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Feb 14-20 • V.28 No.7
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Today's Events

Justin Thor Simenson and Hakim Bellamy

Art

We Are Neighbors

Wednesday, Feb 20: 2pm

UNM School of Architecture and Planning

Learn

Discover the BioPark

Wednesday, Feb 20: 2:30-4pm

Cherry Hills Library

Visit the discovery station booth and meet ambassador animals, including a praying mantis, millipedes and a snake.

Kids

Six-Week Teen Studio February

Wednesday, Feb 20: 4-6pm

Albuquerque Museum of Art and History

An after school art program for teens, ages 15 to 17 to enhance skills and build a portfolio.

Image via Pixabay

Food

Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey and Southern Food Pairing

Wednesday, Feb 20: 5-8pm

O'Niell's Pub

Film

Classic Movie Night: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner

Wednesday, Feb 20: 5:30-7:30pm

Central & Unser Library

Catch a free screening of the classic film.

Image courtesy of Bidewell Photography

Art

Miraculum: Felicia Davis Concepts

Wednesday, Feb 20: 6-9pm

Strangeflock Gallery

Runs through 02/28/19.

Open Poetry Reading

Wednesday, Feb 20: 6:30-8pm

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.

Soft Focus Screenings

Wednesday, Feb 20: 7pm

Red Door Brewing Company

A Symphonic Band Celebration

Wednesday, Feb 20: 7:30-9pm

Popejoy Hall

UNM’s Symphonic Band opens their spring season with Clifton Williams’ "Fanfare and Allegro," Francis McBeth’s "They Hung Their Harps in the Willows" and more.

Music

Ashes of Jupiter • Amarionette • post hardcore • Manhigh • rock • Where's the Rum?

Wednesday, Feb 20: 9pm

Launchpad

Learn

2019 Hoof Health Conference

Thursday, Feb 21: 1-9pm

Crowne Plaza Albuquerque

Image via Pixabay

Learn

The Gay West: From Drug Store Cowboys to Rodeo Queens

Thursday, Feb 21: 2-3:30pm

Keller Hall

Kate Alexander Ph.D., gives a talk on the masculine ideal represented by the American cowboy and its interpretation and articulates the social and geographical spaces of the gay American West.