May The Forth Be With You Special Event Tonight
Unquarked by Sirphey News:
Unquarked by Sirphey at 145 Central Park Square is hosting a special May the Forth Be With You Trivia Night at 7 p.m. tonight.
Guests are encouraged to arrive for a head start on the photo round. Costumes are encouraged.
About Unquarked: Unquarked specializes in local New Mexican draft beers and wines. Unquarked was acquired by Sirphey in October 2017, making it possible for guests to add Sirphey’s full menu to their bar tabs. In addition, Unquarked has its own small bite and dessert menu, which is available during all operating hours. Read More
Neher: Spring Into Reflection And Inspiration
Jason Kimmel’s artwork. Courtesy photo
Ellen Mancini’s artwork. Courtesy photo
By PATRICK NEHER
Los Alamos Arts Council Executive Director
During these tumultuous times, it is such great relief that there are plenty of ways to find solace, community and “place” in Los Alamos. The Arts Council provides myriad ways that people in the community can connect, be expressive, and find inspiration in artistic endeavors. The arts can help you manage the stress of living in a busy society.
Whether you are an artist or an art lover, or both (!), from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 5 the Arts Council Read More
Taos Lilac Festival New Mexico True! May 18-20
Couse House Lilacs. Courtesy/Janet Burns
Lilacs. Courtesy/Lenny FosterNotice Of Possible Quorum: Arts In Public Places Board
COUNTY News:
Members of the Arts in Public Places Board may attend the dedication event for the Colin Selig artwork 4:30-5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Los Alamos Teen Center.
A quorum may be present but no board action will be taken.
Art On Tap: A Unique Mixture Of Art With Jocelyn Warner May 7
Jocelyn Warner/Courtesy photoDon Usner’s Portraits Of Chimayosos Opening May 18 With Artist Talk June 4
Artist Don Usner. Courtesy photoAli Baba And The Four Thieves 4-6 p.m. Saturday
Alina Deshpande performing in a prior Dances of India show is the director of Ali Baba and the Four Thieves 4-6 p.m. Saturday at Smith Auditorium. Photo by Elena E. Giorgi
Giovanni Echave plays Ali Baba in the Dances of India production Ali Baba and the Four Thieves. Photo by Elena E. Giorgi
Alina Deshpande’s life brings new meaning to the phrase, “As different as night and day”. During the day she is the Group Leader of B-10, the Biosecurity and Public Health Group in the Biosciences Division at Los Alamos National Laboratory, Read More
Teen Center Receives LEED Certification … Plaque Dedication Thursday May 10
COUNTY News:
Los Alamos County officials have announced that the local Teen Center in downtown Los Alamos has received a “LEED Certified” designation for the remodeling of the community building space that took place in 2016.
LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, and varying status levels can be achieved by applying for credits awarded for sustainable design through a points system designed by the US Green Building Council.
A short dedication ceremony for the plaque denoting its LEED Certified status will be unveiled near the entrance to the Teen Center at 4 p.m. Thursday, Read More
Daily Postcard: Bleeding Heart Brightens Patio
Daily Postcard: This 18-year-old Bleeding Heart brightens a patio shade garden at a residence in downtown Los Alamos. Photo by Ruth Lier Read More
Spring Competitions For Los Alamos Public School Music
Los Alamos Middle School band. Courtesy photoThe Coffee House: A Mother’s Day High Tea & Concert
Kay NewnamFuller Lodge Art Center Opens New Show May 11
FLAC:
The Fuller Lodge Art Center wi
A vessel can be a container, a boat or an artery. But it also can be the flesh and blood that holds our soul. It can be a solid object that holds our hopes and prayers. It can be made out of clay or wood, paper or stone, metal or fiber. Vessels hold, contain and protect. They have myriads of purposes and can elicit countless meanings. The transportation of blood, holding the morning coffee, transporting goods across the ocean, or carrying an unborn child, all point Read More
‘Shane’ Screens At Mesa Library Tonight
PAC 8 Community Media Center Summer Classes
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Jemez Springs Weaves Its Way Into 2nd Annual New Mexico Fiber Arts Crawl May 18-20
Los Alamos Little Theatre Serves Up ‘The Dining Room’
The cast of ‘The Dining Room’ during a rehersal at Los Alamos Little Theatre. Photo by Larry GibbonsLALT News:
Los Alamos Little Theatre presents “The Dining Room” by A. R. Gurney. This superbly written comedy was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1985. The play opens Friday.
The play is set in the dining room of a typical well-to-do household, the place where the family assembled daily for breakfast and dinner and for any and all special occasions. The action is comprised of a mosaic of interrelated scenes – some funny, some touching, some rueful – which, taken together, Read More
New Mexico Film Office Announces Finalists Of 2018 NM Filmmakers Showcase
NMFO News:Comedy Category:
Canned Soup, Laura Gayarre-Acacio
Diva’s Perfect Posse Ep. 1.1 Perfect Pumps, Christina Gopal
Dog Bachelor, Jamie Merideth
The Backroom, Albert Fry Jr.
The Love That Would Not Die 2, Devon Ludlow
Documentary Category:
How We See Them, Jesse Fisher
Nasario Remembers the Río Puerco, Shebana Coelho
Parade of Dreams, Gabe Gillette
The Mayors of Shiprock, Ramona Emeson
Wonderful
James Shapiro To Speak In Santa Fe On King Lear And Shakespeare In America May 24
James Shapiro/Courtesy photoThe ISC began holding talks, performances, and other events related to Shakespeare’s most profound and difficult play in September of 2017. Santa Feans have been close-reading the text together; have had discussions with academics, directors, and authors
Daily Postcard: Yellow Pansies Bloom At Senior Center
Daily Postcard: Yellow pansies are spotted Saturday outside at the Betty Ehart Senior Center in downtown Los Alamos. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
