Fiber Arts Crawl Takes Place May 17-19
The Fiber Arts Center in Espanola. Courtesy photo
COMMUNITY News:
The third annual New Mexico Fiber Crawl is May 17-19.
The event opens the doors to more than 35 studios, businesses, farms and museums for an immersive, in-depth look at some of New Mexico’s richest traditions in communities across Northern New Mexico.
The New Mexico Fiber Crawl weekend is free and open to the public. Visitors receive a passport and travel to the various sites to obtain stamps.
Families, fiber enthusiasts, artists and collectors can participate in demonstrations on weaving, felting, spinning, knitting, crocheting, Read More
Star Party At Jemez Historic Site March 30
JHS News:Annie White Wins 2019 Dog Jog Logo Contest
2019 Dog Jog Logo contest winner Annie White with her dog Molly and her entry. Courtesy photo
Annie White’s winning design. Courtesy photo
COMMUNITY News:
Annie White, a sixth-grade student at Pinon Elementary School, is this year’s winner of the Dog Jog Logo contest.
Her drawing will be the official logo for this year’s Dog Jog event and she will receive a free t-shirt featuring her artwork.
The winners are chosen on the basis of artistic merit, creativity and originality.
Other placements in the logo contest:
- Lianna Dare and her “LANL dog”, second place;
- Kiowa Carlson, third place;
Arts In Public Places Advisory Board Meets March 28
Daily Postcard: Juniper Pollen Cloud In Pajarito Acres
Daily Postcard: A cloud of Juniper Pollen floats in the breeze Saturday in Pajarito Acres. Photo by Jenn Bartram/ladailypost.com Read More
March Worm Moon At About 98 Percent Full
The Worm Moon photographed at about 98 percent full at around 6 a.m. Wednesday, March 20 from White Rock. Photo by Nancy Ann Hibbs
The full moon in March is called the Worm Moon, and is usually considered the last full moon of winter. It also is called Lenten Moon, Crow Moon, Crust Moon, Chaste Moon, Sugar Moon and Sap Moon.
Traditional and Native American names for each full moon of the year are derived by how they helped to track the seasons. In this case, the ground began to soften in March so that earthworms could appear, drawing more birds to feed, according to the Read More
24th Annual Los Alamos Photographers Show April 1
Ladies Auxiliary Craft Fair At K Of C Hall April 27
Daily Postcard: Fog Rainbow Appears In Western Sky
Daily Postcard: A fog rainbow with just bits of color at the bases appears in the sky Friday looking west from Overlook Park in White Rock. Photo by Becky Dahl Read More
Labor Stories: From East To West April 6
TCHS News:Lensic Presents Malpaso Dance Company April 2
Malpaso Dance Company perform April 2 at The Lensic in Santa Fe. Photo by Nir ArieliLos Alamos County Council Proclaims March 18-24 Community Theatre Week
Los Alamos County Councilor James Robinson, left, presents a proclamation to Los Alamos Little Theatre Board Member Eric Bjorklund Tuesday night during the regular council meeting. The proclamation recognizes March 18-24 as Community Theatre Week. Los Alamos Little Theatre will host the American Community Theatre Festival and Conference Thursday through Sunday. During the event a theatre company will be selected to attend the Region 6 conference May 2-5 in Midland, Texas. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
SFI: Laws Of Life, Time And Chance March 26
Balint Alovits: Time Machine no.10. 2016. Budapest. Courtesy photo
LANL Profile: Frederico ‘Cisco’ Archuleta
Bassist Frederico ‘Cisco’ Archuleta of LANL’s Hazardous Materials Management group performs with the country music band Perfect StrangR. Courtesy/LANL
LANL News:
It’s a Friday night and couples at the Santa Fe Buffalo Thunder Resort are ready to dance and have a good time. As the lounge’s lights dim, the country music band Perfect StrangR takes the stage.
As the stage lights begin their colorful interplay of patterns, bassist Frederico “Cisco” Archuleta of the Laboratory’s Hazardous Materials Management group, along with drummer Timm Kailey, set the pace and the beat for the opening song, Read More
Los Alamos Rotarian Mike Katko On Writing Pursuits
In honor of Rotary International Literacy Month, Los Alamos Rotarian Mike Katko recently described his pursuits in writing and read from his book of poetry, Skies and Other Things, and introduced his forthcoming novel, Big Medicine, Pretty Water. Katko, who is the oldest of seven children, was born in Spain. He served in the Vietnam War; was a construction worker; owned the popular Los Alamos restaurant, Tony’s Pizzeria; and was a school teacher and principal for 17 years. Katko’s book of poetry may be purchased through Wilhelmena Press at ww.MikeKatko.com. Photo by Linda Hull Read More
Chamber Music Of Harbison, du Bois & Dvorak April 6
Daily Postcard: Colorful Sunrise Over White Rock
Daily Postcard: A colorful sunrise paints the sky early this morning over White Rock. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
Catchy Tunes At Community Singalong At Fuller Lodge
Broadway performer DS Magid
LIBRARY News:
Everyone is invited to a Community Singalong, 7 p.m., April 5 at Fuller Lodge.
Broadway performer DS Magid and the Los Alamos County Library System have teamed up to present an evening of songs from classic Broadway musicals of the ‘40s,‘50s, and ‘60s.
The Singalong will be fun for everyone, with no solos, no rehearsals and no special skills needed.
DS Magid’s enthusiasm for all things theatrical has never waned, from her early career singing on Broadway, right through stints as a director, producer, musical director, and award-winning playwright. Read More
Daily Postcard: Moon Over Clouds Above Los Alamos
Daily Postcard: The moon is spotted over clouds in the sky Monday from North Mesa. Photo by Trisha Ancell
