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High Ridge

12910 Indian School NE · (844) 462-7342 ext. 605 · Film times

A Star Is Born • (Click for Film times)
Bad Times at the El Royale • (Click for Film times)
Colette • (Click for Film times)
Monsters and Men • (Click for Film times)
The Oath • (Click for Film times)
The Old Man and The Gun • (Click for Film times)
The Sisters Brothers • (Click for Film times)
The Wife • (Click for Film times)

Today's Events

Nocturne

Saturday, Oct 20: 10am-4pm

New Mexico Art League

An in-depth look at artists' interpretations of the night in its many dark and beautiful states. It features prints, drawing, painting, mixed media and photography.

Dia de Los Muertos Marigold Fiesta

Saturday, Oct 20: 10am-4pm

La Parada Mercantile

Bring the family and pets for this celebration of life including pet blessings, music by Wagogo, local arts and crafts, workshops on marigold garlands and sugar skull decorating, food and much more.

Annual Pen Road Show and 40th Birthday Party

Saturday, Oct 20: 10am-5pm

Pennysmiths Paper

Featuring more than 100 styles of fine writing instruments from Visconti, Monte Verde, Pilot, Caran d’Ache and more. Try out each pen and celebrate with birthday cake.

Image via Pixabay

Showcasing N.M.’s emerging artisanal cider industry in a unique environment. This festival amplifies the senses, from tasting local cider to pie eating, chuckwagon cooking, film screening, photography and likely some two-stepping or line dancing.

Courtesy of Wicked

Stage

Wicked

Saturday, Oct 20: 2pm

Popejoy Hall

The Broadway sensation takes a look at the land of Oz from a different perspective.

Courtesy of the artist

Art

64 Hexagrams

Saturday, Oct 20: 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.

Courtesy of the artist

Song & Dance

9th Annual New Mexico Dulcimer Festival

Saturday, Oct 20: 7-9pm

Albuquerque's First Baptist Church

This event features 49 workshops focusing on mountain and hammered dulcimers as well as Celtic harp, bowed psaltery, penny whistle, autoharp, bodhran, spoons, ukulele and country line dancing.

Image via Pixabay

Comm

Dragon's House of Horror

Saturday, Oct 20: 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.

Tomorrow's Events

Courtesy of Big Jim Farms

Food

U-Pick Green Chiles and Farmers' Market

Sunday, Oct 21: 9am-6pm

Big Jim Farms

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

Film

Fake News: Journalism Goes to Hollywood featuring Shattered Glass

Sunday, Oct 21: 2-5pm

KiMo Theatre

See the true story of reporter Stephen Glass and how his series of colorful, amusing feature stories for The New Republic turned out to be fake. A panel discussion follows the film.