V.25 No.45 | 11/10/2016
Food News By Joshua Lee
The Prison-to-Chef Pipeline A Santa Fe chef receives tops honors on the Food Network’s “ Chopped ,” the Homegrown food show sells locally-sourced food, a mother calls out the bad food our public schools are serving students, a new Dickey’s Barbecue just opened, WisePies owner gets sued—plus drink margaritas for charity at the Margarita Festival .
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sports Rio Grande Rivalry Resumes Lobos win and the Pit gets a new name Challenges on the heels of a win for Lobo men’s basketball, plus the Pit’s renaming brouhaha.
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Food The Magnificent Cider Fest Saturday, Oct 20: 11am J.W. Eaves Movie Ranch Showcasing N.M.’s emerging artisanal cider industry in a unique environment. This festival amplifies the senses, from tasting local cider to pie eating, chuckwagon cooking, film screening, photography and likely some two-stepping or line dancing.
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Stage Wicked Saturday, Oct 20: 2pm Popejoy Hall The Broadway sensation takes a look at the land of Oz from a different perspective.
Art Halloween Pop-Up Group Show Saturday, Oct 20: 5-9pm OT Circus Gallery Featuring spooky, dark, macabre, Halloween-y artworks by several local artists as well as candy and refreshments, art raffles throughout the night and costumes are encouraged.
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Comm Dragon Lights Albuquerque Saturday, Oct 20: 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.
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Art 64 Hexagrams Saturday, Oct 20: 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.
Salsa Dance Party!!! 10.20.2018
