V.22 No.18 | 5/2/2013
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Art Preview From the Ground Up Two brothers hype community By Christopher J. Johnson
Warehouse 508 has seen a spike in participation. They have the same number of events and the same facilities as always, but more and more youth are showing up. The difference may be Noah and Simon Kessler de St. Croix, two brothers who work hard to improve their community.
V.22 No.7 | 2/14/2013
Music to Your Ears By Samantha Anne Carrillo
Get your experimental/garage lovefest, hip-hop hooray, klezmer and sonic docs on with a little help from Music to Your Ears.
Comm BBB Coin Night Tuesday, Oct 16: Noon-10pm Tractor Brewing Four Hills Drinking for a better cause with Beer for a Better Burque.
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Art 64 Hexagrams Tuesday, Oct 16: 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.
Film Wild Nights with Emily Tuesday, Oct 16: 6:30-8pm Guild Cinema Long considered a reclusive spinster in the annals of literary history, Madeleine Olnek’s film provides a refreshing take on the life of author and poet Emily Dickinson.
Film Riot Tuesday, Oct 16: 8:45-10:15pm Guild Cinema An eye-opening and thrilling dramatization of historic events based largely on the true-life experiences of political provocateur Lance Gowland.
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Comm Dragon Lights Albuquerque Wednesday, Oct 17: 11am Expo New Mexico Formerly known as the Chinese Lantern Festival, see the all new larger-than-life, fully-illuminated lanterns, Chinese cultural performances and special handicrafts.
Film The Great American Read: Villians and Monsters Wednesday, Oct 17: 6:30-8:30pm South Broadway Cultural Center One of eight episodes airing as part of The Great American Read. Bookworks is on hand selling books from the episode. Wear a scary costume for the costume contest. For ages 8 and up.
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