believe

V.23 No.12 | 3/20/2014

Idiot Box

Supergirl

“Believe” on NBC

By Devin D. O’Leary

This supernatural drama about a cute li’l girl who has psychic superpowers doesn’t live up to its superstar creators’ reputations.

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Comm

Pirate Adventure Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch in Corrales

Tuesday, Sept 25: 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.

Film

Banned Books to the Big Screen: James and the Giant Peach

Tuesday, Sept 25: 1:30-3:30pm

Central & Unser Library

Be a rebel and watch a movie based off a banned book.

Mural Fest

Tuesday, Sept 25: 5-8pm

Ghostwolf Gallery

Participating artists Denise Weaver Ross and Roe LiBretto present the Tortuga Bosque Mural design they, and sculptor Joel Davis, created for this year's event. Runs through 9/28.

Open Mic with Rob Roman

Tuesday, Sept 25: 6-9pm

Blue Grasshopper Brew Pub Taproom

Learn

Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Talks: Genetic Genealogy Confirms Native American Histories Among Nuevo Mexicanos

Tuesday, Sept 25: 6:30-8pm

Northern Rio Grande National Heritage Center

Miguel A. Torrez, Research Technologist at LANL presents findings that employ genetic genealogy to investigate the origins of N.M. colonial lineages.

Music

Watsky • rap • Chukwudi Hodge • Feed The Biirds

Tuesday, Sept 25: 7pm

Sunshine Theater

Music

Kamikaze Karaoke

Tuesday, Sept 25: 8-11:30pm

Tractor Brewing Wells Park

Comedy with Mishka Shubaly and Kyle Pogue

Tuesday, Sept 25: 8:15pm

O'Niell's Pub

Music

Ohgr • Lead Into Gold • industrial • Omniflux • DJ K.Oss • Red 209

Tuesday, Sept 25: 9pm

Launchpad

Hilda Kirschner

Comm

Dig Giusewa

Wednesday, Sept 26: 10am-2pm

San José de los Jémez Mission

Community members excavate a five-by-five meter area with a goal of documenting and preserving a series of Pueblo rooms for public interpretation, while recovering artifacts.