Weekly Alibi
 Jan 18 - 24, 2007
Atrisco’s Long Goodbye
How the West was sold--Christie Chisholm reports as Westland Development finalizes the sale of land steeped in 300 years of New Mexico history.
NEWS/OPINION
Talking Points
How the heck are homeless kids supposed to find their way around Albuquerque's public schools? Helen Fox has the answer.
News Feature
Albuquerque resident and Apollo astronaut Harrison “Jack” Schmitt may have inspired an international race to unlock the potential power of lunar helium-3.
MUSIC
On the Scene
The citywide Musicians Against Violence concert attempts to heal the Albuquerque music community after senseless violence claimed the life of Greg Greenawalt.
FOOD
Food Events
Roadrunner Food Bank's Souper Bowl has been spoon-feeding Albuquerque stomachs and souls for nine years.
FILM & TV
The Last King of Scotland
Forest Whitaker does a mean Idi Amin.
ARTS/LIT
Performance Preview
The Tricklock Company unleashes puppets, crime-fighting Canadians and Charles Bukowski during its 2007 Revolutions International Theatre Festival. And it's all starting right now!

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Don Yer Tartans: 25th Annual Rio Grande Valley Celtic Festival

Bagpipes, dancing, kilts and beyond. All things wonderful and beautiful and Celtic come together this weekend for the 25th Annual Rio Grande Valley Celtic Festival. This year's celebration serves honorably as the location for the 13th Annual Masters World Championship for Highland games. Events include stone, weight and hammer throws, caber and sheaf tosses and other traditional feats of strength. There will also be Men's Pro Division rugby, a Celtic Sevens Rugby Tournament and youth rugby games. For those whose interests bear slightly on the less-violent side, music, dancing, shopping, food and drink will abound throughout the park, as well as celtic dog, pony and horse shows, herding demonstrations and an antique car show. Kids' activities include knight fights, pony rides, a mini caber toss and more. Don't miss this chance to celebrate all seven Celtic nations packed into two days of fun. One-day admission ranges from $7-$15 with two-day admission discounts available. Balloon Fiesta Park • Sat May 18 • 9 am-5 pm • $7-$20 • ALL-AGES! • View on Alibi calendar

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      Film

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      Zombie Dance Party Tonight

       

      The Dark Matters Film Festival Zombie Dance Party shambles into Sister Bar (407 Central SW) tonight at 8 p.m. The event promises lots of dead patrons and plenty of live bands, including Hoverbourd, Lindy Vision, Get Action, YOU and First Lovve. It’s the official launch party for Dark Matters—which unspools May 17-19 at Guild Cinema with more than 14 horror, sci-fi and dark fantasy films from around the world. You can pick up your official DMFF programs tonight at the party. Check out the trailer above. When’s the last time you saw a trailer for a party?

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