‹‹ Alibi V.25 No.40 • Oct 6-12, 2016 ››

Opinion

Vote!

Please do your duty, citizens

By Carolyn Carlson

Please vote and vote wisely this year.

Robert Maestas

Newscity

By Joshua Lee

Three crime bills pass during a special legislative session, second day of Balloon Fiesta sees two crashes and Clinton leads the polls in N.M.

Odds & Ends

By Devin D. O’Leary

Funny because getting bit on the penis by a spider happens twice to someone else.

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Today's Events

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Mineral Identification Workshop

Monday, Dec 9: 4:30-6pm

New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science

Learn to identify gems and minerals as well as how to use the scratch test to determine hardness and what types of minerals react to acid. Pre-registration required.

Kids

StoryTime: Science, Crafts, Music and More

Tuesday, Dec 10: 10-11am

New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science

Ms. Sara tells stories and Dr. Misty presents a science demo with a hands-on science activity. Sing, dance, learn sign language and take museum mini-trips to exhibits. For ages 10 and under.

Kids

Sailboat Cars STEM Event

Tuesday, Dec 10: 4-5pm

Rudolfo Anaya Library

Create sailboat cars and race to see if it is a winner with Mr. Josh.

Kids

Family Holiday Crafts

Tuesday, Dec 10: 4:30-6:30pm

Cherry Hills Library

Enjoy drop-in holiday crafts for the whole family.

Learn

Relaxed Nights

Tuesday, Dec 10: 5:30-8pm

New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science

An evening for anyone overwhelmed by crowds, sounds or flashing lights.This month’s event features an indoor star party in the planetarium.

Learn

A Life Worth Living Workshop

Friday, Dec 13: 10am-2pm

North Domingo Baca Multigenerational Center

A two-day workshop that focuses on personal growth, professional growth, confidence to fearless and live more.

Comm

SantaCon Albuquerque

Saturday, Dec 14: 7-11pm

Rio Bravo Brewing Company

Dress as Santa or at least in red, with unusual interpretations of Santa-ness appreciated along with Christmas trees, elves, reindeer themes and other creative gear.