‹‹ Alibi V.19 No.43 • Oct 28-Nov 3, 2010 ››

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Election 2010

Video of the Alibi’s endorsement interviews

Today's Events

Wellness

Health Screenings and Flu Shot Clinic

Friday, Oct 19: 10:30am-2:30pm

Cherry Hills Library

Students from UNM's College of Pharmacy are on site to provide free atrial fibrillation screenings, blood glucose testing, blood pressure testing and BMI measurements. Flu shots available while supplies last.

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Art

64 Hexagrams

Friday, Oct 19: 6-9pm

Tortuga Gallery

Inspired by the 64 hexagrams from the 2,000-year-old Chinese I Ching, they combine trigrams related to heaven, earth, thunder, water, mountain, wind and fire. Runs through 10/27.

Image via Pixabay

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Dragon Lights Albuquerque

Friday, Oct 19: 6-10pm

Expo New Mexico

Formerly known as the Chinese Lantern Festival, see the all new larger-than-life, fully-illuminated lanterns, Chinese cultural performances and special handicrafts.

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Song & Dance

9th Annual New Mexico Dulcimer Festival

Friday, Oct 19: 7-9pm

Albuquerque's First Baptist Church

This event features 49 workshops focusing on mountain and hammered dulcimers as well as Celtic harp, bowed psaltery, penny whistle, autoharp, bodhran, spoons, ukulele and country line dancing.

Image via Pixabay

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Dragon's House of Horror

Friday, Oct 19: 7-11:45pm

Expo New Mexico

Enter the world's longest indoor, walk-through horror house with no lines. Receive a text when your turn is up.

Tomorrow's Events

Courtesy of Big Jim Farms

Food

U-Pick Green Chiles and Farmers' Market

Saturday, Oct 20: 9am-6pm

Big Jim Farms

Enjoy an afternoon on the farm and pick green chiles, ranging from mild to extra hot with on-site roasting. Other fruits and vegetable are also for sale.

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Dia de Los Muertos Marigold Fiesta

Saturday, Oct 20: 10am-4pm

La Parada Mercantile

Bring the family and pets for this celebration of life including pet blessings, music by Wagogo, local arts and crafts, workshops on marigold garlands and sugar skull decorating, food and much more.

Image via Pixabay

Food

The Magnificent Cider Fest

Saturday, Oct 20: 11am

J.W. Eaves Movie Ranch

Showcasing N.M.’s emerging artisanal cider industry in a unique environment. This festival amplifies the senses, from tasting local cider to pie eating, chuckwagon cooking, film screening, photography and likely some two-stepping or line dancing.