editorials

V.23 No.34 | 8/21/2014

Letters

Wherein Alibi readers write—about violence in Albuquerque, the brutality of boxing and the environmental apathy of baby boomers.

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Today's Events

Image of Olivia Komahcheet courtesy of the artist

Music

8 Bit Psychedelic Folk Fest • David Bridwell • singer-songwriter • Olivia Komacheet • guitar loops • Bud Melvin • 8-bit, banjo • The Gral Brothers • pedal steel

Wednesday, March 20: 1pm

Tractor Brewing Wells Park

Art

Judith Roderick Exhibition

Wednesday, March 20: 1pm

Wild Hearts Gallery

Runs through 04/03/19.

Justin Thor Simenson and Hakim Bellamy

Art

We Are Neighbors

Wednesday, March 20: 2pm

UNM School of Architecture and Planning

Food

Evening Market

Wednesday, March 20: 5-7pm

Three Sisters Kitchen

Grab dinner or a snack and buy groceries while supporting local growers and food vendors.

Food

Blazing Barn Food Truck

Wednesday, March 20: 5-9pm

High and Dry Brewing

Enjoy munchies outside the brewery from a local food truck.

Learn

National Association of Women Business Owners March Dinner Meeting

Wednesday, March 20: 5:30-8pm

Embassy Suites Hotel

Discover tools to eliminate the physical, mental, spiritual, environmental and people clutter in your life.

Film

Won't You Be My Neighbor: the Documentary of Mr. Fred Rogers

Wednesday, March 20: 6-8pm

Keshet Center for the Arts

Enjoy birthday cake on Fred Rogers' birthday, meet some neighbors and donate sweaters benefitting the APS clothing bank with a screening of this documentary. RSVP recommended.

Words

Open Poetry Reading

Wednesday, March 20: 6:30-9pm

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.