May 7 Talk on Pottery Mound Glazed Ware at Library
Esther Bone Memorial Library hosts May 7 at 6 30 p m Hayward Franklin a Southwestern ceramics specialist and Maxwell Museum research associate UNM to discuss glaze ware from the Pottery Mound Rio Puerco site where Puebloan people lived circa 1325 1500. UNM teams have excavated since the 1950s and Franklin will present findings and field questions with no registration required.
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Hayward Franklin
Esther Bone
Gonzalo performs traditional Spanish music at The New Mexico Music Factory
New Mexico musician Gonzalo known as Robert Gonzales headlines a Santa Ana Star Casino appearance at the Cheetah Lounge tonight and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with no cover. Wildlife Rescue of New Mexico visits Esther Bone Memorial Library at 11 a.m. with live owls ravens and hawks to discuss wild animal care. All ages welcome no registration needed. Call 891 5012 for details. Funded by Friends of the Rio Rancho Library.
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Gonzalo
Robert Gonzales
New Mexico Music Factory
Las Vegas
Wildlife Rescue of
New Mexico
Esther Bone
Peggy McCormick
Wildlife Rescue
The
Friends of the Rio Rancho Library
Idalia Road Marketplace Car Show and Eclipse Weekend
The Idalia Road Marketplace hosts the Marketplace Car Show with local owners, food from Geo's Mobile Bistro and Miss Dorothy's Kitchen, Shriner's Vidalia Onions, free seeds, and kid friendly face painting on Saturday and Sunday. A Sunday program at Coronado State Monument features Dr. David Stuart discussing Pueblo Peoples on the Pajarito Plateau. An annular solar eclipse is expected with events across town, including Venus transit alerts and eclipse glasses for sale by RRAS.
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Idalia Road Marketplace
Idalia Rd
Geo’s
Miss Dorothy
Shriner
Vidalia
Sandy Clay
Rebbekay Dreskin
Phil Mead
Albuquerque
Balloon Museum
Nuclear Museum
Museum of Natural History
Mesa del Sol
Hard Rock Pavilion
Rio Rancho Astronomical Society
Venus
RRAS
Coronado State Monument
Melanie Templer
nmstarchild@gmail. com
Coffee History and Open Studio Exhibit at Loma Colorado
A program on the history of coffee and its cultural impact runs 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Loma Colorado Main Library with Hank Bruce and Tomi Jill Folk. The event includes a coffee quiz, quotes, recipes, and seeds while supplies last, funded by Friends of the Library of Rio Rancho. An Open Studio art exhibit by longtime local artists accompanies the event, with works in oil, acrylic, and watercolor on display through Friday during library hours.
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Hank Bruce
Tomi Jill Folk
Loma Colorado
Bruce
Folk
Ethiopia
Kaldi
The
Friends of the Library of Rio Rancho, Inc
Open Studio
Haynes Park
Meadowlark Senior Center
MSC
Joan White
Pauline Eisenstadt
New Mexico
House
Senate
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Puerco Pottery
Rio Rancho
Chaco Canyon
Pajarito Plateau
David Stuart
Peemiteee Cinemas
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
Stuart
Canyon
New Mexico Highland
Upper
Rio Grande District
Friends of
Premiere Parkway
Pccmovies.com
Santa Fe
Palace of the Governors
Manhattan Project
Santa Fe Plaza
New Mexico History Museum
Palace of the Governors Guides
Palace Courtyard
Blue Gate
History Museum
Lincoln Ave
Pauline
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