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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 2012

Page

8

Rio Rancho High presents Tom Dick and Harry and Oz plays

Rio Rancho High School Theatre Department stages two fall shows at the PAC. Tom Dick and Harry runs tonight through Saturday at 7 pm with a 1 pm matinee Saturday. Oz runs November 1–3 at 7 pm with a 1 pm matinee on November 3. RRHS students and staff enter free with ID. other seats cost 10 for adults and 7 for students and seniors. children under 5 free. Oz is a teen drama with a fractured Wizard of Oz theme. audience caution for under 10 may apply.

Rio Rancho Tom, Dick and Harry Ray Michael Cooney Don Zolidis Performing Arts Center Rio Rancho High School PAC Tom RRHS

Fiesta of Cultures at Coronado State Monument Event Highlights

Fiesta of Cultures features native and old world life demonstrations pottery firings Spanish dancers a Mariachi band and a baby llama at Coronado State Monument 485 Kuana Road Bernalillo 1.5 miles west of I-25 exit 242 no admission fee tours of murals in the painted kiva plus a kids table gift shop and refreshments. Esther Bone Memorial Library hosts A Morning with the Ponies at 11 a.m. with Paso Fino horses meet and greet. NewMexicoPhilatelic exhibition New Mexico on Stamps runs today 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Idalia Road Marketplace offers farmers market art crafts and live music 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday schedules vary.

Coronado State Monument Kuana Road Bernalillo New Mexico U.S Albuquerque Philatelic Society The Rio Rancho Stamp Club Meadowlark Senior Center Idalia Road Marketplace Moriarty Phil Mead Greg Mellinger Mother Jones Idaliaroadmarketplace

Symphony of Color free pops concert at Cibola High

The Rio Rancho Symphonic Band presents a 3 p.m. free pops concert at Cibola High School featuring light classical pieces including Ravel Bolero and the March of the Belgian Parachutists. Directed by John Emory, the seventh year band relies on volunteers with donations welcomed via RioRanchoBand.org and 250 1773.

Rio Rancho Symphonic Band Cibola High School Ravel RRSB John Emory Albuquerque RioRanchoBand.org

Landscapes of the Southwest at Esther Bone Library

The Rio Rancho Art Association hangs Landscapes of the Southwest at Esther Bone Memorial Library through Nov. 6. The exhibit features 12 artists using photography oils acrylics watercolors pastels printmaking and mixed media with each piece labeled with artist details.

Rio Rancho Art Association Esther Bone Paige Bacon Ginnie Brown Meridith Chapman Adriana Chard Bob Crowley Thea Morton Carmen Perez Fran Ryan Luke Renberg Nora Sanders Carole Santaguilani

Cross-stitch Exhibit Debuts at The Bone Library

The Bone memorial library unveils a new cross-stitch display in its glass exhibit area featuring colorful patterns and information about the craft. Lori Snyder, children's librarian, created the exhibit from her own work and it will run through the end of October.

Esther Bone Lori Snyder

Jeez LaWeez to Perform at Loma Colorado Library

The all girl trio Jeez LaWeez performs Wednesday Oct 24 at Loma Colorado Main Library from 6 30 to 7 45 pm. They offer smart original songs and tangy interpretations of Elvis Costello Leonard Cohen David Bowie and Bach with lush three part harmonies and bold outfits. Admission is free funded by the Friends of the Library of Rio Rancho Inc.

Jeez LaWeez Elvis Costello Leonard Cohen David Bowie Bach Loma Colorado The Friends of the Library of Rio Rancho, Inc

Escape in Vietnam by Bill Martin at Esther Bone Library

Magician Bill Martin presents Escape in Vietnam a Chautauqua program at Esther Bone Memorial Library on Tuesday Oct 30 at 6 30 p m Martin known for portraying Harry Houdini recounts his role freeing POWs orphans and nuns from the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War He demonstrates his act in Vietnamese villages and recalls nearly being captured The event is sponsored by the New Mexico Humanities Council and the Friends of the Library of Rio Rancho and is free for all ages.

Bill Martin Vietnam Esther Bone Memorial Library Martin Harry Houdini The New Mexico Humanities Council Friends of the Library of Rio Rancho

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