‹‹ 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.

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Today's Events

National Institute of Health’s All of Us Journey

Wednesday, Jan 16: 10am-3pm

University of New Mexico

A traveling, hands-on exhibit to raise awareness about the research program, which aims to speed up health research and medical breakthroughs.

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Wu-Tang Wednesdays • DJ Zemo-G • hip-hop

Wednesday, Jan 16: 3pm

Dialogue Brewing

Writing Wednesdays

Wednesday, Jan 16: 5pm

Tractor Brewing Co.

A place for writers to write and get critiques on pages.

National Association of Women Business Owners January Meeting

Wednesday, Jan 16: 5:30-8pm

Embassy Suites Hotel

Three of the most powerful young women in the N.M. business scene—Deena Crawley, Micaela Brown and Nyika Allen—share how they got where they are and what women need to optimize success in current business.

Wellness

300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training

Wednesday, Jan 16: 6pm

Yogasaar

Learn to teach and deepen the understanding of yoga. YTT format requires only one weekend intensive per month.

Cowboy Scott • country

Wednesday, Jan 16: 6pm

Molly's Bar

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N.M. Window Paint Party

Wednesday, Jan 16: 6-9pm

ABQ BBQ

Learn step by step instructions to recreate a New Mexican style piece of art. Fee covers all supplies and a drink of choice. Get ready to eat, drink and paint. Reservations required.

Open Poetry Reading

Wednesday, Jan 16: 6:30-9pm

Tortuga Gallery

Hosted by Holly Wilson, this is a great opportunity for poets to share their words in an inspiring atmosphere. Poets also display their books on the poet's table. Refreshments are available.

Chris Ravin • rock 'n' roll

Wednesday, Jan 16: 7-10pm

Blue Grasshopper Brew Pub Taproom

Song & Dance

Pink Martini

Wednesday, Jan 16: 7:30-10pm

KiMo Theatre

Featuring a dozen musicians, the musical bunch performs its multilingual repertoire in over 25 languages on concert stages and with a symphony orchestra.