Laderas' Player's Club For more information please contact; Wright Zimmerly; Pro, 505-836-4449

he Latin Underground is NM’s premiere salsa event featuring live music and DJ. It will be taking place in the underground ballroom of the Albuquerque Hilton. Nosotros and Quemozo will be performing along with DJ Soulcialite spinning the lastest salsa tunes. Doors open at 8pm. You don’t want to miss this! For more info, visit http://www.thelatinunderground.com

K. J. Fraser signs A Journey, A Reckoning and A Miracle. This debut novel by UNM School of Medicine Associate Professor of Psychiatry follows the lives of three people in post-Bush years. Mixing fantasy with politics and religion, A Journey...emphasizes loss, change, and the possibility of personal and national healing. Free and open to the public

Former member of the Native Rock band "Redbone". Thunderhand Joe employs a wealth of talent, style, and personality to his performances which offers his own blend of Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues, and Country Mix. In his program, he will perform a tribute to Redbone.

Come experience the 22nd Annual Festival of the Cranes at Bosque del Apache and the Holiday Festival of the Cranes Crafts Show in Socorro. This is the largest event held in Socorro County each year and UNM Continuing Education has organized a trip on Saturday, November 21, 2009 from 8am-7pm to expeirence it. An $82 course fee includes a boxed lunch, tour guide (expert, Steve Cox), and transportation. Come prepared to do some holiday shopping bring your cameras to capture the cranes.

Ages: 21+

Black Ops
21+ Ages

Closed on Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day. The trail begins at Smith’s and follows city sidewalks, the Arroyo del Oso and paths around the Albuquerque Academy. During this hike you will have spectacular views of the Sandia Mountains and the Albuquerque Academy, a prestigious private school for grades 6-12, which has a beautiful campus. The trail around the Academy is a popular walking and jogging trail for local residents. Be sure to carry water and use sunscreen, as the hike elevation is above 5000 ft.

Starting from the hotel, this walk follows walking paths through the Journal Business Park passing a variety of exceptionally detailed bronze sculptures and some of Albuquerque's most attractive office buildings. It then ventures out onto a canal exercise trail system. From the canal you'll have wide views of the western mesas and the dominent Sandia mountains to the East.

Many people are just starting to discover tea, and in order to promote this trend we offer tea tastings every Friday evening featuring 8 different teas. We also discuss tea history, brewing techniques, and anything else that comes up. reserve your spot today at www.nmteaco.com

Closed on Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day. The Walk Box is on the counter to the immediate left after entering the store. This bike event takes you along a paved, multiuse trail beside the Rio Grande River. It is a popular walking, biking, rollerblading and horse riding area in Albuquerque. It is a flat, comfortable trail but can be warm in the summertime. Carry water and use sunscreen. Exercise caution, as the trail is shared with walkers, runners, and rollerbladers.

Hello- PWRKRD Productions and Vinyltech DJ’s have teamed up and are proud to present PUSH Thursdays. PARTY UNTIL SOMETHING HAPPENS. Every Thursday at Sauce a rotating line up of local DJ’s will be opening up for our resident DJ’s Class Act and Beatnick. The music will always be different, sometimes Beatnick and Jeff playing together, sometimes alone. We will be having themed nights and also some great giveaways from sponsors like Red Bull and Von Zipper Sunglasses. But on top of all that, once a month PWRKRD and Vinyltech will be flying out one of the Top 150 DJ’s in the world to headline PUSH Thursday. On those nights we will have a local DJ open, Class Act and Beatnick will rock the middle set, and then one of the Top 150 DJ’s will close the event. We are ready to give Albuquerque the music it deserves but we are going to need your support! The only way these events are going to continue to happen is if we pack the house! So please come support your local music scene. I have attached Septembers flyer. It outlines the details on all the PUSH Thursdays we will be hosting at Sauce. In October we will issue a new flyer that will outline everything we are doing in October. So, spread the word, let your friends know…throw it up on your facebook, myspace, twitter. Let’s get everyone in ABQ to rally around good, live music once a month. We deserve it. P.U.S.H- THURDAYS begins on 9/3/09....... Email me to get on the list..... ANDRE@pwrkrd.com or hit me up on Facebook: www.facebook.com/jackson.andrel Also you will receive information about upcomin events/ drinks specials etc.. WWW.PWRKRD.COM (Coming Soon) THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND LOVE… PWRKRD -- Andre L. Jackson Andre@pwrkrd.com Albuquerque, New Mexico

Christmas in New Mexico is the theme for our November show. Exhibitors are encouraged to dress Southwestern for the show.

Great outdoor market in beautiful Los Ranchos! Open every Saturday from 7-11AM at the Tennis Court Parking lot at 6718 Rio Grande Blvd. There are various themes each weekend to add a unique touch to the market. Go to www.meetatthemarket.com for more information.

Learn the basic philosophy behind Japanese style brush-and-ink painting (sumi-e). UNM Continuing Education is offering an entry level class on Japanese Sumi-e Painting, September 26-December 5, on Saturdays from 1pm-4pm. For $130 you will learn the fundamental techniques which are used in all aspects of sumi-e. The techniques are simple, and when put together you will be able to create quality aesthetically pleasing works of art. In this art form practice does indeed make perfect. Because of the repetition involved, students with some experience with sumi-e will also find this course helpful. For more information visit www.dce.unm.edu or call 277-6320.

A 2.5 hour clinic that teaches each girl the necessary skills to paddle safely, efficiently and with confidence. They will leave this class knowing how to enter, exit and maneuver their kayak in any direction. Participation in this program meets all the requirements for the Junior "Small Craft" badge as well as the "kayak" requirement toward the Junior Adventure Sports Badge.

Location:
Center for the Arts, Keller Hall

Contact:
(505) 277-4569

Description:
Guest Artist: Joseph William II, Guitar

Barnes & Noble Shakespeare
Performance
Theater Arts and Drama
Nov 21, 2009 12:00 PM

Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Coronado Mall
Coronado Mall
6600 Menaul Blvd NE
Albuquerque
NM
87110
505-883-8200

Location:
Center for the Arts, Keller Hall

Contact:
(505) 277-4569

Description:
Keller presents: UNM Music Prep School

Our November meeting will begin brief introductions, a ÂÂ"scribble exerciseÂÂ" and a talk about Mary's tile-making class. I'll talk about keeping an art journal, as discussed in the book Art Escapes by Dory Kanter. We'll then continue with an art exercise, ÂÂ"Prismatic Painting.ÂÂ" You will need to bring: A piece of heavy paper or watercolor paper (140 lbs.) suitable for wet media (for an 8X10 or smaller picture) A simple object to draw (only a simple outline, a quick freestyle line drawing) A 2B pencil A #4 round watercolor brush (doesn't have to be a fancy one!) Watercolor paints: Winsor Lemon (or equivalent), Permanent Rose (or equivalent) and Winsor Blue,. Red shade (or equivalent) A small cup or container for water If you are new to the Salon, please bring a sample or samples of your work.

New Mexico Symphony Orchestra presents: Wagner: Die Meistersinger von Nrnberg; Korngold: Concerto for Violin in D major, Op. 35; Elgar: Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 36 "Enigma"

Saturday Night Salsa Party. Every Saturday night at 7pm with a merengue/bachata lesson at 6:00 - then a fantastic salsa lesson with Bri M and then the hottest salsa music with dancing from 8pm... dance until!!! Salsa-Baby.com Dance Studio, 3901 Central Ave., NE Corner of Aliso, a few blocks east of Carlisle. $5 Dance all night! Our studio is huge! We have great music with a convenient Nob Hill location and plenty of parking. Come enjoy the rhythms, hang out with friends and dance all night. Salsa-baby.com is turning into the place to go for great dancing and alot of fun on Saturday nights. Students, friends, dates, everyone loves it here!

Location:
Center for the Arts, Popejoy Hall

Contact:
(505) 277-4569

Description:
Popejoy presents: NMSO Classics IV

Saturday Night Salsa Parties. Every Saturday night at 6pm we have a Bachata/Merengue lesson with Marisela. $5 ---- 7pm we have a fantastic salsa lesson with Bri and then the hottest salsa music with dancing from 8pm... dance until!!! Salsa-Baby.com Dance Studio, 3901 Central Ave., NE Corner of Aliso, a few blocks east of Carlisle. $5 Dance all night! if you take one class $8 dance all night if you come to both classes! Our studio is huge! OUR FLOOR IS BRAND NEW!!! We have great music with a convenient Nob Hill location and plenty of parking. Come enjoy the rhythms, hang out with friends and dance all night.

We'll be meeting at 2:30 pm at ATeaCo once again! Come one, come all! Knit, chat, hang out or learn! Can't wait to see you all again!

Stop by the polar bear exhibit when the keeper comes by to feed the bears. The bears will know the keeper is coming before you do--they can smell the fish hes carrying from a long way off.

This is a Tai Chi Chih Basic I Class. We will begin to learn the gentle yet powerful movement of this Tai Chi form. We will learn three new movements in each of the basic classes. The basic I level of this form will include three classes. The Tai Chi Chih Basic II class will include three new movements with each class. The Basic II classes will number four. A certificate will be presented to each meet up member who passes the Tai Chi Chih Movement Ability Test. However this test is only for those who wish to be certified as a Tai Chi Chih Practitioner. Classes will be provided for Certified Practitioners, and Those Certified Practitioners who wish to deepen their Practice. There are many stress relieving, relaxing and healing activities put before us these days by the media. To ourselves we say: "I need something, but what." So we go to the gym which is very good for us. Eating right is another important thing for health. So we eat well, to the best of our ability. However, the stress relief and body healing just does not seem to work. Americans look for real results in their activities. Many things sound good, but after months of trying, often the common modalities we use to take care of our mind our bodies and most importantly our spirits seem to fail. So we give up for a while and go on with life until the next "good idea" presents itself. Stop the Circle and join us in learning Tai Chi Chih. To cover the expenses of these classes, all outdoor classes will be $5.00 each, and all indoor classes will be $10.00 each. Special classes and locations: prices will be announced

The holidays are not complete without a classic retelling of The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg. Join us for a special pajama party complete with games, stories, bells and more Activities will vary by store.

$5
21+ Ages
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Doors @ 8:00 PM
Starts @ 9:30 PM

Age Restriction: 21+ Ages

Ticket price may increase day of the show.

This Time Next Year w/Farewell, The Bigger Lights

Closed on Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day. The trail begins at Smith’s and follows city sidewalks, the Arroyo del Oso and paths around the Albuquerque Academy. During this hike you will have spectacular views of the Sandia Mountains and the Albuquerque Academy, a prestigious private school for grades 6-12, which has a beautiful campus. The trail around the Academy is a popular walking and jogging trail for local residents. Be sure to carry water and use sunscreen, as the hike elevation is above 5000 ft.

Starting from the hotel, this walk follows walking paths through the Journal Business Park passing a variety of exceptionally detailed bronze sculptures and some of Albuquerque's most attractive office buildings. It then ventures out onto a canal exercise trail system. From the canal you'll have wide views of the western mesas and the dominent Sandia mountains to the East.

Closed on Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day. The Walk Box is on the counter to the immediate left after entering the store. This bike event takes you along a paved, multiuse trail beside the Rio Grande River. It is a popular walking, biking, rollerblading and horse riding area in Albuquerque. It is a flat, comfortable trail but can be warm in the summertime. Carry water and use sunscreen. Exercise caution, as the trail is shared with walkers, runners, and rollerbladers.

Sunday, November 22nd 8:00 AM FREE
Join naturalist and long-time birder Nancy Kassner into the Bosque to identify our migrating friends. Time to get out the binoculars and the field guides! Limited pairs of binoculars available for checkout at the visitor center. 505-897-8831 to register.

Its time for another book discussion.....Ive had requests for all sorts of books. This one may encompass many of the requests, as it can relate to any aspect of your life you might want to change. Looking forward to a great discussion!

CAN'T WAIT FOR CHOCOLATE? Were having tasting parties to share everything from chocolate covered nuts and fruits to chocolate you can drink. If you're like us, you'll be breaking into the Chocolate-Covered Almonds and Cranberries the minute they show up at your door. Whether you're giving our ready-to-munch treats as gifts or a gift to yourself, they're guaranteed to disappear. (Hiding is recommended.) CHOCOLATE IS MORE THAN A FLAVOR, IT'S AN OBSESSION. Worldwide consumption of chocolate is rising. American consumers average 10-12 pounds a year, while our friends in the UK eat almost twice that! So as a matter of national pride, let's give more chocolate, share more chocolate, spread that chocolate love from coast to coast. Through DOVE CHOCOLATE DISCOVERIES'™ exclusive line of premium chocolate, you can do your part.

Hi friends! Looking forward to seeing you at our first meetup! As you may have seen from our description we are a fledgling experiment in freedom! We are exploring the simple church life! At our meetup we will first share a meal together; for the first meetup it will be our little offering to our guests! After that each meetup will be a potluck unless we have something else planned. We will share stories about our life in New Mexico and things God has done for us and perhaps things everyone would like to see happen in their future. The focus will mainly be getting to know new friends! We may have some time sharing from the Scriptures (not lengthy) and a few words of encouragement. We like to include prayer in all we do. Our objective is getting to know Jesus better and learning to experience Him in greater ways. Rather than a preacher-centered church life we envision get togethers where Jesus is the center and everyone can share and participate in some way. Each weekly meetup may be somewhat different. As for exploring freedom issues, we plan to take one week per month to focus on what Scripture has to say about civil government, our rights and responsibilities as Christians, how to get a basic grasp of our Constitution, the spiritual heritage of our Republic, and ways we can defend liberty today...and why! Since the Bible relates to all areas of life we will seek to see how it relates to our own situation today as regards freedom. The other weekly gatherings will focus on more general areas of Biblical or spiritual interest. At future meetups we will plan some future fun events as well. Those events would include things like going out to dinner (or breakfast!), attending a sporting event together, taking day trips out to scenic areas, short hikes, (uhm, short!), maybe a board game night, parties for just about any reason, etc.! We want to include the children in most of our activities too. Who said church life has to be boring? Come with a sense of humor, desire to meet and get to know others and a desire to experience a new kind of spiritual adventure that we call simple church. So simple anyone can do it!

Lets all get together and get to know each other. You may attend in your guy clothes (BORING!!) or as a LADY, whether passable or not. I will let you know where by private email, for all of our safety, once I have chosen an appropriate place where we can all be comfortable and safe. If you have an idea for a place, feel free to suggest it to me and I (or you and I) can check it out.

All right, a theme! This may be the only all-raw Thanksgiving gathering many of us take part in this year, so let's do it up right! Please bring your favorite, home-prepared raw, vegan, Thanksgiving dish; enough to serve 16. If you're looking for recipe ideas, send Ann Marie an email or check out one of the awesome sites at our disposal, like Gone Raw. You just might be surprised at how easy it is to create a truly delicious dish that will wow friends and family! If you can't/don't want to bring food, please email us no later than Tuesday, November 17, and Ann Marie will be sure to make extra goodies for us; we only ask that you contribute $10 (or donation, whatever works best for you) to the cost. As always, your own eating/drinking utensils and vessels are greatly appreciated!

Our very first Just Dance! Sunday Night Belly Dancing for YOU will be October 4th, the night of the full moon, how perfect! Just Dance! will meet Sunday nights from 6:30pm to 8:00pm. We will spend a half hour getting settled in, warming up, then centering ourselves, setting an intention for the night and then entering into a non-verbal space for dancing. We will spend an hour dancing to mainly Middle Eastern music, allowing our bodies to move however they want to. I welcome ALL levels of Belly Dancers. I also want you to know that Belly Dance experience is not necessary, only your willingness to dance.

"Nestled at the foot of the Sandia Mountains, Placitas is 25 miles north of Albuquerque and 50 miles south of Santa Fe. For 28 years this annual art festival has been reknowned for extremely high quality fine arts and crafts, good food, fine local wine and a very friendly atmosphere. The fair takes place at 3 locations in the village of Placitas, long known as a home to many artists and artisans. " After meeting at my house at 9:30, we'll caravan to Placitas Elementary School, one of the three sites of the show. (For those closer to Placitas who wish to drive directly, we'll meet at the School at 10:00). We'll visit the other two sites and also perhaps stop in for a wine tasting at Anasazi Fields Winery, then find a place for lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.placitasholidaysale.com/

Yoga with instructor Jenny Dominque. Class is held indoors during winter months.

Location:
Center for the Arts, Keller Hall

Contact:
(505) 277-4569

Description:
Keller presents: UNM All City Guitar Invitational

Come enjoy Celtic music at Two Fools Pub where the craic is mighty. This should be a lot of fun. They have a full menu for those wanting a bite to eat. Sunday Brunch is served from 11:00 am until 3:00 pm followed by live Celtic music from 3:00 until 6:00 pm. We invite you to bring the kids and family to enjoy the festivities. More about the Pub: Two Fools Tavern is an unrelenting dream finally realized by folks who had a desire to bring a real Irish pub and eating establishment to Albuquerque, New Mexico. They envisioned and executed faithfully an authentic replication of the pubs they had visited in Ireland. The warmth, charm, European feel and essence is all evident in the Two Fools Tavern. The colors, furniture, pictures on the wall, the knick knacks placed throughout ... and of course the ales, stouts and fine whiskies and cuisine of the Emerald Isle is all here to enjoy. The tavern invites everyone (of age) to come and visit, imbibe in a Guiness, artfully poured, and partake in your favorite Irish food. For more information: http://www.2foolstavern.com/blog/?page_id=3

Ages: All Ages

Back again for an interesting evening of good food and music.

We'll have a couple of pre-generated characters on hand. Everyone is welcome to generate their own custom character. Bring 6 dice, a pencil, and scratch paper.

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS ON SUNDAY AND NOT THE USUAL SATURDAY. No sandals or muscle shirts as they won't allow you to participate. Ask for Marvin or Skip if you can't find our group and they will lead you to us. Sunday, November 22 the only Sunday they are open when they will have volunteers pack the sorted food to go out to the community for Thanksgiving. This is a fun project and also helping those less fortunate. Roadrunner Food Bank is located at 5840 Office Blvd Ne. Phone is 242-2052. We will be sorting and packing from 10am to 12 pm although you can stay longer if you want. They are open from 9am to 4pm on that day. Directions to Roadrunner Food Bank are: From I-25 exit Jefferson going west. Turn left on Singer Turn right on Office They are on the right. It's important and respectful that your RSVP is accurate so please make sure you're going to come if you say yes and change your maybe to yes or no once you know for sure. If you have any questions, you can e-mail me or call me at 288-0452.

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS ON SUNDAY AND NOT THE USUAL SATURDAY. No sandals or muscle shirts as they won't allow you to participate. Ask for Marvin or Skip if you can't find our group and they will lead you to us. Sunday, November 22 the only Sunday they are open when they will have volunteers pack the sorted food to go out to the community for Thanksgiving. This is a fun project and also helping those less fortunate. Roadrunner Food Bank is located at 5840 Office Blvd Ne. Phone is 242-2052. We will be sorting and packing from 10am to 12 pm although you can stay longer if you want. They are open from 9am to 4pm on that day. Directions to Roadrunner Food Bank are: From I-25 exit Jefferson going west. Turn left on Singer Turn right on Office They are on the right. It's important and respectful that your RSVP is accurate so please make sure you're going to come if you say yes and change your maybe to yes or no once you know for sure. If you have any questions, you can e-mail me or call me at 288-0452.

Listen for the trumpeting calls heard throughout the zoo when its chow-time. Sea lions perch on the rocks and seals jump out of the water to gulp down several pounds of fish.

The Ground Beneath + guests

Rock Show. Starts at 9pm.

Keynote speaker Carole A. Mazurowski, Phd begins with Adjustment to Aging. Panels with experts on physical challenges, social and ethical issues, and spiritual and religious issues follow. Admssion includes lunch. Registration & information on web page.

One of the great hidden treasures of the 20th century, Korngold's violin concerto is brought to life by Vadim Gluzman who the Washington Post calls "capable of both delicate nuances and incendiary passion." Also hear Elgar's well-loved masterpiece, the Enigma Variations.
Wagner, Prelude to Die Meistersinger
Korngold, Violin Concerto
Elgar, Enigma Variations
Guillermo Figueroa, conductor
Vadim Gluzman, violin