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illustration by Xanthe Miller
Fighting like a girl since 1992

Alibi Volume 29, Number 10

March 5, 2020

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News & Opinion

On Assignment

After ART

On the road to rapid transit in Albuquerque

By August March
How has the ART project in its current incarnation (up and running with various successes and challenges) affected business up and down its route along Central Avenue?

News Feature

Youthful Activism and the World

Felina Romero proves her mettle

By August March
Activist Felina Romero stopped by Weekly Alibi to talk about her history and future, her intent and what it’s like to be a young human on the cusp of radical change in a world.

Newscity

By Joshua Lee
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed “red flag” gun bill and said sheriffs who refuse to enforce it should resign; Bernalillo County District Attorney's Office is starting a new program to lower crime in southeast Albuquerque; Hundreds of thousands of New Mexicans still haven’t applied to receive a Real ID.

Odds & Ends

By Joshua Lee
Funny because viruses in farts that are unfiltered by pants happen to someone else.

Letters

A reader writes about golf courses and fracking.
Film & TV

Film Review

Greed

Steve Coogan fiddles while Rome burns in broad satire

By Devin D. O’Leary
Greed has definite moments of pointed humor, but the target of the film’s humor and outrage is just too broad. We don’t need a comedy to tell us the Kardashians are stupid or a drama to tell us that billionaires don’t care about the 99 percent.

Reel World

By Devin D. O'Leary
Vote in Marvel March Madness and see "¡Colores!" documentaries about prominent New Mexico women. Actors, get your foot in the door at an open casting call for a Netflix series that will be shooting in Albuquerque and then go to the Performers Forum the next day.

Idiot Box

Streaming TV Dead Pool

Will DC Universe be first to fail?

By Devin D. O’Leary
DC Universe may not be dead, but its future looks awfully bleak.

Week in Sloth

Highlights from around the dial. Except no one has dials anymore.
Music

Music Feature

In the American Vernacular

Merican Slang Is Back

By August March
Merican Slang is a band that features the saxophone, an instrument that, until recently, was considered to be Satanic. More than that, this fresh and phat collection of longtime Burqueño musicians plays a sort of rock and roll that may indeed be described as devilish. We asked the band to stop by our headquarters.

Show Up!

Marching Into March

We’re as far as we can tell

By August March
This weekend, the highs will be in the low 70s and Daylight Saving Time begins. Those are both good reasons to go see a show this week.

Sonic Reducer

We review albums by NeverDrive, Forefront and A.Eye.
Arts & Lit

Arts Interview

A Pirate in the Desert

Juliana Coles at Ghostwolf Gallery

By Clarke Condé
Juliana Coles’ pirate name is Captain Morgan Le Fay. Weekly Alibi sat down with Coles to talk about pirates, scars, blue skies and her paintings.

Art Magnified

The Dark Side of Town

Looking into Santa Fe Noir

By Clarke Condé
Santa Fe Noir could have easily gone wrong with a lesser editor veering down a well-trod road, but Ariel Gore finds us stories about people we know, or think we know, reflected in the shady, more complex moments in Santa Fe.

Found Objects

By Clarke Condé
This week you should check out Family Resemblance, Fun-A-Day, A Quiet But Not Empty Place, Upshot reading & signing and Women Fashion Designers and the Birth of Modern Dress.
Food

Restaurant Review

Let’s Roll, S-A

S-A BBQ brings the smoke to Green Jeans

By Dan Pennington
S-A BBQ is still fresh, having been open for just over three months and they’ve hit the mark with good food, carving out a unique identity at Green Jeans.

Food News

A Dark Roast Is Rising

Casa De Luna preps to open Downtown

By Dan Pennington
It’s fair to say that when it comes to being iconic in Albuquerque, our coffee shops hold the award. Now, we face new contender, Casa De Luna.

Weekly Specials

By Dan Pennington
Take a class in Knife Skills Basics, go to a chili cook-off and enjoy Jazz Brunch.
Cannabis

Baked Goods

A Fresh Start

New FDA commish comments on CBD

By Joshua Lee
FDA is open to value of CBD; cannabis use among seniors over the age of 65 doubled between 2015 and 2018; Department of Agriculture announced it will be delaying a hemp rule that would limit who could test plants.

Strain Corner

Matriarch at Sacred Garden

By Edward Barrett
Matriarch is a great strain for those looking for a good, comfortable high that provides a decent jolt to the senses.

News on the Green

By Samantha Carrillo
Samantha Anne Carrillo reports on new research into the anatomy of stress and anxiety and the slated start date for New Mexico to begin offering reciprocal access to medical cannabis patients from other states.
Astrology

Free Will Astrology

Free Will Astrology

By Rob Brezsny
Advice by birthday.
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Deep Research
Photo by Clarke Condé

Art

Deep Research

Inpost Artspace

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Art

Aura Photos

Thursday, March 19: 2-7pm

Abitha's Apothecary

Sessions include a personal photo, an interpretation of the colors of the aura and a pamphlet with their meanings.
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Detail from Sola Tu Estrella by Mercedes Reyes

Art

Women's Work 2020

Thursday, March 19: 5-8pm

Ghostwolf Gallery

Runs through 03/31/2020.
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Wellness

Adult Flamenco Classes

Thursday, March 19: 5:30-8pm

Flamenco Works, Inc.

Study flamenco in a fun, supportive environment without being on a professional track. Enrolled students may participate in a spring recital.
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Music

Craig Miller • pop, classic rock

Thursday, March 19: 6-8pm

Sandiago’s Grill At The Tram

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Learn

DIY Memory Wire Bracelet

Thursday, March 19: 6-7pm

Toltec Brewing

Class fee includes all supplies and guidance.
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Food

Meet The Winemakers: Jaramillo Wines

Thursday, March 19: 6-7pm

Hotel Chaco

Meet some of NM's experimental winemakers, Robert and Barb Jaramillo, based out of Belen.
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Music

Shawn Brooks • country

Thursday, March 19: 6pm

Dirty Bourbon

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Music

Justin Evan Thompson • singer-songwriter

Thursday, March 19: 6-9pm

Canteen Brewhouse

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Music

Alex Maryol Band • blues, acoustic

Thursday, March 19: 7-10pm

Marble Brewery

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Poster

Song & Dance

New York Philharmonic String Quartet

Thursday, March 19: 7:30pm

The Lensic Performing Arts Center

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Music

Sangre Joven • Spanish, country

Thursday, March 19: 8pm-midnight

First Turn Lounge @ The Downs Casino

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