Los Alamos Democratic Party News:
Sweet on Dems! Enjoy sweet treats, live music and a chance to connect with local and elected Democrats in a fun, welcoming atmosphere.
Whether attending for the desserts, the conversations, or the community spirit, this event has something for everyone.
Bring friends and family—kids 12 and under get in free! Admission is just $20. Read More
Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting Friday evening for Beehaus, a design, marketing and social media management business owned by Margarita Ryan. Beehaus is now located within Creative Masterpieces at 147 Central Park Square. Ryan is perhaps best known locally for her colorful depictions of Oppenheimer, including a prominent mural in the beer garden at Bathtub Row Brewing Co-op. Courtesy/Chamber
Scene from the Chamber’s ribbon cutting event Friday for Beehaus, a design, marketing and social media management business owned by Margarita Ryan. Beehaus is now located Read More
LAHS News:
The Los Alamos Historical Society has announced its upcoming lecture, a free event 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 11 in the Pajarito Room at Fuller Lodge. This lecture features Dr. Miriam Hiebert and promises to engage both the historian and the scientist.
Dr. Hiebert is a materials scientist with a passion for exploring the intersection of science and history. She earned her Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Maryland in 2019, focusing on the preservation of glass in cultural heritage collections. During her graduate studies, Dr. Hiebert was introduced Read More
Saint Michael icon half done. By Fr. Theophan
By Fr. Theophan
Rector
Saint Job of Pochaiv Orthodox Church
As a priest, I hardly ever get to finish a project in the course of my vocation. The services are cyclical, daily, weekly, yearly, everything repeats. There are differences, special days and weeks with special significance, but once a service is done, you start looking forward to the next one. Eternal worship, one might call it.
And you never finish people. Whether they have been faithful members their whole life, or they wander in seeking something and decide to stay and become Orthodox,
Actors, writers & directors from ‘The 8x10s (Snappy Name to Come)’ gather for a photo. Courtesy/LALT
Review by KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com
Everyone has a story to tell. Embedded in the hours that make up a day and all its mundane activities there are tales to tell.
The Los Alamos Little Theatre proves this in its “The 8x10s (Snappy Name to Come)”, which opened last weekend. Eight plays, penned by local and area playwrights, share some great stories; each told in just 10 minutes. From the most conventional circumstances: grocery shopping, baking bread or Read More
From left, Ceci Tadfor, Linda Jones and Tauz Tamupovi sing ‘Lift Every Voice and Sing’ led by Malcom Morgan-Petty at the Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration at the New Mexico State Capitol Rotunda on Monday, Jan. 20, 2025. Photo by Gabriela Campos/The Santa Fe New Mexican
Keynote speaker Sandra Session-Robertson, vice president of development and donor relations at Santa Fe Community Foundation, looks up toward the glass ceiling of the Capitol Rotunda before speaking at the Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration Monday, Jan. 20, 2025. Photo by Gabriela Campos/The Santa Fe New Mexican
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BUSINESS News:
Happy New Year Los Alamos and White Rock! Party To Go! is still for sale!
We’re looking for someone to start the year off with some fun! The season starts in March and we will guide you through the process.
We can give you guaranteed business with the summer concerts, community events, county events, work parties, schools, churches, birthday parties, etc..! It’s a seasonal business with winters off.
You can stay local, or expand your area. There’s lots of potential to grow and be successful!
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SALA News:
SALA Event Center unveils an action-packed schedule of events and films happening this week, offering something for everyone. From world-class theater performances to cinematic classics, SALA continues to bring entertainment and community engagement to Los Alamos.
National Theater Live: Hamlet
On Thursday, Jan. 23 at 7 p.m. experience Benedict Cumberbatch’s stunning portrayal
of Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy, Hamlet. Presented by the Los Alamos Arts Council, this
critically acclaimed production delves into themes of revenge, intrigue and moral conflict.
New Reels: Read More
Explore hands-on exhibits at Bradbury Science Museum. Courtesy/LAC
COUNTY News:
Los Alamos County—the birthplace of groundbreaking scientific discoveries and a sought-after travel destination for history buffs, science enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers—invites travelers to check off their 2025 vacation bucket list in Los Alamos, where discoveries are made.
“From science and history to a thriving culture of outdoor recreation, Los Alamos is a lively destination with small-town charm, friendly faces, and so much to explore,” County Marketing Specialist Ellyn Felton said. “Whichever Read More
Daily Postcard: In honor of the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr, Bandelier National Monument is waiving entrance fees for everyone today, Jan. 20, as the first fee free day of 2025. Photo by Sally King/NPS Read More