sunday at Flatiron Albuquerque, 6001 San Mateo Blvd. NE.
By: Rozanna M. Martinez
Legends Theater at Route 66 Casino Hotel has undergone an approximate $15 million upgrade. Concertgoers will get to experience its new lighting system, sound system and other amenities when The Black Crowes play the renovated theater at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16.
By: Rozanna M. Martinez
Herencia's menu is made up of Mexican recipes passed down for generations. "Herencia in Spanish means 'heritage' and this entire concept is based on the rich legacy of my family, the Valdovinos family," said Henrique Valdovinos, chef and owner of Herencia. "The rich influence that my grandmother and mother had on my cooking style is displayed in every one of my dishes."
By: Rozanna M. Martinez
With an extensive background in film production, Steve Graham has hit the ground running as the newly appointed New Mexico Film Office director.
By: Rozanna M. Martinez
The story of "The Nutcracker" is timeless. Clara's dream of her nutcracker doll coming to life returns to Popejoy Hall with an opening performance on Saturday, Nov. 30. "The Nutcracker Ballet" features a cast of more than 100 dancers from the community and 22 professional dancers from the New Mexico Ballet Company, as well as current stars of the San Francisco Ballet and the New York City Ballet.
By: Rozanna M. Martinez
The Tamaya Horse Rehab nonprofit helps unwanted equines and gives each one hope by turning them into well-rounded horses. The nonprofit survives through donations, fundraising events and horseback trail rides it offers on Santa Ana Pueblo where most of the horses reside at The Stables at Tamaya, which is in partnership with Hyatt Regency Tamaya.
By: Rozanna M. Martinez
Just in time for the holidays, Folklore in Santa Fe is hosting "Kindling," an art show featuring more than a dozen artists. Folklore also will be celebrating five years of operation and will be launching a pop-up gift shop by Moona Star Collective, with treats by Nourish & Bloom, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 22.
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