Sergio Salvador salvadorphoto.com

 

Locovore: UNM hospital growers’ market is a fresh idea in “health care”

Mina's Dish: Duke City restaurant news

D'asha Stephens

Adrien Lawyer performs with A Band Named Sue at a 2010 fundraiser for the Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico.

News Profile: Transgender rights have been neglected, Adrien Lawyer says

Making Sausage: Criminal justice reform may still be in the cards for New Mexico

Ortiz y Pino: Medicaid needs overhaul, not amputation

Odds & Ends: Mayor’s ex-wife gets a birthday boulder; one plucky, popular parrot; a week on a flagpole; police search house for missing remote

Letters: Offending sex offenders; immigrants ruin America; Israeli apartheid; haiku gets lost in translation; if you don’t like “Breaking Bad,” change the channel

 

Operation Art Box: We put out a call to local artists to show us how to redesign our dull Alibi distribution boxes. And as we received tons of submissions from creative geniuses, we selected the most exceptional designs and scattered them along the Central corridor. If you’re too lazy to take a tour of the boxes on foot, you can view a photo compilation in this article. And because the project has been so successful, we assure you that we’ll be doing it again. Hang on to your unrealized ideas and we’ll keep you posted.

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Art News: 50,000 bones fill Fourth and Central intersection

Book Review: Misterioso, a dark Swedish crime thriller

Culture Shock: Bubonicon, steampunk style

“Arby’s? ... Keep driving, Johannes.”

Film Review: The mentally ill hit the road in German road trip dramedy Vincent Wants to Sea

Idiot Box: Summer TV ratings say it’s a season of reality

Reel World: White Sands Film Festival welcomes Val Kilmer, Bubonicon screens Stiffed

Week in Sloth: UFOs go on the record, rats get busted in NYC and MTV hands out some Moon Men

Sergio Salvador salvadorphoto.com

Spezzatino: braised beef brisket on seared polenta cubes

Locovore: A flawless meal @ Torino’s @ Home

Mina's Dish: Chow’s dynasty takes root in Nob Hill

Elizabeth Dwyer Sandlin

“I know you can hear me.”

Gallery Review: Artists’ work at the Range Café influenced by natural world

Performance Preview: Duke City Rep offers reasons to be pretty

Author Interview: E.B. Held reveals secrets of espionage

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Instructor Nick Hernandez shows the author how it’s done.

Can APD beat its rap?

Indoor surfing? Knot those shorts tight.

The Radford Files: Lost in the badlands

Council Watch: City Council discuss heroin’s toll in Albuquerque

Odds & Ends: Attack of jealousy, that spark, hunt for fare-skipper, pink pistol penis shot

Letters: Student loans, subsidies, poverty and obesity

 

Americana Pie: A bar chart of bars and pie chart of music genres detail Albuquerque’s after hours demographics

Sonic Reducer: Micro reviews of Shonen Knife, Erik Friedlander and Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks

Song Roulette: ¡Revìva! releases a debut and shares five random tracks

Flyer on the Wall: Coat of Arms

Smile for the camera, folks.

Film Review: No budget sci-fi indie Another Earth gets sober, speculative and very sad

Festival Preview: Third annual Albuquerque Film Fest packs schedule with diversity

Idiot Box: Meet a post-apocalyptic MacGyver in “Stuck With Hackett”

Reel World: The Banshee Chapter screams into NM, The Lone Ranger rides out

Week in Sloth: “JUNKies” build stuff, “Jurassic CSI” investigates stuff and “Buried Treasure” finds stuff

This is just a picture of the spiffy interactive map. The real thing is RIGHT HERE.

ABQ DANGER MAP!: Albuquerque is a big old city trapped in a small town’s body. That’s part of its charm. And its danger, too. With that in mind, the Alibi’s street-smart city masters mapped out Burque’s danger zones. Discover which roads have the most car crashes, which corners host the most homicides, and which neighborhoods house the most sex offenders. Explore it all on our spiffy interactive map. Hopefully, it’ll help keep you safe in your daily exploits around the city. Good luck. You’re gonna need it.

Courtesy of the Cuba Farmers’ Market

Cuba’s Caleb Linville is a young seller at the market.

Locovore: Tips for conquering the Cuba Farmer’s Market

Mina's Dish: Baklava goes New Mexican

photo courtesy of Club Beethoven

James T. Shields (clarinet) and Conor Hanick (piano) take a breather at Club Beethoven’s June 5 debut.

Through the Wolf’s Eyes: Santa Fe nonprofit opens permanent gallery of treasures left by Ernest Thompson Seton.

Performance Review: Church of Beethoven’s older, cocktail-swirling brother

Culture Shock: You Can Haiku

Sunset Strip veteran Tracii Guns, pictured second from left

Show Up!: An interview with L.A. Guns guitarist Tracii Guns

Music to Your Ears: Burque’s musician-owned All In The Wrist Auto Repair

Spotlight: Wheelchair Sports Camp

Sonic Reducer: Micro reviews of Young Buffalo, Crystal Antlers and Pink Skull

Flyer on the Wall: 5 … 6 … 7 … 8 …

“Everybody be cool. This is a robbery.”

Film Review: Bank robbery goes boom in 30 Minutes or Less

Idiot Box: Tiger puppet from “Mister Rogers” gets his own spinoff

Reel World: Native Cinema gets its showcase on, Warehouse 21 premieres Play Again

Week in Sloth: Singers battle karaoke-style, Black Eyed Peas drop some science and bedbugs go apocalypse