V.25 No.30 | 07/28/2016
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Event Horizon Wailing Through Downtown with a Groove Saturday, Aug 6: Downtown Summerfest Food and drink, a microbrew garden, an artisan market, kids' activities and live music with The Wailers headlining and many more local bands.
V.25 No.29 | 7/21/2016
Food News Dinner With Pikachu By Joshua Lee
Restaurants go Pokémon , Paisano’s starts trouble, see what’s in season , food trucks get some respect, GMO labels go live and a killer tuna salad recipe .
V.25 No.24 | 06/16/2016
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Event Horizon Get on Your Kombucha Goggles Saturday, Jun 25: New Mexico Fermentation Festival A series of fermentation workshops, chef demos, local food trucks and kids' activities.
V.25 No.21 | 05/26/2016
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Event Horizon First Stop on the Turquoise Trail Saturday, Jun 4: Cerrillos Station Open House Family activities including a baby farm animal coral, pop up art show, food trucks, and more.
V.25 No.20 | 05/19/2016
Event Horizon Wine Not? Saturday, May 28: Albuquerque Wine Festival Sample wines, live music, food trucks, jewelry and crafts.
V.25 No.18 | 05/05/2016
Event Horizon Pre-Día de las Madres Saturday, May 7: Tequila, Taco and Cerveza Fest A showcase of diverse Mexican alcohols, unique local taco recipes, live bands, water pong, Chihuahua racing and much more.
V.25 No.13 | 03/31/2016
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Event Horizon Stuff Your Face Saturday, Apr 9: Great New Mexico Food Truck and Craft Beer Festival Enjoy a day of fun, gourmet cuisine and local and national craft beers all in one place. Live music and face painting also onsite.
V.25 No.10 | 3/10/2016
Council Watch Trucks, Buses, Trash and Cops Council faces touchy subjects By Carolyn Carlson
Council discusses APD's slow progress on complying with the DoJ consent decree, the Edith Transfer Station's zoning change, ABQ Rapid Transit, food trucks and Huning Highland breweries.
V.24 No.51 | 12/17/2015
Food News Local News Buffet All the news that’s fit to eat By Cerridwen Stucky and Ty Bannerman
APD to start enforcing new food truck rules and other news for you to chew on.
V.24 No.38 | 9/17/2015
Robert Maestas
Council Watch Bully Tactics Pot decriminalization and police retention discussed By Carolyn Carlson
Cops approve of only their highest-paid command staff receiving $6k-$12k bonuses for not retiring, and some of those cops staged a dramatic demonstration for the issue's debate.
V.23 No.28 | 7/10/2014
A Drinkable Feast Dark, Incurable and Violent Celebrate Hunter S. Thompson’s birthday with local beer and food By Hosho McCreesh
Drunken poet Hosho McCreesh celebrates the great gonzo’s b-day with local food and drink.
V.23 No.27 | 7/3/2014
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Market Report Feeding the Hipsters The food options at Rail Yards Market come into their own By Ari LeVaux
Ari LeVaux revisits the Rail Yards Market and finds that food options are growing.
V.23 No.18 | 5/1/2014
The Mouthful Food Trucks Roll Out By Ty Bannerman
As the weather warms, the city’s food trucks begin to roll out. Here’s how you can find your favorites.
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Art 64 Hexagrams Wednesday, Oct 17: 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.
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Comm Dragon Lights Albuquerque Wednesday, Oct 17: 6-10pm 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.
Art Artists' Salon-Style Gathering Wednesday, Oct 17: 6-8pm Remarque: New Grounds Print Workshop Bring work and ideas to share, queries and questions to ask and food to share.
Film Eva and Candela Wednesday, Oct 17: 6:30-8pm Guild Cinema Ruth Caudeli’s debut is a thoughtful and beautifully orchestrated exploration of a couple striving to build an unconventional relationship free of the pains of transformation, longing and dissatisfaction.
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.
Words Open Poetry Reading Series: October Reading Wednesday, Oct 17: 7-9pm Tortuga Gallery Created to promote local poets by providing them with a forum to share their poetry and showcase their publications in a public space as each poet has a maximum of five minutes to read.
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Stage Wicked Wednesday, Oct 17: 7:30pm Popejoy Hall The Broadway sensation takes a look at the land of Oz from a different perspective.
Film The Cakemaker Wednesday, Oct 17: 8:45-10:15pm Guild Cinema Ofir Raul Graizer’s tender debut about Thomas, an acclaimed baker, finding himself enchanted by traveling salesman, Oren, who takes his coffee at Thomas’ bakery with increasing frequency.
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