Comet NEOWISE Viewed From Anderson Overlook Sunday
Comet NEOWISE viewed Sunday night from Anderson Overlook. Photo by Jim Lake Read More
Arts In Public Places Advisory Board Meets Virtually July 23
Daily Postcard: Sunset Casts Glow Over White Rock
Daily Postcard: The sunset Sunday evening casts a glow over White as thunder rumbles in the background. Photo by Nancy Ann Hibbs Read More
Local Feline Seeks Sanctuary Atop Fence Post
A neighborhood feline seeks sanctuary atop a fence post while a small canine walks by this morning in the Western Area. Photo by Brint Perera Read More
Double Rainbow Viewed From Anderson Overlook
A double rainbow viewed Saturday from Anderson Overlook on the Main Hill Road. Photo by Joseh Lopez
Highlands University Students Complete Emergency Cultural Projects For New Mexico Museums
New Mexico Highlands University’s Natasha Vasquez created a “We Bee Buzzin’” stop motion animated video project for the Santa Fe Children’s Museum. Courtesy/HU
Natasha Vasquez
NMHU News:
LAS VEGAS, NM — Children who visit the Santa Fe Children’s Museum website during the COVID 19 pandemic can learn how to make a stop motion animated video about bees, thanks to Natasha Vasquez, a New Mexico Highlands University media arts and technology graduate.
Vasquez’ “We Bee Buzzin’” video project is among 12 online emergency cultural services projects that Highlands University students and recent Read More
Rainbow Among Ponderosa Pines In North Community
The view of a rainbow through mature ponderosa pines taken Saturday from a backyard on 46th Street in North Community. Photo by Georgia StrickfadenDaily Postcard: Butterfly Rests On Yellow Flower
Daily Postcard: A butterfly rests on a yellow flower Sunday on the patio of a Pajarito Acres home in White Rock. Photo by Joanie Losacco Read More
Double Rainbow Captured By 5-Shot Panorama
Double rainbow captured by a 5-shot panorama Saturday evening from Arizona Street. Photo by Marc Bailey Read More
Pot Of Gold Suspected In Pueblo Canyon
A pot of gold is suspected to be resting beneath this double rainbow Saturday in Pueblo Canyon. Photo by Paul Cunningham Read More
Views Of Double Rainbow From Los Alamos Canyon
A view of the double rainbow Saturday evening from the north side of Los Alamos Canyon. Photo by Lynn Strauss
A view of the double rainbow Saturday evening from the south side of Los Alamos Canyon. Photo by Lynn Strauss Read More
Latest View Of Comet NEOWISE From Los Alamos
Comet NEOWISE viewed looking northwest at approximately 10 p.m. Saturday from the Los Alamos Nature Center on Canyon Road. The sky color is a little bluer than actual in order to compensate for the yellow nature center lights in the foreground. The core was actually a bright green color. As Galen Gisler said about his recent photo, ‘The two stars below the comet are at right, Iota Ursae Majoris and left, Kappa Ursae Majoris, magnitudes 3.14 and 3.56 respectively’. So the comet’s nucleus may be 3.3. The comet is still visible to the naked eye after about 9:30 p.m. and spectacular in binoculars. For Read More
PAC 8 TV Schedule Through July 23, 2020
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PAC 8 Community Media Center TV Schedule through July 23:
Sunday, July 19, 2020
- 6 a.m. FSTV
- 5 p.m. The Prophetic Word
- 5:30 p.m. Key to the Kingdom
- 6 p.m. Drawing Men to Christ
- 7 p.m. United Church
- 8 p.m. La Verdad Internacional
- 8:30 p.m. Inside Arts – The Hot Flashes
- 9:30 p.m. Free Speech TV
Monday, July 20, 2020
- 6 a.m. Democracy Now! LIVE
- 10 a.m. The Tom Hartman Program
- 12 p.m. Los Alamos Makers’ Space
- 1 p.m. Behind the White
Scenes Of Double Rainbow Over Los Alamos Saturday
Scene of a double rainbow appearing Saturday evening coloring the sky near the Los Alamos County Airport … its beauty lifting spirits all over Los Alamos. Photo by Sue Waterbury
Scene of the double rainbow appearing Saturday evening near the Los Alamos County Airport. Photo by Sue WaterburyPosts From The Road: Eleven Mile Canyon
Platte River: The Platte River flows through Eleven Mile Canyon in the Pike National Forest west of Colorado Springs, Colo. A dam up canyon forms Eleven Mile Reservoir and this Recreation Area is downstream from the dam. Photo by Gary Warren/ladailypost.com
Taking the Plunge: A swimmer jumps from the rocky ledge into the ice cold Platte River. Eleven Mile Canyon offers a variety of recreational activities for visitors. Photo by Gary Warren/ladailypost.com
By GARY WARREN
Photographer
Formerly of Los Alamos
We are out and about this summer but on a limited basis. We are staying closer to home Read More
Hummingbird Family Lifting Spirits Around Los Alamos
This hummingbird family has been observed going from an empty nest, to a nest with two eggs, to a pair of little birds. They are growing more each day and will not be around much longer, but while they are, they are lifting spirits around Los Alamos and from their nest here on Valle Del Sol Road in White Rock. Photo by Jo Ann Howell Read More
Virtual 2020 Chamber Music Festival Continues July 22
The Taos School of Music Virtual Chamber Music Festival continues through Aug.9. Courtesy/TSM
Taos School of Music News:
TAOS — The Taos School of Music Virtual Chamber Music Festival continues in late July with a faculty seminar by the Shanghai Quartet, a faculty performance by Shanghai Quartet, a piano recital by pianist Robert McDonald, and two concerts by the school’s young artists.
All programs begin at 7 p.m. and are broadcast with live hosting by Taos School of Music Director Elizabeth Baker from the school’s website at taosschoolofmusic.com, as well as on Facebook and YouTube. The Read More
Daily Postcard: Double Rainbow Frames Metal Sculpture
Daily Postcard: A double rainbow fills the sky Saturday evening and provides a dramatic backdrop for a metal sculpture created by local artist Richard Swenson. The sculpture decorates the patio of the Los Alamos home of Ann and Steve Greene. Photo by Ann GreeneDaily Postcard: Abert’s Squirrel Breakfasts On Pine Cone
After a long time this Abert’s squirrel picked up a ponderosa pine cone from the yard of a residence in Barranca Mesa. It chose an adjacent pinion tree on which to settle down and have its breakfast. Photo by Selvi Viswanathan Los Alamos Arts Council And Fuller Lodge Art Center Join Forces And Merge Together
Los Alamos Arts Council Assistant Director Ken Nebel and Executive Director Chris Monteith discuss the merger between Fuller Lodge Art Center and Los Alamos Arts Council. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
By KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com
Los Alamos Arts Council and Fuller Lodge Art Center have joined forces and merged to form one organization.
The merger was announced earlier this month.
To the public, the meshing of these two organizations is nearly unperceivable; the Fuller Lodge Art Center’s gallery shop and exhibit space are still open and operating Read More
