Fun Outings
Upstart Crows Of Santa Fe And The Shakespeare Gym Present Romeo And Juliet
THEATER News:
Upstart Crows of Santa Fe and The Shakespeare Gym present an uncut production of Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy, Romeo and Juliet.
Two casts – one an age-accurate mix of adults and youth, the other a gender- blind, age- blind cast perform in the historic Scottish Rite Temple and then in the Crows own black box theater in Eldorado. The combination of veteran Crows, experienced Gym members and professional actors, along with up-and-coming members of the Company make this an exciting experience of the entire play, including scenes rarely seen in stage and film.
There will Read More
‘Get Your Hands In The Soil’ At Coronado Historic Site
NMDCA News:
Spring has sprung at Kuaua Pueblo at Coronado Historic Site and the garden needs tending.
From 10:30 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, May 28, Coronado Historic Site’s Ranger Anthony will lead the monthly program, “What’s Growing on, Kuaua.”
Each month Ranger Anthony demonstrates different gardening techniques and aspects of garden care and maintenance. Bring water and wear comfortable clothes, a hat, and shoes you can get dirty.
This program is included with admission of $7 for adults and free to children 16 years and younger, New Mexico residents 60+ with ID, Native/Tribal affiliations, Read More
Storytelling Through Drumming At White Rock Library May 24
Jordan Ramos-Flores of Unidrums will lead ‘Storytelling Through Drumming’, 2-4 p.m., May 24 at White Rock Branch Library. Courtesy/LAC
COUNTY News:
The Los Alamos Public Library System will host a unique experience in “Storytelling Through Drumming”, 2-4 p.m. Saturday, May 24 at White Rock Branch Library.
Jordan Ramos-Flores of Unidrums will lead the afternoon workshop, guiding participants through exercises to stimulate the flow of storytelling through rhythm and percussion. Ramos-Flores will lead the exploration and invite contributions from those compelled to share.
“I’m truly Read More
Los Alamos Wellness & Los Alamos Assisted Living Community Party With Food, Fun, Family At Pond May 27
‘Pet Projects’ On Parade At Village Arts!
Some of the more than 40 pieces of original artwork on display in the ‘Pet Projects’ Exhibit at Village Arts, 216 DP Road. Courtesy photo
Some of the more than 40 pieces of original artwork on display in the ‘Pet Projects’ Exhibit at Village Arts, 216 DP Road. Courtesy photo
By KEN NEBEL
Village Arts
The “Pet Projects” Exhibit is on display through June 27 at Village Arts with more than 40 pieces of original artwork that highlight both the animal companions and the pet projects that artists hold most dear.
Artists were asked what takes all their devotion, and anyone who walks in the door can see the Read More
Mike Fesko Is Top Predictor In ACRR’s Weekly Pace Race
Scene from ACRR’s weekly pace race Tuesday on the Kwage Trail on North Mesa. Courtesy/ACRR
Scene from ACRR’s weekly pace race Tuesday on the Kwage Trail on North Mesa. Courtesy/ACRR
ACRR News:
Matt Fesko was the best predictor in the Atomic City Road Runner’s weekly pace race held Tuesday on the Kwage Trail on North Mesa. He had a 1 second difference from his predicted time.
Other accurate predictors:
- Chris Michel at 2 seconds off;
- Edith Acosta with a 3 second differential;
- Priscila Rosa had a 5 second difference, top female finisher in the 2 mile race at 21:03; and
- Zeke Wilmot recording 14 seconds
Friends Of Senior Center Of Los Alamos To Host Fundraiser ‘Curious Legacies’ Sunday May 18 At SALA
Abbie Johnson as Jamie and Tomas Farish as Grampy rehearse ‘Grampy’s Oatmeal’ for the Curious Legacies performance Sunday at SALA. Courtesy photo
By KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com
Los Alamos playwright Robert Benjamin along with the Friends of the Senior Center of Los Alamos are celebrating Older Americans Month with some theatrical flair.
A fundraiser for the Friends of the Senior Center, Curious Legacies will be held 1 p.m. Sunday at SALA Los Alamos Event Center.
The fundraiser will feature readings from three of Benjamin’s plays:
- “Grampy’s Oatmeal” directed
Imagining Tomorrow, Inspiring Today: New Exhibit Explores Influence Of Science Fiction On Innovation And Society
NMNSH News:
ALBUQUERQUE — The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History announces the opening of a new temporary exhibit, “Inspired by Fictional Events”, on Saturday, May 24.
The exhibit delves into the fascinating relationship between science fiction and real-world advancements, demonstrating how speculative narratives have not only entertained but have also sparked technological innovation and prompted critical discussions about our future.
About the Exhibit
The exhibit showcases iconic examples of science fiction that have foreshadowed or inspired actual technologies, Read More
McCurdy Ministries Announces Children’s Literacy Initiative For Española Valley With Ribbon Cutting/Open House May 27
McCurdy Ministries News:
LEER (leh-EHR, to read), a Children’s Literacy Program for the Española Valley, aims to improve children’s reading proficiency through access to books and vetted, trained, caring adults (Reading Buddies) who read one on one with elementary students.
LEER has created The Enchanted Forest of Reading Children’s Library, which will host a Ribbon Cutting and Open House, 4-6 p.m. Tuesday, May 27 on the McCurdy Campus at 362A S. McCurdy Road in Española.
Literacy focused programming will begin in the Camp Stars McCurdy summer camp in June and launch into JHR Elementary Read More