N. Scott Momaday will host the fourth annual Rudolfo and Patricia Anaya Lecture on the Literature of the Southwest this evening in the SUB Ballroom. Evelina Lucero, chair of the Creative Writing Department at the Institute of American Indian Arts, will introduce Momaday at the lecture.
Fans and supporters of the Albuquerque Comic Expo will be donating and fundraising alike this month to participate in the all-new ACE Kickstarter forum.
Rhythms and beats from all over the world will create a festival of diversity at the National Hispanic Cultural Center’s grounds at the Ninth Annual ¡Globalquerque! this week.
Ripe red tomatoes, freshly baked tarts and bread with honey straight from the hive. A handful of vendors will offer up these fresh goods and more for the next four Wednesdays just outside Johnson Center.
culture@dailylobo.com @HayleeMontoya On the first Friday night of each month at Albuquerque’s Museum of Natural History, a handful of people pile into the planetarium to experience an aesthetically pleasing math presentation. First Fractal Fridays is an educational show that explores the intricate art of mathematical fractals. “It’s a really immersive, very exciting, kind of other-worldly visual and auditory experience,” said Daniel Wolfe, the show’s music director. But it isn’t all math — the show is meant to engage the audience in an artistic and fun way, he said.
While many may stop and say “thank you” or shake a veteran’s hand, Father Chris Laine has decided to go one step further and try to give some local veterans a new place to call home.
When first-time participant Claire Sandrin stood up on the small wooden stage at The Source to read, nobody would have guessed that she wrote her piece “Milk and Bananas” the night before.
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