Arts Feature
Face Your Tulle-Wrapped Terrors With Ballet Pro Musica
Fear not the pirouettes! Gail Guengerich explains why anyone can enjoy ballet.
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Culture Shock
Adventure runs high, Hamlet goes for the testosterone, and vintage baubles keep things pretty in this week’s Culture Shock.
Book Review
Déjà-glued
Blair Stocker’s gorgeous new craft compendium avoids common pitfalls to deliver practical, doable projects.
- Book Review: The Marble Orchard by Erika Hanson (5/14/2015)
- Book Review - All the Wild that Remains: Edward Abbey, Wallace Stegner, and the American West by Charles Vane (4/30/2015)
- Book Review: The First Bad Man by Leo P. Neufeld (4/23/2015)
- Book Review: When the Doves Disappeared by Renée Chavez (4/9/2015)
- Book Review - Find It In Everything: Photographs by Drew Barrymore by Samantha Anne Carrillo (3/26/2015)
- Book Review: Camp Utopia and the Forgiveness Diet by Erika Hanson (3/19/2015)
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It's All Aboard
Agatha Christie's Murder On The Orient Express
A snowdrift stops the Orient Express in its tracks and by morning it is one passenger fewer. A tycoon lies dead and with a killer in their midst, Hercule Poirot must identify the murderer.
Image via Pixabay
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How Do You Solve a Problem Like No Money?
Sing-a-Long Sound of Music
The NM Gay Men's Chorus presents a screening of the classic Julie Andrews film musical, complete with subtitles so the whole audience can sing along.
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Ritmi Della Terra
Newpoli
The Italian group stirs up a sound that melds Italian folk music, Greek and Turkish grooves, Mediterranean and Spanish colors and a contemporary sensibility they call "Mediterranean Pulse."
