‹‹ Alibi V.26 No.34 • Aug 24-30, 2017 ››

Zozobra

Reader’s Remorse

Regrets to feed Mr. Gloom

Readers wrote in with their regrets, to be burned with Mr. Gloom.

Today's Events

Image via Pixabay

Dragon Lights Albuquerque

Tuesday, Oct 16: 11am

Expo New Mexico

Formerly known as the Chinese Lantern Festival, see the all new larger-than-life, fully-illuminated lanterns, Chinese cultural performances and special handicrafts.

Matthew Mullins: The Sun In Our Bones

Tuesday, Oct 16: 5-7pm

form & concept

A solo exhibition of paintings, photographs and sculptures inspired by the intrinsic links between humans and the natural world. Runs through 11/17.

Adult Coloring Night With Skelley

Tuesday, Oct 16: 5pm

Tractor Brewing Westside

Enjoy a ghoulish night of adult fun with free sheets provided by hanging artist Skelley and color pencils to fill in the lines.

Courtesy of the artist

64 Hexagrams

Tuesday, Oct 16: 6-9pm

Tortuga Gallery

Inspired by the 64 hexagrams from the 2,000-year-old Chinese I Ching, they combine trigrams related to heaven, earth, thunder, water, mountain, wind and fire. Runs through 10/27.

Wild Nights with Emily

Tuesday, Oct 16: 6:30-8pm

Guild Cinema

Long considered a reclusive spinster in the annals of literary history, Madeleine Olnek’s film provides a refreshing take on the life of author and poet Emily Dickinson.

Image via Pixabay

Dragon's House of Horror

Tuesday, Oct 16: 7-11:45pm

Expo New Mexico

Enter the world's longest indoor, walk-through horror house with no lines. Receive a text when your turn is up.

Riot

Tuesday, Oct 16: 8:45-10:15pm

Guild Cinema

An eye-opening and thrilling dramatization of historic events based largely on the true-life experiences of political provocateur Lance Gowland.

Tomorrow's Events

Image via Pixabay

Pirate Adventure Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch in Corrales

Wednesday, Oct 17: 9am-6pm

Wagner's Farmland Experience

Enjoy 2.6 miles of trail through a corn maze, pumpkin patch picking, petting zoo, picnic area and barrel train rides. Keep a look out for the pirates.

Ruth Caudeli’s debut is a thoughtful and beautifully orchestrated exploration of a couple striving to build an unconventional relationship free of the pains of transformation, longing and dissatisfaction.