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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2015
Page
6
The concert at the Performing Arts Center features the concert band symphonic band and wind symphony and is free and open to the public. An alumni reception for RRHS band graduates 1999 2014 will follow immediately after. Alumni are encouraged to spread the word and attend.
The Stage at Santa Ana Star Casino hosts Kerry Awn Jerry Karnes and Genevieve Mueller for stand-up Thursday nights Doors open 6 30 pm show starts 7 30 pm Awn nicknamed Funniest Person in Austin by the Austin Chronicle Kames and Mueller bring Texas El Paso Albuquerque roots and countrywide tours to the Albuquerque venue.
The highly acclaimed Rio Rancho High School Master Dance Company will perform its year end show Kickin' It Old School tonight and Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center. The 28 member semi professional group choreographed by Luis Moreno performs 90s era hits including Ice Ice Baby and Vogue with tickets five dollars general admission.
Santa Ana Star Casino welcomes David & Co. led by David Nufier for free performances at Lounge 54 tonight and Saturday at 9 pm. Admission is free and guests must be 21 or older.
Rio Rancho teams with Astro-Zombies Comic Shop in Albuquerque at 3100 Central Ave NE for a Saturday free comic book day. Running 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Loma Colorado Main Library, the all ages event offers free comics to anyone entering participating stores or libraries.
The fourth annual Iris Show runs 1-5 p.m. at Haynes Park community center with free admission and 7-10:30 a.m. entry. A Fabulous Felines fundraiser art show 4:30-7:30 p.m. supports the no kill cat charity, featuring watercolors, oils, glass, and a $99 donation that yields a $500 portrait session gift certificate. The Corrales area hosts artist studios and gallery tours, sponsored by Galeria de Corrales, Morgan Gallery, and local wineries, with tours starting at the Preview Gallery, 4829 Corrales Road, and information at nunartistsmarket.org or corralesartstudiotour.com.
The Placitas Community Library hosts a Birthday Bash at 10 a.m. to celebrate its 12th anniversary with free admission. The event features a Heroes theme and invites sheriff and fire department representatives, plus registration for a summer reading challenge. Matilde Machiavello, a storyteller from Argentina now in Placitas, will share stories, and details are at placitaslibary.com or 867 3355. The library sits at 453 NM 165, five miles east of I 25.
Bill Maher brings his political talk tour to Kiva Auditorium at Albuquerque's Convention Center for an evening of humor and commentary. Tickets range from 48.50 to 75 dollars via Ticketmaster and Live Nation with phone sales at 800 745 3000. Maher rose on Politically Incorrect and later Real Time with HBO and has authored four best sellers.
The Corrales Art Studio Tour enters its 17th year with a record 79 local artists, plus two village galleries and students from two elementary schools. The event, welcoming four Corrales wineries and two bed and breakfasts, runs today and Sunday in the Village of Corrales.
Danger zone alert aside, DJ Dainjazone headlines The Stage at Santa Ana Star Casino with Red Foo LMFAO official tour status. He rose from a friend party CD mixer to sharing stages with Kayne West Katy Perry and Kaskade and holds residencies in Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Cover is five dollars for women and ten for men. Facebook check ins grant free admission and VIP access 9 to 10 pm.
Seven Wiseman offers a classical piano recital at Paradise Hills United Methodist Church 4700 Paradise Blvd NW at 3 p.m. He earned master's and doctorate degrees from Quincy University and Oberlin University and has served as PHUMC's piano musician for two years, even tuning the piano. Daughters of the Nile and Emmaus members praise his playing. you will enjoy too.
The Xeric Garden Club of Albuquerque offers a guided tour of its certified Wildlife Habitat Garden at the Albuquerque Garden Center on 10120 Lomas NE. Curanderos from the Southwest and Mexican folk healing traditions discuss plants used in healing, sharing 300 years of community practice. Free. all ages welcome.
Bizia Greene of the Etiquette School of Santa Fe will speak on corporate etiquette at 6 30 p m at Esther Bone Memorial Library. The talk covers professional encounters and social media conduct. The program is free and open to the public. call 89 5012 option 3 for details.
Ongoing Native American art display continues as Lorenado Historic Site renovates with NM Highlands University tech students. With the 75th anniversary May 29 30, work aims for completion by May 3. Center sections close. trails kiva and gift shop open. free entry during refurbishments. hours 830 am to 8 pm daily except Tuesdays. Pueblo Byways prints from Dorothy Dunn collection show through February 2016 featuring Velarde Shiye Herrera and other Pueblo artists.
Placitas Community Library hosts Joe Cabaza in the Collin Room Gallery from May 2 to 31 with a reception May 8 from 5 to 7 p.m. The Santa Fe raised, Texas A&M graduate photographer blends Mono No Aware and Wabi Sabi to reveal imperfect beauty. Location is 453 NM 165, five tiles east of I-28.
The Idalia Road Marketplace opens for the season this Saturday featuring Shriner's Vidalia Onions non GMO tomatoes local honey Santo Domingo bread and Colorado non GMO russet potatoes. Rio Rancho Master Gardener will bring heirloom tomato starters with other regi starters as local gardeners offer more. Live music fresh prepared food by Geos Mobile Bistro and Rio Rancho arts and crafts vendors also present. For information call 553 S591
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