‹‹ Alibi V.26 No.49 • Dec 7-13, 2017 ››

Baked Goods

Sessions Makes Waves, Again

(But not really)

By Joshua Lee

Sessions mentions "rational policy" which could mean anything and a study says cannabis might reduce opioid use.

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Today's Events

Brick Light Nights

Wednesday, Sept 19: 5-9pm

Winning Coffee Co.

Arts and crafts from your favorite N.M. vendors, live art, kid-friendly activities and open houses from Nob Hill brick and mortar shops with something for everyone.

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.

The Arvigo Technique of Mayan Abdominal Therapy

Wednesday, Sept 19: 5:30-7pm

Vessel Health

Learn a non-invasive holistic approach to aid in health related issues for men, women and children, using an ancient healing technique, Arvigo Mayan Abdominal massage.

Santa Fe Megaband Jam

Wednesday, Sept 19: 7pm

Oddfellows Hall

Musicians get together and play acoustic string band music.

Courtesy of the artist

Speed Painter Tim Decker

Wednesday, Sept 19: 7pm

Stage @ Santa Ana Star

Prepare to be amazed as this speed painter whips up masterpieces in minutes.

Tomorrow's Events

Hilda Kirschner

Dig Giusewa

Thursday, Sept 20: 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.

Image via Pixabay

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.