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April, 2004 Vol.5. NO. 4 ...............................................................................Pages 2 and 3
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New Mexico's Events Apr 1-May 31 “Recycled Cloth Quilts” will be exhibited at the Taos Public Library. Reception on April 3, 2-4 pm. This show will feature works of individual artists from the Taos area as well as two community quilts made with Wholly Rags in Taos: Peace Quilt and Freedom Quilt. For more information contact: Melissa Larson at Wholly Rags 505-751-9862.
Now Thru Las Santeras during Lent. It is a beautiful exhibit. Tickets for sale ($5) at the Bond House gift shop (in Española)for a chance to win over $800 in donated art. Proceeds will be used to purchase kitchen appliances for the Bond House. For more information call Lou Baker, AICP (505) 695-0140. April 15 Of Time and Place: Views of a Changing Nation Exhibit will explore themes of people, places and events during the years 1804-1827. This national exhibition celebrates 200 years of la Hacienda de los Martínez. Directions: Lower Ranchitos Road, 1 1/2 miles south of Taos Plaza Cost: $25 for 3 slides Website: www.taoshistoricmuseums.com For more information, contact: Karen Young at 505-758-0505 or thm@taoshistoricmuseums.com April 16 Intimate Distance: Courting the Beloved through Poetry, thru 17 Dance and Music Intimate Distance weds oriental and devotional dance, Middle-Eastern and innovative live music and modern mystically-oriented poetry in a lush celebration of beauty and the creative impulse to life. Directions: Railyard Performance Center, 1611 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe Cost: $15 adults and $8 children/students For more information, contact: Jennifer Ferraro at 505-995-1904 or jferraro28@hotmail.com May 1 Northern New Mexico Spring Arts and Crafts Fair The Northern New Mexico Spring Arts and Crafts Fair will be May 1 on the lawn at Fuller Lodge. This juried fair will feature over 120 of the finest artisans in New Mexico offering both traditional and contemporary art forms. Directions: In the heart of downtown Los Alamos on the Fuller Lodge lawn. Take NM 502 to Los Alamos. The road will split in front of the Best Western Hotel. Take right and follow Central Ave to Fuller Lodge. Across from Starbucks and next to Post Office. Cost: Admission is free. For more information, contact: Marlane Hamilton at 505-663-0477 or laarts@rt66.com May 1 Bicycle to Work, School, and Play Bicycle Month Kick-off
Fair & Expo. Many Breeds of Bicycles Parade; demos, bike
& helmet safety checks; bicycle rodeo and bicycle rides from
5 to 30 miles. Join a cycling club. Meet bicycling advocates
& activists. Information & Vendor booths; Activities & events
for all ages. Directions: At Ashley Pond between Trinity Drive
and Central Ave., Los Alamos. Cost: Free. Website:
www.enchantedlands.com. For more information, contact:
Suellen Bowersock at 505-661-8687 or
tour@enchantedlands.com
May 7 A Month in the Country Turgenev’s classic story presents thru 23 Natalya, the wife of a landowner who falls in love with her son’s young tutor. The play - sharp, funny and energetic - is set on a country estate in Tsarist Russia. Written forty-six years before The Seagull, this play out-Chekhov’s Chekhov! Wed-Sat 8pm, Sun 2pm Directions: Theaterwork Studio, 1336 Rufina Circle, Santa Fe. From Cerrillos road, turn west on Calle del Cielo. The theater will be right in front of you. Cost: $15, $12 for seniors and students Website: www.theaterwork.org For more information, contact: David Olson at (505)471-1799 or thwork@theaterwork.org May 8 Taos Chamber Music Group Peter Ulffers, principal hornist thru 9 of the New Mexico Symphony, is featured in Brahms’s Trio for violin, horn and piano, a Baroque Quartet by Sebastian Bodino and Eric Ewazen’s Ballade, Pastorale and Dance for flute, horn and piano. Directions: Harwood Museum, 238 Ledoux Street, Taos Cost: $14 in advance; $16 at door; children under16 half price Website: www.taoswebb.com/tcmg For more information, contact: Nancy Laupheimer at (505) 758-0150, (505) 758-2052 (for phone charges) or nancylaup@hotmail.com
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Inside This Issue
2004 Bumper Stickers Arab Nightmare...............13 Azi Comes to Life ...........14 BioDemocracy ..................2 Book Reviews .................15 "Check This Out".......... 5 Cleaning Up.................. 14
Colymbosathon Country Western Titles... 11 Darwin Awards........... 5, 11 Digital Shoot Out............ 12 Got Dignity ....................14 Grandparents................. 10 Human Glow Light .........11
Important Action For Your Lara's Theme .................. 9 Letters to the Editor......... 12
Movie Making in New No Child Left Behind....... 1 North Central NM Events . 3 Not So Smart Robber ...... 14 Pass The Mustard..............8 Smart Blonde................ 10
Smarter Than The Old Unclassified.....................11 Weird News ....................14
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