‹‹ Alibi V.23 No.24 • June 12-18, 2014
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Feature Farming Beyond Farmville The pros and cons of urban agriculture By Holly von Winckel
Hey hipster, think you have what it takes to grow your own? Before you grab your favorite hoe, let Holly von Winckel walk you through the pros and cons.
Eric Williams ericwphoto.com
Feature The Beauty of Green Living Paul Lusk’s eco-savvy estate By Geoffrey Plant
In Albuquerque’s South Valley, an eco-guru is building a monument to sustainability.
CC by Hamed Saber
The Bugman The Bugs of Summer A long-term drought shakes up the insect world, here’s how to deal with it. By Richard “Bugman” Fagerlund
New Mexico’s drought brings grasshoppers and other crawly fauna into our fair city. The Bugman explains how we can deal with them.
Art American Jewelry from N.M. Wednesday, Sept 19: 9am-5pm Albuquerque Museum of Art and History An exhibit chronicling the history of jewelry making in N.M. Runs through 10/14.
Hilda Kirschner
Comm Dig Giusewa Wednesday, Sept 19: 10am-2pm San José de los Jémez Mission Community members excavate a five-by-five meter area with a goal of documenting and preserving a series of Pueblo rooms for public interpretation, while recovering artifacts.
Learn Nature Journaling: Poetry Wednesday, Sept 19: 2:30-4pm Bachechi Open Space Presenters guide through their favorite ways to elevate the journaling practice, no skills required.
Words Artist Talk with Aram Han Sifuentes Wednesday, Sept 19: 5:30-6:30pm UNM Center for the Arts Focusing on the artist’s role in civic and democratic participation, she sets the stage for a series of programs and organized political activations with a talk on her art and its purpose.
Music Karaoke Wednesday, Sept 19: 6-9:30pm Urban 360 Pizza Grill and Tap House Wellness Heartfelt Meditation Wednesday, Sept 19: 6-7pm High Desert Center for Spiritual Living A midweek meditation tune-up for the peace of mind, body and soul.
Arts For Freedoms Party Wednesday, Sept 19: 6:30-8pm UNM Art Museum DJ Caterwaul spins, food is served and a voter registration booth is available. Additionally, meet Aram Han Sifuentes, following his artist talk.
Image via Pixabay
Learn The Real World of Synthetic Biology Thursday, Sept 20: 6:30-7:30pm James A. Little Theatre Christina Agapakis, Harvard-trained creative director at Gingko Bioworks, discusses the journey to create engineered living cells and how synthetic biology is likely to shape the future. Pre-registration required.
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