Events and Entertainment calendar for Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico

Wednesday Oct 17, 2012

Matrix Fine Art
10:00 AMAbstract NM
New Mexico History Museum (Santa Fe)
10:00 AMAltared Spaces: The Shrines of New Mexico
Anderson-Abruzzo Balloon Museum
11:00 AMBeluga
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
9:00 AMCosmix Dome
UNM Art Museum
10:00 AMDancing With The Dark: Joan Snyder Prints 1963-2010
Zane Bennett Contemporary Art (Santa Fe)
10:00 AMExcavations
New Mexico Art League
10:00 AMFacing the Muse
Zane Bennett Contemporary Art (Santa Fe)
10:00 AMThe Importance of Being
Tamarind Gallery
Notes on the Tower
Loma Colorado Public Library (Rio Rancho)
10:00 AMA Photographic Experience: Meadowlark Senior Center Photo Composition and Digital Camera Group Exhibit
Leich Lathrop Gallery
10:00 AMPlacebo Effect
Santa Fe Clay (Santa Fe)
9:00 AMPrimed
UNM Hospital Fifth Floor Art Gallery
8:00 AMPrints from the Slugfest Printmaking Workshop, Austin Texas
New Grounds Print Workshop
10:00 AMRemembrances: A Memorial Exhibition
UNM Art Museum
10:00 AMThe Transformative Surface
Anderson-Abruzzo Balloon Museum
9:00 AMUlises I
Albuquerque Photographers’ Gallery
10:30 AMUnusual Beauty
National Hispanic Cultural Center
10:00 AMVia Crucis of the Camino Real
Museum of International Folk Art (Santa Fe)
10:00 AMYoung Brides, Old Treasures: Macedonian Embroidered Dress

National Museum of Nuclear Science and History
9:00 AMNano: Imagine and Discover a World You Can’t See
9:00 AMTransforming the Human Spirit: From a Culture of Violence to a Culture of Peace

Apothecary Lounge (Hotel Parq Central)
6:00 PMABQ Web Geeks Happy Hour
Esther Bone Memorial Library (Rio Rancho)
10:30 AMBaby Bumblebees
10:00 AMBeep and Bop
Albuquerque Museum of Art and History
6:00 PMClovis: The Midpoint in the Cultural History of North America
Wagner Farms (Valencia County)
9:00 AMCorn Maze
ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden
9:00 AMCreeping, Crawling and Carnivorous Show
Academy for the Love of Learning (Santa Fe)
6:30 PMDrawing from Experience: Free Evening of Exploration
Loma Colorado Public Library (Rio Rancho)
5:45 AMESL/GED Classes
Albuquerque REI
6:00 PMFall Day Hiking Basics
Quiet Waters Paddling Adventures (Bernalillo)
5:30 AMFloat the Fiesta
Grant Middle School
5:30 PMGrant Middle School 50th Year Anniversary
UNM Continuing Education Building
6:00 PMItalian Conversation
National American University
5:00 PMJob Interviewing Skills Workshop
High Desert Yoga
7:00 PMLevel 1 Yoga - Soft Practice
New Mexico History Museum (Santa Fe)
6:00 PMThe Volunteers of the Spanish American War: New Mexico and its Rough Riders

Mountain Christian Church (Cedar Crest)
3:00 PMCedar Crest Farmers' Market
Corrales Growers' Market (Corrales)
3:00 PMCorrales Growers' Market
6:00 PMCuisine in 30 Minutes or Less
The Old School
TBAHerbalism 1
Break Bread
HowlWoodworks (CC BY 2.0)
The adobe outdoor oven known as the horno is a fixture of the Southwest aesthetic, but how many of us city folk have actually seen one in use? Thanks to Mary Jane and Robert Edaakie of Isleta Pueblo, you'll get your chance to do just that as they demonstrate the process of using an horno to bake bread, from the specialized fire-making technique to dough preparation to the actual cooking and, of course, tasting. Tickets are $5, and parking passes are available in the Maxwell Museum store. (Ty Bannerman)
Maxwell Museum of Anthropology
11:00 AMIndian Bread Baking

Notices

Break Bread