Los Alamos Creative District Partners With Local Organization To Host Downtown Creative Crawl And Museum Monday
Daily Postcard: Beginners Hill At Pajarito Mountain
Daily Postcard: View of Beginners Hill from the top of Pajarito Lodge. Pajarito is now open Wednesdays through Sundays. Lifts open include Mother, Spruce, Beginner and Magic Carpet. The Aspen Lift and Townsight Lifts are closed indefinitely. Lift Tickets: Adult: $49, Teen: $42, Child: $34, Senior: $42. Guests in 5th grade and younger and age 70 or better ski free every day at Pajarito. The Rental, Snowsports School, Retail Shop and Pajarito Café are open. See hours of operation. Courtesy/Pajarito Mountain Webcam Read More
PEEC: Explore Future Of Manned Space Exploration
Rick Wallace discusses manned space exploration at 7 p.m. Friday at the nature center. Courtesy/PEECHistoric Santa Fe Foundation Exhibition Opens Feb. 8
From left, art created by Jacqueline Hill, Mara Saxer, Melanie McWhorter and Pete Warzel. Courtesy photoDaily Postcard: North Mesa Sunrise
Daily Postcard: Sunrise Tuesday over North Mesa. Photo by Trisha Ancell Read More
‘The Staging Post’ At Unitarian Church Feb. 2
Millicent Rogers Museum Hosts Events In February
Taos Light. Courtesy photoNew Mexico History Museum Exhibition Opening: The Massacre Of Don Pedro Villasur
The Massacre of Don Pedro Villasur. Courtesy photoLearn How To Tell A Story In Three Minutes
Jennifer Simpson reads a story at a Dime Stories event. Courtesy photo
COMMUNITY News:
Visiting Los Alamos for one writing workshop and storytelling open mic event is Jennifer Simpson, writer and storyteller from DimeStories fame.
Starting at 6 p.m. Thursday at UnQuarked, 145 Central Park Square, Simpson will lead a workshop on writing a three-minute story with the theme of food and culture. Come late to watch or participate in the optional sharing of three-minute stories on the open mic after the workshop. All ages are welcome.
“We thought writing and sharing Read More
Daily Postcard: Super Blood Wolf Moon Rising Sunday North Of Truchas Peaks
Daily Postcard: The Super Blood Wolf Moon rising Sunday north of the Truchas Peaks. Photo by Marc Bailey
Sequence compiled of the Super Blood Wolf Moon eclipse viewed Sunday from Los Alamos. Photo by Marc BaileyBackcountry Film Festival In Los Alamos Jan. 24
COUNTY News:
Los Alamos is known for its incredible outdoor offerings, and this January, visitors and locals can experience the wonder of the winter outdoor experience on the big screen at the Backcountry Film Festival, taking place Jan. 24 at the Reel Deal Theater.
The Reel Deal Theater, a family owned and operated theater in business since 2003, is an active community partner, frequently hosting fundraisers and giving back to the community. With strong ties to Los Alamos, and a wealth of history in the community, the Reel Deal Theater was recently given the distinction of being included as Read More
Daily Post: View From Airport To Jemez Mountains
Daily Postcard: View along the newly installed airport fence late Sunday afternoon with the snow covered Jemez Mountains in the background. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
International Dancers Perform For Diversity Week
Scene from ‘Alice in Indian Wonderland’ performance. Photo by Elena Giorgi
Voices Of Los Alamos News:
As part of Diversity Week Jan. 20-27, community groups are hosting a series of celebrations of art and cultural events in Los Alamos.
International dancers will performance beginning at 5:30 p.m., Monday at the Unitarian Church, 1726 Sage Loop:
- Neslihan and troupe will dance to Fakerni, a middle eastern song and Bollywood songs;
- Alina Deshpande’s students from the Family Y Kathak class will present a dance in the East Indian style;
- Neha Sadasivan and Sruthi Garimella of the Family
SFCC Faculty And Staff Exhibition Opening Jan. 22
SFCC News:Daily Postcard: Snowy Los Alamos Project Main Gate
Daily Postcard: Los Alamos Project Main Gate during the Jan. 13 snowstorm. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
Diversity Through Music At Mesa Public Library Jan. 26
Musician Sagit Zilberman performs with a Swiss Hand Pan to a group of children. She will share her music Saturday, Jan. 26 with Los Alamos. Courtesy photo
LIBRARY News:
Israeli-born musician Sagit Zilberman presents her program “Songs of Peace” 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26 at Mesa Public Library as part of the Library’s celebration of Diversity Week. The program will be held in Mesa’s downstairs rotunda.
Zilberman received her bachelor of music degree in performance from the Berklee College of Music, where she played primarily saxophone. While at Berklee she also led mindfulness classes, which Read More
Daily Postcard: Mesa Viewed From Main Hill Road
Daily Postcard: View of the mesa Friday from the Main Hill Road. Photo by Trisha Ancell Read More
Scenes Of Snow Front Passing Through Los Alamos
Scene of the snow front that moved east through Los Alamos today as viewed around 8:45 a.m. from Western Area. The gray mass is not the Sangre de Cristos; it is the front itself, delineated from the blue sky above). Photo by Brint Perera
Scene of the snow front that moved east through Los Alamos today as viewed around 8:45 a.m. from Western Area. Photo by Brint Perera
Scene of the snow front that moved east through Los Alamos today as viewed around 8:45 a.m. from Western Area. Photo by Brint Perera
Daily Postcard: Golden Sunrise Fills Los Alamos Sky
Daily Postcard: A golden sunrise fills the sky Wednesday from Quemazon in Los Alamos. Photo by Trisha Ancell Read More
