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V.25 No.24 | 06/16/2016

Rhapsody in Burque

Meaning in the Mundane

By Monica Schmitt [ Mon Jun 20 2016 1:09 PM ]

A stroll through the lively Nob Hill district is a reminder that the stunning artistry and energetic walls create a little haven of color and originality somewhere you might not expect.

V.25 No.6 | 02/11/2016

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Event Horizon

Never Say Die

Friday, Feb 19: Albuquerque Death Cafe

By Renee Chavez [ Wed Feb 17 2016 3:00 PM ]

People come together in a relaxed, confidential and safe setting to discuss death while eating delicious cake or cookies.

V.22 No.12 | 3/21/2013

Aural Fixation

Bragging Rites

Tooth & Nail proves more personal than political

By Marya Errin Jones

Performance artist, musician and zinester Marya Errin Jones meditates on Billy Bragg’s new album, Tooth & Nail.

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Today's Events

Albuquerque Rail Yards Market

Sunday, July 21: 10am-2pm

Albuquerque Rail Yards

A market celebrating all things local and at the heart of NM culture with hundreds food, farm, artisan and healing vendors, live music as well as a kids' zone.

Frosty Muzzles Doggie Ice Cream Social

Sunday, July 21: 10am-7pm

Boofy's Best for Pets

Leashed, well-behaved dogs enjoy yummy, nutritious homemade frozen treats, plus the usual offering of ready-to-go frozen snacks as well as treats for humans.

The Unorthodox: 6th Annual ABQ Jewish Film Fest

Sunday, July 21: 2pm

High Ridge Theatre

Enjoy a screening of the film as part of the festival.

Written on the Skin: An Erotic Poetry Reading Series

Sunday, July 21: 3:30-5pm

Self Serve

Hear the first in an ongoing, twice-yearly reading of erotic poetry at featuring a scintillating lineup of local and visiting performers.

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Edmar Castaneda

Sunday, July 21: 7pm

National Hispanic Cultural Center

The Colombian-born harp virtuoso plays live.

The Cake: A Southwest Premiere

Sunday, July 21: 8pm

Aux Dog Theatre

A play that is funny but, also investigative of the conservative and liberal divide in the country. The show is not overtly political but, the characters struggle with the challenges of a changing America.