Go Neon This Holiday Season In Tucumcari
Courtesy photoFestival Of Trees At Betty Ehart Senior Center Saturday
This week volunteers weathered snow, slush and 25 degree temperatures to decorate two trees in downtown Los Alamos for the Los Alamos MainStreet project. The Festival of Trees is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Betty Ehart Senior Center. Tree viewing has begun. If the cold weather keeps you from heading out to catch an early glimpse, allow the Los Alamos Daily Post to assist with a preview. Tickets for the snowflake raffle tree and many other items will be on sale during Thanksgiving lunches Thursday and Friday at the Betty Ehart Senior Center. Louise Hassman, Kay Burick, Patricia Rathbone, Cheryl Read More
Daily Postcard: Goose Spots Holiday Lights At Pond
Daily Postcard: Homer the goose shows his pals the holiday lights shining brightly Thursday night around Ashley Pond. Photo by Karen Kendall Read More
Teens Share Old Fashioned Fun In Pile Of Snow
Teens share some good old fashioned fun in a pile of snow after school Wednesday in Central Park Square. Photo by Jim O’DonnellNHCC Opens Proposal Process For 2019-2020 Performing Arts Season
NHCC News:LANL Profile: Physicist Donald Sandoval Is A Master Of The Loom
Donald Sandoval is a fifth generation weaver. Courtesy/LANL
Donald Sandoval works in the laboratory’s Primary Physics Group. Courtesy/LANL
Coro De Cámara And LAHS Choirs Celebrate Women Composers With ‘Music She Wrote’ Concert Nov. 16-18
Coro de Camara rehearses for upcoming performances. Photo by Jessica Benge Photography
Choir members rehearse for upcoming performances. Photo by Jessica Benge Photography
By ANNE MARSH
Coro de Cámara
Quick quiz: How many women composers can you name? If your answer is not many, you’re not alone. Although women have composed music since at least the time of the ancient Greeks, music written by women is seldom heard, even today.
The chamber singers of Coro de Cámara will give audiences a chance to experience some of this wonderful music in their upcoming program “Music She Wrote: Celebrating Read More
Smart Design With Suzette: Eight Ideas To Brighten A Home In Winter
Install glass doors to let natural light into the house. Courtesy image
Add twinkle lights inside your home. Courtesy image
By SUZETTE FOX
Los Alamos
Fall and winter start cozy — who hasn’t used the colder temperatures as an excuse to binge-watch Netflix while sipping on hot chocolate (or a glass of wine) under a throw blanket? But come January, staying indoors can feel less like a treat and more like you’re living in a cave.
Here’s how to make your house lighter, brighter, and cheerier with more natural light indoors.
#1 Take the Screens Off Your Windows
You’ll get 30 percent more sunlight shining Read More
Daily Postcard: Valles Caldera Snow Scene
Daily Postcard: The Valles Caldera National Preserve is operating under winter hours and activities. The Valle Grande entrance station is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, except Thanksgiving and Christmas. Winter activities include hiking, mountain biking, equestrian riding and East Fork fishing. Once the snows are deep enough, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing begin and the Valle Grande Bookstore, managed by Los Amigos de Valles Caldera, will offer snowshoe rentals on site. Ranger-led van tours and guided hikes are offered on weekends with dates and times posted on the preserve’s website Read More
Sign-up Underway To Participate In Annual Los Alamos WinterFest Holiday Lights Parade!
A spectacular float created by Zia Credit Union entered in the 2017 Los Alamos MainStreet Holiday Lights Parade on Central Avenue. Courtesy/LA MainStreet
Los Alamos MainStreet News:
The annual Los Alamos MainStreet Holiday Lights Parade, this year with a “Candyland” theme, will glide down Central Avenue at 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8.
Businesses and organizations interested in participating in this year’s parade can register free here. Registration closes Friday, Nov. 30.
The official Tree Lighting Ceremony will follow the parade at 7 p.m. around Ashley Pond. Winners also will be
Daily Postcard: Snowy Los Alamos
Daily Postcard: A view of snowy North Mesa and Pueblo Canyon Monday from Camp Hamilton Trail. Photo by Robert Beberniss Read More
Maya Seet Builds Large Snowman
Maya Seet of Los Alamos builds a large snowman from the storm Monday. Photo by Nicholas Seet Read More
Film Office: ‘Rattlesnake’ Begins Filming In New Mexico
NMFO News:‘Women Writers Of The Santa Fe Trail’ Nov. 16
NPS News:Daily Postcard: Pair Of Deer Visit North Mesa
Daily Postcard: Morning visitors stopped at a neighborhood on North Mesa after Sunday night’s snowfall. Photo by Linda Hull Read More
Snowy Scenes Around Los Alamos Today
Snow scene this morning at the VFW on Trinity Drive. The National Weather Service predicts the storm is clearing and will be followed by sunny skies Tuesday and a high of 34. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
Snow scene this morning on the grounds of Mesa Public Library. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
Snow scene this morning on Rose Street near Oppenheimer Tower. Photo By Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Snowplows this morning clearing Central Avenue. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
A man clears the parking area this morning at Chapel Apartments near Rose Street. Photo by Read More
Learn To Draw From Goodnight, Los Alamos Illustrator
Goodnight, Los Alamos illustrator Brenda Fleming and author Whitney Spivey. Courtesy photo
ProjectY News:
- Free workshop with artist Brenda Fleming at ProjectY
If you’ve ever wanted to draw your favorite place in Los Alamos, now’s your chance to do so—with help from a pro. Artist Brenda Fleming, illustrator of the new Goodnight, Los Alamos children’s book, will be at ProjectY Friday, Nov. 16 to guide aspiring artists as they capture our town’s most scenic vistas and treasured places.
The event, which kicks off at 4 p.m. and is free to the public, will also feature a reading Read More
Quorum Notice: Arts In Public Places Board Nov. 15
