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 Friday September 10, 2010 Beer and Wine Tastings — At the Academy Whole Foods (5815 Wyoming NE, 856-0474). Friday 4-6 pm, Saturday 2-4 pm.
Belen Farmers' Market — At Anna Becker Park (on Reinken) in Belen. 4:30-7 pm.
Edgewood Farmers' Market — Thursdays thru Oct. 14 at the Wildlife West Park (87 N. Frontage Road). 3-7 pm.
Food Not Bombs — Help serve a free lunch in front of the UNM Bookstore. Call 242-0497 for info.
Help Feed the Homeless at Joy Junction — Bring nonperishable donations to Joy Junction, 4500 Second Street SW. joyjunction.org.
Le Jardin Verde Urban Market — Growers market at La Mesa Community (538 Utah NE). Fridays, noon-sunset, and Saturdays, 9 am-3 pm, thru November.
Rio Rancho Growers' Market — Held Fridays thru October at 945 24th Avenue in Rio Rancho. 4-7 pm.
Roadrunner Food Bank Virtual Food Drive — Visit rrfb.org/vfd.htm to donate food online.
Summer 2010 Edible Gardens Contest — Albuquerque gardeners have until Labor Day to be a part of the first-ever competition. Winners of the Summer 2010 Edible Gardens Contest will be selected in 12 categories. To vote or find entrance information, visit 2012abqgardens.ning.com.
Sunflower Beer and Wine Sampling — With plenty of snacks! Held at the Midtown Sunflower Market (5112 Lomas NE), Fridays from 3-5 pm, Saturdays 2-4 pm; and at the Foot Hills Sunflower Market (11205 Montgomery NE, 298-2447), Fridays from 3:30-5:30 pm.
Volunteer at Project Share — Project Share (1515 Yale SE) relies on volunteers and donations to carry out its mission of feeding the hungry. Find out how you can help at projectshareinc.org.
Whole Foods Santa Fe Wine Tastings — Taste and mingle with other wine enthusiasts and get expert advice. At the Whole Foods Market on 1090 S. St. Francis in Santa Fe. 3-5 pm.
Whole Foods Tastings and Meal Demos — Free at the Academy Whole Foods (5815 Wyoming NE, 856-0474). Friday 3-5 pm, Saturday 1-3 pm and Sunday 11 am-3 pm.
 Friday September 10, 2010 505 Fusion (Hard Rock Hotel and Casino) — Soul Divine. (9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m.) · FREE
Atomic Cantina — Shoulder Voices · Grand Canyon · Chimpz. (10 p.m.) · FREE
Barley Room — Last Minute · Rock. (9 p.m.-1 a.m.) · FREE
Blackbird Buvette — Influx Fridays · Dub Step With DJ Mittens. (10 p.m.) · FREE
Blue Jeans Lounge — Sedillo Hill. (9 p.m.-close) · FREE
Blue Tower Lounge (Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino) — En Fuego · DJ Guico. (9 p.m.-1 a.m.) · FREE
Burt's Tiki Lounge — Animals in the Dark · Oktober People · Jimmy's Jupiter. (10 p.m.) · FREE
Caravan East — Rolling Thunder · Country. (6:30 p.m.) · $5
Cheenah Lounge (Santa Ana Star Casino) — Juntos Unidos. (9 p.m.-1 a.m.) · FREE
Cherry Hills Library — Spring Creek · Bluegrass. (Noon-1 p.m.) · FREE · ALL-AGES!
Club Warehouse (Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino) — CalQL8rz · '80s pop. (9 p.m.) · FREE
Cosmo Tapas Restaurant and Bar — Tim Poindexter · Smooth jazz. (7-10 p.m.) · FREE
EFFEX Nightclub — Glam Friday · DJ Stitch · IMIX. (9 p.m.-2 a.m.) · FREE · $5-$7 after 10 pm
El Rey Theater — Lost Lingo · D Numbers and The Party. (9 p.m.) · $7
Exhale Bar and Grill — DJ Hunter · Dance music. (10:30 p.m.-close) · FREE
Hallenbrick Brewery — Squash Blossom Boys · Bluegrass. (7 p.m.) · FREE
Hotel Andaluz — Nosotros · Salsa. (9 p.m.-midnight) · FREE
Hyatt Regency — Azarias. (5:30-7:30 p.m.) · FREE
Ibiza — DJ Jeff Sahd. (9 p.m.-1 a.m.) · $10
Imbibe — DJ Rhino. (10 p.m.) · FREE
Kosmic Trading Post (Nob Hill) — The 3 Ds Acoustic Jam: Dan Garduno · Danny the Harp · Daniel Martinez. (6-9 pn) · FREE · ALL-AGES!
Launchpad — Felonious Groove Foundation · The Big Spank · Crazyfool · Con Razon. (9 p.m.) · $5
Lotus Nightclub and VIP Ultralounge — Excess Fridays · DJ Edge · DJ AI. · FREE
Low Spirits — An Evening With the Albuquerque Blues Connection. (9 p.m.) · $8
Lucha Dinner (Hard Rock Hotel and Casino) — Latin Duo. (5:30-8:30 p.m.) · FREE
 Micky Cruz, creator of "cumbegue"--a mix of cumbia, salsa and reggae--performs at the Lucha Lounge, located inside the Hard Rock Casino this Friday, Saturday and Sunday night. Grammy-nominated Cruz specializes in making people move with his one-of-a-kind New Mexico-infused musical tonic. Get up and get dancing to the local's cumbegue version of "La Bamba." (Diego E. Montoya) Lucha Nightclub · 9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m. · FREE Marcello's Chophouse — Karl Richardson Duo. (6:30-9:30 p.m.) · FREE
Mine Shaft Tavern (Madrid) — Open Mic Night hosted by Shelly. (7-11 p.m.) · FREE
Molly's Tavern (Tijeras) — Gene Corbin. (1:30-5 p.m.)
Monte Vista Fire Station — Chris Dracup and Hillary Smith · Blues. (9:30 p.m.) · FREE
Mykonos Café and Taverna — Sid Fendley Trio · Jazz. (7-10 p.m.) · FREE
Ned's On the Rio Grande — Paul Pino and the Tone Daddies. (10 p.m.-1 a.m.) · FREE
Old Blinking Light Restaurant Courtyard (Taos) — Michael Hearne's Big Barn Dance Music Festival. (2 p.m.-midnight) · $35
Players VIP Sports Pub — Karaoke. (9 p.m.) · FREE
Pranzo Italian Grill (Santa Fe) — David Geist. (6-9 p.m.) · $2
Q Bar (Hotel Albuquerque) — DJ Adrenaline. (9 p.m.) · FREE
Retro's Bar — Karaoke. (8 p.m.) · FREE
Roasted Bean Café — QTANGO. (9 p.m.-midnight) · $5
Room 406 (The Distillery) — '80s Flashback · DJ Church · DJ Brad Cole. (10 p.m.-2 a.m.) · FREE
Sandia Bar (Corrales) — CJ Way. (8-11 p.m.) · FREE
Scalo Il Bar — Le Chat Lunatique · Dirty jazz. (8:30 p.m.) · FREE
Sidewinders — Dance Music With DJ Jojo. (9 p.m.-2 a.m.) · $5
St. Clair Winery and Bistro — Hip Pocket · Hillary Smith. (7-10 p.m.) · FREE
The Range Café (Bernalillo) — Felix y los Gatos · Blues. (7:30 p.m.) · FREE
The Underground (Santa Fe) — Chango. (9:30 p.m.-close) · $5
 We don't get to hear enough of vocalist Patti Littlefield. She's got a voice that can rattle the bottles behind the bar or sneak up on your tear ducts with a ballad, and she knows how to sell a song and win an audience. Maybe now she'll be playing out more often. She's been busy this summer putting together a combo that can support the wide range of material she covers, from jazz, blues and R & B to the great American songbook to avant-garde improvisation. The Patti Littlefield Combo (aka the PLC)--with Bill Clark (piano, trumpet), Mark Weaver (tuba, didgeridoo) and Jason Aspeslet (drums)--debuts tonight at Vernon's. (Mel Minter) Vernon's Jazz Club · 8:30 p.m. · $10  Friday September 10, 2010 ART 516 Arts — Restoration, creative work by textile conservators and restorers. 516arts.org. Runs thru 9/11. 242-1445.
Also, Unraveling Tradition, contemporary artists working with fiber media. 516arts.org. Runs thru 9/11. Ace Barbershop — SEE, Se Puede, photos by Jakob Schiller. Runs thru 9/30.
African American Performing Arts Center (Expo NM) — Putting a Fance on History: The Buffalo Soldiers in New Mexico and the Forgotten Faces of Fort Craig, aapacnm.org. Runs thru 12/31. 222-0778.
Albuquerque Museum of Art and History — Imagenes de la Frontera, Border Images 1910-1916. Permanent.
Also, Off the Bed: Quilts From the Museum Collection. Runs thru 10/3. 243-7255. Also, Sensory Crossovers: Synesthesia in American Art. Runs thru 1/2. Also, The Eason Eige Collection: Navajo and Pueblo Jewelry. Runs thru 10/10. Also, The Eason Eige Collection: Navajo and Pueblo Jewelry, 1870-Present. Runs thru 10/10. Atomic Cantina — Exhibiting local artists each month. 242-2200.
Chamisa Hills Country Club — Rainbow Artists: A Women's Collective, two-dimensional works in various media. Runs thru 11/1. 341-4354.
Chiaroscuro Contemporary Art (Santa Fe) — Collected Voices: Contemporary Native Art. Runs thru 9/10. (505) 992-1100.
Devdan Gallery — Flow, aluminum sculpture by Molly Wakeman. Runs thru 9/30. 342-9649.
Eight Modern (Santa Fe) — Brand New, Slightly Used, works by Ted Larsen. Runs thru 9/25. (505) 995-0231.
El Rancho de las Golandrinas — For Warmth and Beauty: Hispanic Textiles of the Upper Rio Grande Valley. Runs thru 10/3. 471-2261.
Encaustic Art Institute (Cerillos) — New Dimensions, works in pigmented wax. Runs thru 9/12. (505) 424-6487.
FLUX Contemporary — Telling Stories, paintings by Katrina Lasko and Sharon Schwartzmann. Runs thru 9/11. 504-9074.
Gebert Contemporary (Santa Fe) — Imprints, works by Perla Krauze. Runs thru 9/18. (505) 983-5444.
Also, The Colour of Home, works by Eric Cruikshank. Runs thru 10/4. (505) 992-1100. Also, To Ganado, works by Keiko Sadakane. Runs thru 9/18. (505) 983-3838. Generator — Patterns From Home and Some Shoptalk, art installation by Ann Gaziano. generatorexhibitions.com. Runs thru 9/25. 463-3995.
Georgia O'Keeffe Museum (Santa Fe) — Georgia O'Keeffe: Abstraction, more than 100 paintings, drawings and watercolors by Georgia O'Keeffe. Runs thru 9/12. (505) 946-1000.
Ghost Ranch Piedra Lumbre Education and Visitor Center (Abiquiu) — Art Beyond Limits, works by participants of the VSA Day Arts Program and Exploratory Arts. ghostranch.org. Runs thru 9/13. (505) 685-4312.
Harwood Art Center — Ghost Puppets, works by Krittika Ramanujan. Runs thru 9/23. 242-6367.
Also, Harvest, works by the Luna Project. Runs thru 9/23. Also, Untitled, works by Mario Quilles. harwoordartcenter.org. Runs thru 9/23. Indian Pueblo Cultural Center — Celebrating Native Legacies, works in clay by Kathleen Wall. Runs thru 10/11.
Also, Gathering the Clouds Many Art Forms: One Story, Hopi-Tewa pottery and Pueblo textiles. Runs thru 10/1. Also, Saints of the Pueblos, retablos by Charles M. Carrillo. Runs thru 1/1. Inn at Rio Rancho (Rio Rancho) — Incognito: An Art Show of Diversity, group exhibition featuring oil, acrylic, mixed media and photography. Runs thru 9/20. 268-0044.
Inpost Artspace — Sculpture Sketchbook, works by Ben Meisner. Runs thru 9/25.
James Kelly Contemporary (Santa Fe) — Spit Shine, works by Ron Nagle. Runs thru 9/25. (505) 989-1601.
Jane Sauer Gallery — Barking Dogs, works by Gugger Petter. Runs thru 9/27. (505) 995-8513.
Also, Out of Tradition, basket works by three Native artists. Runs thru 9/20. Johnsons of Madrid (Madrid) — 4 Artists / 4 Walls. Runs thru 9/28. (505) 471-1054.
Also, Group Show, works by gallery artists. Runs thru 9/28. Also, Landscapes in Oils and Batiks, works by Cathy Haight. Runs thru 10/30. Also, MNMVA / New Mexico Veterans Art, group exhibition. Runs thru 9/28. Just Imagine Gallery (Tijeras) — Tijeras Open Air Arts Market, live music performances, arts, crafts and more every weekend thru 10/17. 10 am-5 pm. justimaginegallery.com.
KiMo Art Gallery — Luminance, works by Matt Celeskey, Rush Dudley, Christine Ellison and Roxanne Witt. Runs thru 9/15. 768-3522.
Kosmic Trading Post — My Soul at Play, works and a live music performance by JJ Otero. Runs thru 9/30. 321-6944.
La Tienda Exhibit Space (Eldorado) — Four Directions, multimedia exhibition by Sande Anerson, Maureen Howles, Mary Ann Jackson and Kathamann. latiendaeldorado.com. Runs thru 10/12. (505) 466-4688.
LewAllen Galleries (Santa Fe) — When Things Surface, works by Timothy Schmitz. lewallengalleries.com. Runs thru 9/26. 988-8997.
Loma Colorado Public Library (Rio Rancho) — Lahn Jung Jules, exhibition of works. Runs thru 9/29. 891-5013 ext. 3032.
Louie's Corner Café (Santa Fe) — Water Works, works by Mark Frossard. Runs thru 9/30. (505) 577-6725.
Mariposa Gallery (Downstairs) — Fillet of Soul, works by Sam Esmoer. Runs thru 9/30. 268-6828.
(Upstairs)
Also, Sorry for the Blood, works by Mike Egan. Runs thru 9/30. Matrix Fine Art — Potomac, pastel paintings by Iva Morris. Runs thru 9/25. 268-8952.
Mind Research Network — Art of Extremes, works by the VSA Day Arts Program. Runs thru 9/15.
Monroe Gallery (Santa Fe) — Bill Eppridge, monroegallery.com.. Runs thru 9/26. (505) 992-0880.
Museum of Contemporary Native Arts — Apaches and Angels, works by Douglas Miles, Razelle Benally, Lynette Haozous and Rebekah Miles. Runs thru 1/2. (505) 983-8900.
Also, Dry Ice: Alaska Native Artists and the Landscape. Runs thru 1/2. Also, It Wasn't the Dream of Golden Cities, works by Postcommodity. Runs thru 1/2. Also, Matterings, site-specific installations. Runs thru 1/2. Also, Oblique Drift, works by Nicolas Galanin. Runs thru 1/2. Also, Round-UP, video creations by Torry Mendoza. Runs thru 1/2. Museum of Indian Arts & Culture — Harry Fonseca: In the Silence of Dusk, paintings by Harry Fonseca. Runs thru 1/2. (505) 476-1250.
Also, Here, Now and Always. Permanent. Also, Huichol Art and Culture: Balancing the World. Runs thru 3/13. Also, The Buchsbaum Gallery of Southwestern Pottery. Permanent. Museum of International Folk Art — A Century of Masters, the NEA National Heritage Fellows of New Mexico. Runs thru 1/16. (505) 476-1200.
Also, Empowering Women: Artisan Cooperatives That Transform Communities. Runs thru 1/2. Also, Material World: Textiles and Dress from the Collection. Runs thru 5/23. Also, Silver Seduction: The Art of Mexican Modernist Antonio Pineda. Runs thru 1/2. National Hispanic Cultural Center — ¡Aquí Estamos!, works from the permanent collection. 724-4771.
Also, New Mexico Furniture is Art, more than 70 examples of New Mexican furniture as art forms. Runs thru 1/23. Box office: 724-4771. New Concept Gallery (Santa Fe) — Asbtraction, works by six abstract painters and sculptors. Runs thru 9/26. (505) 795-7570.
New Grounds Print Workshop — Landscape Voices, monotypes and etchings by Jacob Tarazon Matteson. Runs thru 9/25. 268-8952.
New Mexico History Museum / Palace of the Governors (Santa Fe) — Santa Fe Found: Fragments of Time, archaeological and historical roots of early Hispanic life in North America. Runs thru 5/21. (505) 476-5200.
Also, Segesser Hide Paintings. Permanent. Also, Treasures of Devotion/Tesoros de Devoción, bultos, retablos and crucifijos dating from the late 1700s to 1900. Permanent. New Mexico Museum of Art — How the West Is One: The Art of New Mexico. (505) 476-5072.
Also, O'Keeffe and Baumann. Permanent. Also, Traces, paintings by Johnnie Winona Ross. Runs thru 1/9. New Mexico Museum of Natural History (M Café) — Earthworks, works on paper by Janet Shaga and encustic paintings by Harriette Tsosie. Runs thru 10/31. 841-2802.
New Studio A.D. — Shift, group exhibition of new works based on change. becaicad.org. Runs thru 9/14.
O'Niell's Pub (Northeast Heights) — Kuumo Anaji. Runs thru 9/26. 255-6782.
(Nob Hill)
Also, Tim Meyers. Runs thru 9/26. Paragon Gallery — New Mexico oil landscapes by Barbara Coleman. Permanent. 242-6828.
Santa Fe Clay (Santa Fe) — Connections, works by Ingrid Bathe, Hiroe Hanazono and Deborah Schwartzkopf. Runs thru 10/16. (505) 984-1122.
SCA Contemporary Art — InPrint 2, printmaking exhibition. Runs thru 10/1. 228-3749.
SITE Santa Fe (Santa Fe) — The Dissolve, SITE Santa Fe's Eighth International Biennial. Runs thru 1/2. (505) 989-1199.
South Broadway Cultural Center — A Painting a Day. Runs thru 9/30. 848-1320.
Also, Myth, Reality and Nature, paintings and drawings by Saul Nevarez, Andres Orlowski and Jesus Ponce. Runs thru 10/18. Spirit in Art Gallery (Madrid) — New Paintings, works by Susie Protiva. Runs thru 10/8. (505) 438-3235.
The Normal Gallery — Printabunga!, live printing by Luke Hussack, Jaime Tillotson, Asa Wentzel-Fisher and more. E-mail supernormals@gmail.com for more info. Runs thru 9/24. (515) 520-7286.
The Source — Modern Relics, stone sculpture by Art Ortega. Runs thru 9/30. 228-2356.
The Talking Fountain — Sweet Sweet Cream, works by more than seven artists. (5-10 p.m.) Runs thru 10/18. 268-1916.
The Wooden Cow Gallery and Artspace — Walk on the Wild Side, works by gallery artists featuring Valerie Fladager and Wendell W. Unzicker. thewoodencow.com. Runs thru 9/25. 999-1280.
Tropic of Capricorn (Santa Fe) — Contemporary Glass and Home Sweet Homes, works by Ken Hayman and Mekah Gordon. Runs thru 9/14. 983-2700.
Turner Carroll Gallery — A Little Light, works by Squeak Carnwath. Runs thru 9/13. (505) 986-9800.
University Art Museum (Popejoy) — Desire for Magic: Patrick Nagatani 1978-2008. (5-7 p.m.) Runs thru 12/19. 277-4001.
UNM Center for Health Policy — Generations, works by VSA Day Arts Program artists. vsartsnm.org. Runs thru 12/1.
Zane Bennett Contemporary Art (Santa Fe) — Works by Stephen Auger, François Morellet and Tony Soulie. Runs thru 9/10. (505) 982-8111.
Also, Yazzie Johnson + Gail Bird. Runs thru 9/17. [AC]2 — At First Sight, incoming graduate studio art exhibition. ac2gallery.org. Runs thru 9/17. 842-8016.
STAGE Auxiliary Dog Theatre — Picasso at the Lapin Agile, play by Steve Martin. $16 general. auxdog.org. (8 p.m.) Runs thru 9/26. 254-7716.
Fashion Outlets of Santa Fe (Santa Fe) — Ten Tiny Epics in an Outlet Mall, collection of short plays presented by Theater Grottesco. $18 general, $8 students. theatergrottesco.org. Runs thru 9/26.
Santa Fe Playhouse — 2010 Fiesta Melodrama, plays by an anonymous writing committee. $20 general, $15 seniors, students and teachers. santafeplayhouse.org. Runs thru 9/12. (505) 988-4262.
The Box Performance Space — Friday Night Improv at 9, performance by the One Night Stanleys and M.I.T. theboxabq.com. (9 p.m.) 404-1578.
 In 2007, when August: Osage County made its Broadway debut, the New York Times gave it about the most amazing compliment available: "Flat-out, no asterisks and without qualifications the most exciting new American play Broadway has seen in years." Woah. Lucky us, the story of a disappeared father and his family's struggles to get along and uncover what happened to dad is hitting the stage in the Duke City. The relationships between the three adult daughters who come home to comfort their mother and those daughter's romances give August a dense plot, though one that's not convoluted, and allows the actors in each role a depth of character often impossible with an ensemble cast. Set in Oklahoma, the family dynamics are so universal August comes even closer to home. (Patricia Sauthoff) The Cell Theatre · 7:30 p.m. The Filling Station — Moby Dick, presented by the Mother Road Theatre Company. $16 general, $14 students and seniors. motherroad.org. Runs thru 9/26.
The Vortex Theatre — Crimes of the Heart, play by Beth Henley. $15 general. vortexabq.org. (8 p.m.) Runs thru 9/26. 247-8600.
SONG & DANCE I of the Storm Theatre Works Studio — Celtic Youth Band, a class every Friday at 5:30 pm. Ages 9-14. 792-1132.
Pars Cuisine — Traditional Belly Dancing, Every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from 7-9 pm. · FREE 345-5156.
Roasted Bean Café — Opera and Broadway Open Mic Night, Every Friday from 8-10 pm. 243-8259.
Salsa Baby Studios — Salsa Dance Party, free every Friday with class at 8 pm. 288-8713.
LEARN Albuquerque Convention Center — BODIES ... The Exhibition, $22 general, $18 studens and $14 children ages 3-12. bodiesalbuquerque.com. Runs thru 1/9. 768-4575.
Albuquerque International Balloon Museum — All About Ballooning. Permanent.
Also, Native Americans and Ballooning. Also, Sky Sailing!, exhibit celebrating sailplanes, hang gliders and paragliders. cabq.gov/balloon. Runs thru 3/7. 880-0500. Albuquerque Museum of Art and History — Four Centuries: The History of Albuquerque, permanent. 243-7255.
Maxwell Museum of Anthropology (UNM) — Ancestors. Permanent. 277-5963.
Also, People of the Southwest. National Museum of Nuclear Science and History — Inspired Excellence, exhibit chronicling the scientific discoveries of Marie Curie and Lise Meitner. Runs thru 1/1. 245-2137.
New Mexico History Museum / Palace of the Governors (Santa Fe) — Telling New Mexico: Stories from Then and Now, 500 years of history. Permanent. (505) 476-5200.
Also, Wild at Heart: Ernest Thompson Seton, exhibit of art and artifacts by the conservationist, author and co-founder of the Boy Scouts of America. Runs thru 5/8. New Mexico Museum of Natural History — Drawing On Nature, a collection of nature journals. Runs thru 9/12. 841-2802.
Also, Mummies: Secrets of the Pharaohs, playing at the DynaTheater every day at 11 am and 3 pm. 841-2800. Also, Space Frontiers. Permanent. 841-2802. Also, Startup: Albuquerque and the Personal Computer Revolution. Also, Wild Ocean, playing at the DynaTheater every day 10 am-5 pm. Placitas Community Library (Placitas) — Historic Placitas Photo Exhibition, compiled by Joan Fenicle. Runs thru 9/30.
St. Francis Hotel Lobby (Santa Fe) — Straw Applique, talk and demonstration with artist Jean Anaya Moya. spanishcolonial.org. (5-6 p.m.)
Telephone Museum of New Mexico — View the architecture, literature, equipment and audio displays of the history of the telephone in New Mexico. Open from 10 am-2 pm every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 842-2937.
The Planetarium (Museum of Natural History) — Enchanted Skies: The Digital Universe, 11 am. 841-2802.
Also, Journey to the Stars, 1 and 3 pm. $7 for adults, $6 for seniors and $4 for children. Also, Tales of the Maya Skies, noon, 2 pm and 4 pm. $7 for adults, $6 for seniors and $4 for children. NOTICES New Studio A.D. — Article 19, accepting submissions thru 9/25 for a BECA Foundation art exhibition. Visit becaicad.org for more info.
 Friday September 10, 2010 A Good Yarn — A drop-in stitch group for knitting and crocheting at Taylor Ranch Library (5700 Bogart NW). 897-8816.
Ashtanga Yoga — A gentle, steady, therapeutic self-practice as taught by Pattabhi Jois. No experience is necessary. Practice at your own pace at 122 Wellesley SE (behind Gambei at Silver). Mondays through Fridays from 7-9 am, Sundays from 8-10 am (drop in at any time during the posted hours).
Breast Cancer Resource Center — Volunteer for a great cause with a local nonprofit. Call Deborah at 554-3625 or e-mail dopenden@nmcrc.org.
Cloud Dancers of the Southwest — Looking for riders with disabilities and volunteers for a horseback-riding program at Cloud Dancers of the Southwest (608 Bledsoe NW). Call 363-1277.
El Ranchito de los Niños — Needs volunteers to mentor and tutor children. Call Sherry at 565-4470 or visit losninosnm.org.
Free Yoga — Every Friday morning from 9:30-10:30 am at The Kosmos (1715 Fifth Street NW). thekosmos.org.
Get a Little Tongue-tied Now and Then? — Join Kirtland Toastmasters. Meets every Friday from 7:30-8:30 am at Kirtland Federal Credit Union (Louisiana and Gibson SE). 797-7535.
Hatha Yoga — Every morning at 8:15 am at Ridgecrest Yoga (1111 Carlisle SE). Call 453-7308 or visit ridgecrestyoga.info.
High Country Gardens — Free seminars and events to celebrate the grand opening (6921 Pan American NE). highcountrygardens.com.
Homeschool Thought-Swap — All Rio Rancho area homeschoolers are invited to the Loma Colorado Main Library (755 Loma Colorado NE, Rio Rancho). Free. Call 891-5013 ext. 3032 for more info.
Introduction to The Red Book — A lecture with Jerome Bernstein, Jacqueline West and Monika Wikman at the Santa Fe Center for Spiritual Learning (505 Camino de los Marquez, Santa Fe). $10. (505) 984-0102.
Kirtland Toastmasters — Meeting every Friday from 7:30-8:30 am at the Kirtland Federal Credit Union (6440 Gibson SE). E-mail RoyCrawford@comcast.net.
Midori's Hands-On Rope Bondage Class — Intensive practice class with Midori at Self Serve (3904B Central SE). $30. 265-5815. selfservetoys.com.
Mixed Level Yoga Class — Fridays from 10-11:15 am at Los Altos Church (11900 Haines NE). First class $5. yogasimpleandsacred.com.
NAMI Connection Support Group — For individuals living with mental illnesses. Every Friday at St. Thomas Aquinas Education Center (1502 Sara SE, Rio Rancho). 6 pm. For more info, call Lorette at 260-0154.
New Mexico Wilderness Alliance — Seeking volunteers to research promotion of the first conservation wolf stamp sold in the U.S. 843-8696.
Past Life Healing Circle — Explore your past lives and find healing at The Source (1111 Carlisle NE). $30. Call 271-4612 or visit soulresources.net/classes.
People Living Through Cancer — Free emotional peer-support services to families who have been affected by cancer. For more information, call 242-3263 or (888) 441-4439.
Queer Ideas of Fun — LGBTQ Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at 7 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays, 5:30 pm Fridays and 3 pm Sundays at First Congregational Church (2801 Lomas NE).
Slow Stretch Beginner Yoga — Fridays from 4-5:15 pm at 11603 Menaul NE. $11 per class. Call Suzanne at 286-0818.
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society — Free services for patients with blood cancers and their families. For more info, call 1-800-568-1372 ext. 7599.
U21 Meeting — Open to all members of the LGBTQ under-21 community every Friday at the Albuquerque Center for Spiritual Living (2801 Louisiana NE). 7-9:30 pm.
UNM Campus Observatory — See the splendors of the night sky every clear Friday night in the fall and spring semesters. See panda.unm.edu/observatory for location, exact times and more information, or call 277-1446. | LET’S BE FRIENDS
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