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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2012
Page
8
On July 30 Monday Batman appears 1 to 2 30 p m at Esther Memorial Library with Joker in tow. Children may check out superhero books enter a coloring contest view Batman episodes and take photos. Free event call 8915012 ext 4 for details.
Singer Peter Chase and two friends perform original material and favorite Beatles and Dylan songs at 6 30 p m at Esther Bone Memorial Library. Chase returns with a band for a fun evening. Arrive early for best seats.
An opening today from 5 to 8 p.m. at The Printmakers Studio and Gallery features Paula Scott in a free one woman show titled E is for Eclectic and Sometimes Eccentric. More than 30 pieces across encaustic acrylic mixed media and printmaking will be shown featuring off the beaten path substrates. The exhibit runs through Aug. 28 with gallery hours Tuesday through Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Rio Rancho Astronomical Society will host a public stargazing session during the DCN Project event at Prairie Star Wine Bar Patio from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. All ages can join with or without equipment to view deep sky objects. Telescopes will be set up and guides provide explanations.
Free event at Idalia Road Marketplace features local vendors selling art crafts handmade furniture glass and second hand goods all USA made with free admission and parking. Live music on Phil Mead Stage 1130 am to 1 pm Saturday Mother Jones Music Sunday David McCulloch.
Summer nights in Rio Rancho bring free family friendly outdoor movies at Cabezon Park with inflatable screen. Readiness notes: movies start at dusk, all ages welcome, under 16 must be with an adult. Blankets chairs and picnics allowed. no alcohol or smoking. restrooms available. Cancellations for wind or lightning announced one hour prior.
The Esther Bone Memorial Library hosts a Dyefusion art show featuring hand dyed indigo fabrics in shibori and katazome styles. Members Mary Moya Elizabeth Dawson Lynn Rogers Colleen Konetzni and Donna Barnitz present vat dyed pieces hanging through September 5.
Learn about tools weapons clothing and campfire tales from mountain men who once lived off the land at the Santa Fe Mountain Man Trade Fair August 9 to 12 at the New Mexico History Museum Palace of the Governors.
A four day event fills the Palace Courtyard with authentic renactors selling survival gear and crafts such as jewelry pottery and moccasins. Visitors can watch a blacksmith a wildlife display from Espailia and hear informal lectures with a musical by J Michael Combs. Admission to NM History Museum and Palace of the Governors is free for youths and Sundays, with NM residents parking free downtown. The Trade Fair is sponsored by Los Compadres, a New Mexico History Museum support group.
Judy Stanley education officer at the Very Large Array brings the Star Lab Planetarium to Loma Colorado Main Library on Wednesday August 8 from 9 am to noon. Show sessions last 20 minutes and tickets are required free tickets available. Kids learn about the Greek and Night Sky and view the day sky. Funded by the Friends of the Rio Rancho Library.
Esther Bone Memorial Library teams with NPR producer Paul Ingles for an audio video program celebrating the Beatles classic Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. The event is Tuesday evening August 14 at 6 30 with Ingles offering historical context from a long career in broadcasting. Call 891 5012 for more information and seating advised.
Heavy metal acts headline Five Finger Death Punch with Battlecross God Forbid Emmure Pop Evil Trivium and Killswitch Engage at Santa Ana Star Center on Saturday August 25 at 5 PM. Tickets available at the Star Center box office Star Rewards Club Santa Ana Star Casino online at com casttix com or by phone 888-694-4849.
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