‹‹ Alibi V.26 No.9 • March 2-8, 2017 ››

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Today's Events

Courtesy of Big Jim Farms

Food

U-Pick Green Chiles and Farmers' Market

Sunday, Sept 23: 9am-6pm

Big Jim Farms

Enjoy an afternoon on the farm and pick green chiles, ranging from mild to extra hot with onsite roasting. Other fruits and vegetable are also for sale.

Comm

Aki Matsuri 2018

Sunday, Sept 23: 10am

New Mexico Veterans Memorial

Celebrate the annual fall festival featuring Japanese cultural exhibits, vendor fair, musical demonstrations, Japanese art, Japanese food, beer and sake tastings and more.

Image via Pixabay

Learn

Fort Building

Sunday, Sept 23: 1-3pm

Bachechi Open Space

Learn the basics of fort building from expert educators. Whether building a fairy house or a survival structure, this workshop guides through each step.

Image via Pixabay

Stage

Senior Moments

Sunday, Sept 23: 2pm

Jewish Community Center of Greater Albuquerque

A fast-paced musical romp touching on the many aspects of aging with a cast of six actors.

Film

Fake News: Journalism Goes to Hollywood Features "Salvador"

Sunday, Sept 23: 2-4pm

KiMo Theatre

The series examines the role of the press in democratic societies and invites the audience to engage in conversation with the guests about the future of journalism as well as a film screening.

Courtesy of the Vortex Theatre

Stage

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time

Sunday, Sept 23: 2pm

Vortex Theatre

A mystery surrounding the death of a neighbor's dog investigated by young Christopher Boone, a mathematics savant with some behavioral issues.

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Wellness

The Cuddle Revolution

Sunday, Sept 23: 7pm

Source

This is a completely platonic experience for adults only. Please arrive on time. Use a series of exercises to practice consensual and safe touch, as well as authentic connection.

Stage

The Scarlet Letter

Sunday, Sept 23: 8pm

Aux Dog Theatre

The season opens with Hawthorne's great American Gothic romance brought to searing life in this daring and thought-provoking stage adaptation by Phyllis Nagy.