‹‹ Alibi V.27 No.46 • Nov 15-21, 2018
Local Eye
Notes on a Neighborhood
Up and down with Nob Hill
Nob Hill businesses experience drastic losses during ART construction. How are things now?
Corey Yazzie
Editorial
In the News
Riding the blue aftermath of voting actions, part one
Take a look at N.M.’s political map. It’s totally blue.
Newscity
Governor and governor-elect announced that the next governor's transition into office is going smoothly; A Texas-based oil company has been ordered to pay the New Mexico State Land Office $3.2 million for trespassing; A new set of rules is being discussed by the New Mexico Public Education Department.
Odds & Ends
Funny because unnecessary kidney removal happens to someone else.
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EVENT HORIZON ()
Silk and Lights and Everything Nice
Dragon Lights Albuquerque
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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EVENT HORIZON ()
Riding the Big, Tin Goose
Fly the Ford TriMotor
Experience what was the height of flying luxury in 1928, at the start of commercial air travel. Book a flight or just view the aircraft.
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EVENT HORIZON ()
Show Your Colors
Con-Jikan
A pop-culture festival focused on the world of anime and gaming, emphasizing fun and fandom.
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EVENT HORIZON ()
A Consensual Cuddle Puddle
The Cuddle Revolution
This is a completely platonic experience for adults only. Please arrive on time. Use a series of exercises to practice consensual and safe touch, as well as authentic connection.
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EVENT HORIZON ()
It's Not a Hula
Tahitian Dance Workshop
Don't get it twisted. Tahitian dance is not the hula. Tahitian dance is centered around the hips for storytelling instead of the hands, and it's from … wait for it … Tahiti, not Hawaii. This style, also called 'Ori Tahiti, is a far more aggressive style in most cases, especially from the male dancers. Shock. Kellie Villicano of the Ka Lā Kapu Polynesian Dance School brings this Tahitian Dance Workshop…
