Colby Gates

V.25 No.27 | 07/07/2016

Courtesy of Bo Huang

Event Horizon

Early Modernism and the Good Old Baroque

Sunday, Jul 17: Chatter Sunday: Joe Johnson and Ashley Vandiver

By August March [ Sat Jul 16 2016 10:00 AM ]

Featuring music by Bach.

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Arts

Design Zone Exhibit

Sunday, Feb 23: 9am-5pm

National Museum of Nuclear Science and History

Comm

World’s Longest Braid

Sunday, Feb 23: 9am-9pm

Coronado Center

Witness a Guinness Book World Record attempt for the longest textile braid and make history with an interactive braiding bar for public participation.

Learn

Jim Henson: The Biography (Lecture)

Sunday, Feb 23: 1-2pm

Albuquerque Museum of Art and History

Biographer Brian Jay Jones showcases the life and work of Jim Henson, from his early television and commercials, through his work as an avant-garde filmmaker, documentarian and beyond.

Stage

The Heart is a Lonely Hunter

Sunday, Feb 23: 2pm

Vortex Theatre

The play explores a universal longing for connection, where, at its center is John Singer, a lonely deaf man becomes the confidant to a constellation of disparate souls.

Song & Dance

2020 Choreographers' Showcase

Sunday, Feb 23: 2-3:30pm

Keshet Center for the Arts

A dynamic showcase of local, regional and national choreographers as they premiere new works and works-in-progress.

Song & Dance

Fiddlers and Musicians of NM Jam Session and Dance

Sunday, Feb 23: 2-5pm

Bosque Farms Community Center

Enjoy a jam group and dance with goals to promote and perpetuate old-time fiddling, country and folk music as well as laugh, sing and dance.

Connie Long and Fast Patsy • country, Western

Sunday, Feb 23: 2pm

Mine Shaft Tavern

Words

Easy, Casual, Everyday Spanish: Book Signing

Sunday, Feb 23: 3pm

Organic Books

Judy Nickell and Carmen Julia Holguin Chaparro sign copies of their helpful book.

Stage

The Old White Lady Tells It

Sunday, Feb 23: 4-5:15pm

Cell Theatre

This comic insight chronicles the making and the unmaking of a racist, told with heart-felt affection and warmth, a journey specific to her own experiences and universal to many.