LAMS Production Of Disney The Lion King Jr. Today & Tomorrow
Courtesy photoCinema Cindy Reviews ‘Room’
By CYNTHIA BIDDLECOMB“Room” is told from the perspective of a little boy named Jack (Jacob Tremblay). All he has known in the five years of his life is his “Ma” and the room in which they live. What is “real” is what he sees in “Room”. (What is on their TV is deemed “not real”.)
Movie poster for ‘Room’. Courtesy/Reel Deal Theater
Joy Newsome (Brie Larson), we learn, was abducted at the age of 17 and has lived seven years in this shed behind the house of “Old Nick”. The metal door is secured with a numerical code lock. She and Jack are given the food and supplies they need to survive and Read More
Scenes From LAMS Jazz Band Tour Of Schools
The Los Alamos Middle School Jazz Band, here at Mountain Elementary School, toured all five local elementary schools Thursday performing for students and staff. The musicians performed music that they have prepared for adjudication today at the Albuquerque Jazz Festival. Photo by Chris Clark/ladailypost.com
Scene from LAMS Jazz Band performing Thursday at Mountain Elementary School. The band also toured all five local elementary schools. Photo by Chris Clark/ladailypost.com
Scene from LAMS Jazz Band performing Thursday at Mountain Elementary School. The band also Daily Postcard: Quemazon Sunrise
Daily Postcard: Beautiful sunrise shot from Quemazon. Photo by Trisha Ancell Read More
Los Alamos Arts Council Hosts Oil Painting Raffle
The Los Alamos Arts Council is hosting a raffle to raise funds for the nonprofit organization. The item being raffled is an oil painting by Santa Fe Artist Wendy Higgins. Los Alamos resident Marvel Harrison donated the painting to the arts council. Tickets cost $5 each or $20 for five. To purchase a ticket, contact the Arts Council at 505.663.0447. The winning ticket will be drawn June 9 during the organization’s annual meeting. Courtesy photo Read More
Cutthroat Kitchen Features LAHS Graduate Joshua Grimes At 8 p.m. Sunday
Joshua Grimes, 2002 graduate of Los Alamos High School, will be a contestant on ‘Cutthroat Kitchen’ Sunday, Feb. 21. The show is set to air at 8 p.m., on the Food Network Channel. Courtesy photo Read More
Los Alamos Arts Council’s Brown Bag Show Features En Saga Players March 2
En Saga Players including Kay Newnam, violin; Brian Newnam, viola; Joseph Fasel, clarinet; Laura Taylor, flute; James Knudson, cello; Regina Doorn, contrabass; and violinists Michelle Yang and Grace Kim. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
The performance will begin at noon at the United Church of Los Alamos. The usual venue, Fuller Lodge, is being renovated.
En Saga Players is made up of local
Los Alamos Pianist Presley Gao Wins Statewide Young Artists’ Competition
Presley GaoFormer National Park Service Ranger Shares Mission In Los Alamos 7 p.m. Today
Ranger Doug Leen, ‘Ranger of the Lost Art.’ Courtesy photoDaily Postcard: Buck Relaxes In Afternoon Sun
Daily Postcard: A buck lounges on the grass Monday afternoon in a yard on Oakwood Loop near downtown Los Alamos. Photo by Leland Lehman/ladailypost.com Read More
Planetarium Premiere: Mysteries Of The Unseen World
A butterfly, up close and personal. Courtesy/PEEC
An aphid, up close and personal. Courtesy/PEEC
PEEC News:
A new film adventure takes audiences on an extraordinary journey into unseen worlds and hidden dimensions beyond normal vision to uncover the mysteries of things too fast, too slow, too small or simply invisible.
The Los Alamos Nature Center will premiere Mysteries Of The Unseen World at 7 p.m., Feb. 19, This full-dome, original production by National Geographic Entertainment and Days End Pictures also will play at 2 p.m. in the Los Alamos Nature Center the last two weekends in February. Read More
Daily Postcard: Red Dot Trail
Daily Postcard: The view during a hike Saturday on the Red Dot Trail in White Rock. Photo by Jenn Bartram Read More
Dairy Goat Showmanship Event In Los Alamos May 21
COMMUNITY News:A Wonderful Weekend With Einstein
LANL theoretical physicist, Emil Mottola and Tom Schuch as Albert Einstein answer questions after Sunday’s performance of Einstein: A Stage Portrait. Photo by Skip Wecksung
Yes, Albert Einstein visited Los Alamos this past weekend in the person of Tom Schuch in AAUW’s production of Einstein: A Stage Portrait, Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon at the Little Theater.
The Little Theater was nearly full for both performances. The complexity of Einstein’s personality was on full display with stories from his childhood, adolescence and college days
Daily Postcard: Bayo Canyon
Daily Postcard: Looking east Sunday afternoon down Bayo Canyon from Kwage Mesa Trail. Photo by Bryan Bennett Read More
Great Day For A Hike
The recent warming trend has led to several great hiking days such as this one Saturday along Deer Trap Mesa. Photo by Robert Beberniss
Deer Trap Mesa. Photo by Robert Beberniss Read More
UNM-LA Library: ‘Two Minds, Fours Hands’ Exhibit
Raku stembowl and naked raku jar. Courtesy photoLocal Art Classes Feature New Materials
‘Under The Sea,’ acrylic on yupo by Melissa Bartlett. Courtesy photo
‘Autumn Gold’ gelli print on Bristol paper by Melissa Bartlett. Courtesy photoART News:
Karen Wray’s Fine Art Studio is offering two one-half day workshops on some exciting new art materials. These classes are taught by local artist, Melissa Bartlett, and she promises to provide a creative afternoon of fun and experimentation.
Contact Karen Wray for details at 505.660.6382 or kewray40@comcast.net for sign up information.
Classes include:
- Yippee For Yupo-Try a new medium in this fun afternoon workshop.
Storytelling With Terry Foxx, Kimberly Gotches Saturday
Gathered around the campfire to listen and imagine. Courtesy photoLocal Quartet Serenades Customers At Smith’s
These four gentlemen from a nostalgic era serenade customers Sunday at Smith’s Marketplace and wish them a Happy Valentine’s Day. From left, Eric Ferm, Chuck Tallman, Doug Lier and Joe D’Anna. Photo/Compliments of your friendly produce and floral departments at Smith’s Marketplace
