‘So Far From Heaven’ Exhibit Opens June 7
A piece in the ‘Most Patriotic Small Town in America,’ project by photographer Wendy Young. Photo by Wendy Young
‘At the Narrows’ by photographer David Halpern is part of his Black Canyon of the Gunnison series being shown for the first time in the ‘So Far From Heaven’ exhibit in the Upstairs Art Gallery at Mesa Public Library. Photo by David Halpern
Library News:
A wealth of photographic talent can be seen at Mesa Public Library in June. “So Far from Heaven” is the title of an exhibition of photographs by Kirk Gittings, David Halpern, Tony O’Brien, Read More
Santa Fe Opera Announces 42 Members Of The 2019 Season Apprentice Program For Singers
Summer Kicks Off With Summerfest At Pajarito June 8
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Daily Postcard: Cloudy Tuesday In White Rock
Daily Postcard: Cloudy Tuesday morning in White Rock. Photo by Nancy Ann Hibbs Read More
Mission Street Arts Launches Jemez Springs Newest Artist-In-Residence Program Saturday May 25
JEMEZ SPRINGS News:Los Alamos Hillstrummers Attend Las Cruces Ukefest
Last weekend Los Alamos sent 17 members of the Los Alamos Hillstrummers Ukulele Group to attend the Las Cruces Ukefest. Seen here are just some of the members, standing from left, Irene Powell, Elise Lee, Ruth Lier, Darlene Potter, Greg Rand, Yvonne Trujillo, Annette Hiteman, Sabine Shurter, Patricia Rathbone, Chris Rand and Director Dan Gerth. Kneeling are Diane Little and Doris Ford. Courtesy photo Read More
Daily Postcard: Iris Sprinkled With Snow
Daily Postcard: Spring, really? Iris are sprinkled with snow Tuesday at a residence on 48th Street. Photo by Donna Reil
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Community Winds Seeks Singers For July 4th Show
Scenes From LAMS Spring Music Festival
The Los Alamos Middle School Music Department held its third annual Spring Music Festival Thursday in the school courtyard. The LAMS concert bands, choir, orchestras and jazz bands performed songs including ‘Hey Jude’, ‘Eleanor Rigby’ and ‘A Hard Day’s Night’. Courtesy photo
Scene from LAMS music department third annual Spring Music Festival Thursday in the school courtyard. Courtesy photo
Scene from LAMS music department third annual Spring Music Festival Thursday in the school courtyard. Courtesy photo Read More
LAHS Spring Dance Show Wednesday May 22
Dancers performing in the LAHS Spring Dance Show at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Duane Smith Auditorium, front row from left, Emily Holmes, Andrea Simons, Roshan Prasad, Josh Archuleta and Annie Conlin and back row from left, JD Carson, Marian Raven, Olivia DeCroix and Gleb Dziuba. Sitting is Sasha Dolin and standing is Phillip Ionkov. Courtesy photo Read More
LAMC Celebrates National Hospital Week 2019
As part of National Hospital Week, Los Alamos Medical Center held a celebration Friday that included a most beautiful and delicious cake competition. In addition to the cakes, there were sculptures created by various departments in the hospital and on display for staff to cast their vote for their favorite. The results of the contest were not available at press time. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
LAMC staff inspect the sculptures created by their co-workers prior to voting for their favorite. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
More sculptures on display before the voting begins. Read More
Natasha Stojanovska Solo Piano Recital Friday
MUSIC News:
Sage Concert Series will hold its next event at 7 p.m. Friday, May 24 at the Unitarian Church of Los Alamos at 1738 N. Sage St.
Natasha Stojanovska, solo pianist, will again present a concert, playing selections of Eastern European piano music seldom heard in the States.
Stojanovska’s first UCLA Concert was a huge success with an overflow audience.
The concert is free but donations are gratefully accepted. Light refreshments will be served following the concert. Read More
Scenes From 2019 White Rock Kite Festival
The skies over the weekend above Overlook Park in White Rock were filled with kites for the annual Kite Festival sponosred by the Los Alamos Arts Council. The Arts Council has been sponsoring fun events in Los Alamos for the past 52 years. To learn more about the Arts Council, visit their open meeting at 6 p.m., June 1, at Fuller Lodge. There will be food, music and other fun stuff at the meeting. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
Melia Arbuckle is delighted to get her kite air born. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
A young attendee is running after the shadow of a very large kite. Photo Read More
Daily Postcard: View Of Full Flower Blue Moon
Daily Postcard: The Full Flower Blue Moon shot Saturday night from Sycamore Street in Los Alamos. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com Read More
Los Alamos Participates In New Mexico Fiber Crawl
Jodi Jurney stepped in for Valentina Devine at her North Mesa studio this year. The products available include hand-dyed and commercial yarns, one-of-a-kind knits and crochet garments. Published patterns are available as well as gift items such as crocheted flower pins. The studio is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today at 1222 Big Rock Loop. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.com
Soft and snuggly yarn for sale at Valentina Devine’s studio. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.com
Store Manager Mary Felman shows off special kits put together for the Fiber Crawl by Close KnitScenes From ‘They Changed The World: People Of The Manhattan Project’ Book Signing At Bradbury Museum
Author aj Melnick missed the signing Saturday for her book, ‘They Changed the World: People of the Manhattan Project’, due to illness. Pajarito Press publishers Nancy Bartlit and Mark Rayburn were on hand however, signing books at the Bradbury Science Museum. They will transport books to Santa Fe so Melnick can sign them, then return them for pickup at the Bradbury. Hopefully, the book signing can be rescheduled at a future date. Photo by Bonnie Gordon/ladailypost.com
Manhattan Project veteran Elizabeth Allred shows off her pages in ‘They Changed the World’NHCC Childrens Bilingual Book Festival Image Shortlisted For The World Illustration Awards
NHCC News:Splash Into Summer With La Vista Church May 31
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LA VISTA CHURCH News:
Splash into Summer with La Vista Church and enjoy free food, a water slide and bubble pit, games and prizes, and popsicles to celebrate the end of another school year and the beginning of a great summer!
Everyone is invited to join in the fun noon to 3 p.m. on the last day of school, May 31, at La Vista Church of the Nazarene, 15 Grand Canyon Dr. in White Rock. Read More
Daily Postcard: Full Flower Blue Moon Spotted Saturday
This shot of the Full Flower Blue Moon was taken about 3:40 a.m. Saturday in White Rock. A Blue Moon rarely appears blue in the sky, and the name actually has little to do with its color. Usually, a full moon occurs just once a month. Sometimes—about every three years or so—one month will have two full moons. This phenomenon is what is called a Calendrical Blue Moon. But that’s not the case this May. According to the Farmers’ Almanac, each of the four seasons typically contains three full moons. However, sometimes a season will have four. When that happens, the third full moon of that season Read More
Book Signing Underway At Bradbury For ‘They Changed the World: People of the Manhattan Project’
‘The book signing is underway for ‘They Changed the World: People of the Manhattan Project’ until 1 p.m. today at the Bradbury Science Museum. Author aj Melnick is unable to attend but some of the folks from the book are at the event including Elizabeth Allred, center. Historian and author Nancy Bartlit, left, and graphic artist and history buff Mark Rayburn, right, are the people behind Pajarito Press, which published the book. Courtesy photo
The book signing is underway for ‘They Changed the World: People of the Manhattan Project’ until 1 p.m. today at the Bradbury Read More
