Hello Families! Spring is just around the corner and plans are starting to form around here. Please consider returning to the Outpost Opera Class! We have a group of eight so far! Attached is the application. Please forward if you want recommend us to a friend.
We begin March 17th and go through eight weeks, til May 5th on Thursdays from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm at the Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale Boulevard Southeast, Albuquerque, NM 87106.
-- Kristen Loree, Assistant Professor Department of Theatre and Dance University of New Mexico c)505-710-7724 office: Room 109, Robert Hartung Hall (2414 Central SE)
Sunday, March 12, 2011 @10:30am @Rio Grande Nature Center State Park
WOMEN NATURALISTS
Learn about women of the past & present who have encountered new species and have discovered perils to our own species. Join Ranger Karen for a PowerPoint on women biologists, explorers, artists and writers who have, in common, observation of the natural world.
DATE: Saturday, March 19th TIME: 10:00am-2:00pm LOCATION: Old Town Plaza and surrounding areas
Celebrate Seed New Mexico! Announcing a collaborative city-wide seed event for all, to kick-off the 2011 Spring Season. Support seed saving, awareness and biodeversity by being a part of this groundbreaking Albuquerque event, headed up by City of Albuquerque's Cultural Services Department and GardenersGuild. Share your passion for preserving New Mexico history, culture, environment and sustainability to inform those of all experience levels. Cultivate the effort to gather seed and grow awareness for future seed sovereignty. Plant it for your planet in 2011!
Be one of the seed-swappers, speakers, musicians or facilitate a workshop! Students are encouraged to participate and all are welcome to support local preservation. To participate, email with your interests to: IZamora@cabq.gov or March19@gardenersguild.org
Registration Begins for Camp BioPark Programs Registration begins in early March. For an advance list of camp classes, please call (505) 764-6214. Give your kids a unique summer experience by registering them for one of our fun, educational BioPark day camps. Programs are geared to Pre-K - grade 9 and offer in-depth exploration of the zoo, aquarium, garden or the bosque behind Tingley Beach. Click here for program descriptions, schedule, fees and how to register.
First Fridays Fractals: In the LodeStar Planetarium
On the First Friday of each month come to the planetarium to behold the spectacular beauty and mystery of Fractals. Come and enjoy these fantastic creations and learn about the beauty of fractal patterns, fractal mathematics, Chaos Theory, and fractals in nature in this LIVE presentation in our 55 foot digital dome theatre. This presentation is entertaining for young and old alike and is guaranteed to educate and entertain all who watch! This presentation has been produced by the Fractal Foundation and is being presented in coordination with your local, friendly, world class planetarium: LodeStar!
Every Thursday from 5pm - ? Board Game Night @ Active Imagination @ 11200 Montgomery NE, #10, 346-2232 http://www.aigamestore.com/ Bring your own games or try someone else's game. We invite you to come and play with us!
Los Griegos Library, 761-4020 3rd Thursday, 3-4:30 p.m.
Main Library , 768-5136 2nd Saturday, 1-3 PM
South Broadway Library, 505-764-1742 Thursdays, 3:30 p.m. (9/2-9/30)
Tony Hillerman Library, 291-6264 (w/Delta Society Pet Program) 2nd Saturday, 11 a.m- 1 p.m.
Home Depot & Lowe's KID Workshops
On the first Saturday of each month, Home Depot offers the same sort of workshop between 9 a.m. and noon. (It only lasts that long if there's enough interest.)
These are free programs and great for both genders. Free aprons and eye protection are usually included and available for take-home. Certificates are personalized and offered at the end for successful completion of the project. Lowe's gives a patch and a sticker. Home Depot gives a pin for clothing. These are fun to collect and/or scrapbook. Take your camera . . . it's a hoot! Take advantage of it!
On the second Saturday of each month, Lowe's hosts a building workshop for children, free of charge. I believe it starts at 10 a.m. and lasts one-hour.
New members welcome; sign up at the Information Desk to receive e-mail updates and reminders of meetings
Want to learn, practice speaking, or simply enjoy speaking Spanish? Join our once-a-month total immersion Spanish Club, Vecinos, to chat (in Spanish) about topics of local, cultural, and world interest. All ages and fluency levels welcome!
East Mountain Interpretive Series, Ojito de San Antonio Youth Presentations on March 24th from 5:00-6:30pm at the East Mountain High School
Bernalillo Coutny Open Space staff have teamed up with the East Mountain High School students to help manage the natural resources at Ojito de San Antonio including historic fruit trees, perennial springs, and wildlife habitat. Students will present their projects followed by a short film about the culture and history of the property, That Which is Most Precious: La Fiesta de San Antonio presented by Professor Enrique Lamadrid and filmmaker TJ Martinez.
NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY & SCIENCE PRESENTS EARTH HOUR EXTRAVAGANZA Saturday, March 26, 6:30 – 9 p.m.
Albuquerque—Join us in celebrating this worldwide event. Earth Hour Extravaganza features bilingual, hands-on activities, Planetarium shows, and the opportunity to come together and construct a large-scale map of New Mexico that records our pledges to the Earth. Explore the Museum and experience the excitement and celebration as we switch off the lights and head outdoors to discover the night sky.
Millions of people switch off their lights for one hour to raise awareness about global climate change. This event is free, and includes FREE admission to the Museum and Planetarium!
In partnership with Community Science Connections, Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Libraries, National Science Foundation, and Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Mission and History of Earth Hour On Earth Hour hundreds of millions of people, organizations, corporations and governments around the world will come together to make a bold statement about their concern for climate change by doing something quite simple—turning off their lights for one hour. In the U.S. where we are already feeling the impacts of climate change, Earth Hour sends a clear message that Americans care about this issue and want to turn the lights out on dirty air, dangerous dependency on foreign oil and costly climate change impacts, and make the switch to cleaner air, a strong economic future and a more secure nation. Since its inception four years ago, Earth Hour’s non-partisan approach has captured the world’s imagination and become a global phenomenon. Over one billion people turned out for Earth Hour 2010 – involving 128 countries on seven continents.
On Saturday, March 26, 2011 at 8:30 p.m. local time, Earth Hour will once again cascade around the globe, from New Zealand to Hawaii. Join us for this FREE event!
NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY & SCIENCE PRESENTS EARTH HOUR EXTRAVAGANZA
Saturday, March 26, 6:30 – 9 p.m.
Albuquerque—Join us in celebrating this worldwide event. Earth Hour Extravaganza features bilingual, hands-on activities, Planetarium shows, and the opportunity to come together and construct a large-scale map of New Mexico that records our pledges to the Earth. Explore the Museum and experience the excitement and celebration as we switch off the lights and head outdoors to discover the night sky.
Millions of people switch off their lights for one hour to raise awareness about global climate change. This event is free, and includes FREE admission to the Museum and Planetarium!
In partnership with Community Science Connections, Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Libraries, National Science Foundation, and Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Mission and History of Earth Hour On Earth Hour hundreds of millions of people, organizations, corporations and governments around the world will come together to make a bold statement about their concern for climate change by doing something quite simple—turning off their lights for one hour. In the U.S. where we are already feeling the impacts of climate change, Earth Hour sends a clear message that Americans care about this issue and want to turn the lights out on dirty air, dangerous dependency on foreign oil and costly climate change impacts, and make the switch to cleaner air, a strong economic future and a more secure nation. Since its inception four years ago, Earth Hour’s non-partisan approach has captured the world’s imagination and become a global phenomenon. Over one billion people turned out for Earth Hour 2010 – involving 128 countries on seven continents.
On Saturday, March 26, 2011 at 8:30 p.m. local time, Earth Hour will once again cascade around the globe, from New Zealand to Hawaii. Join us for this FREE event!
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