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Posted: Sat Jan 5th, 2008 11:36 pm |
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The perfect way to ring in
the New Year at the
National Hispanic Cultural Center
Enjoy a delicious breakfast or lunch at La Fonda del Bosque restaurant, then stroll over to our museum store La Tiendita and shop for unique gifts including beautiful Taxco jewelry, books by acclaimed New Mexico authors, and rich Peruvian and Guatemalan textiles.
Open Tuesdays – Sundays.
La Tiendita: 505.766.6604
La Fonda del Bosque: 505.247.9480
Members always enjoy a 10% discount at both the restaurant and museum store.
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
Mayan Indians:
Weavers of Color
Photographs by
Linda Montoya
10 AM - 5 PM
Tuesday - Sunday
Art Museum
Threads of a Different Color – Guatemalan Textiles from the John Shaw Collection
10 AM - 5 PM
Tuesday - Sunday
Art Museum
Hispanidad:
Selections from the Permanent Collection
NHCC Art Museum
Members always receive Free Admission - Ask how you can become a member today!
VISIT OUR WEBSITE
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
BECOME A MEMBER
BUY TICKETS
LOCATION
HOURS & ADMISSION
CONTACT US
Ticketmaster
(505) 883-7800
http://www.ticketmaster.com
NHCC Box Office
(505) 724-4771
NHCC Information
(505) 246-2261
NHCC Foundation
(505) 766-9858
La Fonda del Bosque
(505) 247-9480
NEW MEXICO'S CRYPTO-JEWS
Image and Memory
Book Signing & Remarks by CARY HERZ
Saturday, January 12th
2 PM
NOSKIN CORRIDOR
National Hispanic Cultural Center
Books available for purchase at La Tiendita, the museum store.
Members always receive a 10% discount.
For more information: (505) 766-6604.
JANUARY 13
Maya Textile Art:
Collections of the Centro de Textiles
del Mundo Maya
Art Museum
10 AM – 5 PM
Free Admission
This is your last chance to enjoy the NHCC’s latest art exhibition on textiles from North and Central America. This colorful exhibition showcases contemporary Maya textiles which, as works of art, reflect the splendor and continuity of the Maya culture. The works emphasize the masterful artistic design elements of Maya textiles and include 20th century works designed by some of the leading artists of Mexico and Guatemala, dozens of huipiles (embroidered women’s blouses), and paintings by artists such as Carlos Mérida and Rufino Tamayo.
This exhibition was organized by Fomento Cultural Banamex A.C.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Caminos Distintos:
Patrocinio Barela and Edward Gonzales in New Mexico
Opening night of this exhibition is FEBRUARY 22, 2008
Members Preview Reception is FEBRUARY 21, 2008
REGISTER TODAY!
National Latino Writers Conference
May 21 – 24, 2008
Register today for the 6th Annual National Latino Writers Conference and don’t miss your opportunity to meet with nationally recognized authors, editors, and agents. Renowned authors will review your work! Register by calling 246-2261 ext. 123.
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Check out what's happening at the JCC!
Body-for-LIFE Spring 2008
Starting on January 9th
NEW Wednesday Fun Day
Starting on January 13th
Children's Basketball Skills
Daddy & Me Gym Time
Children's Dance - Pre-Dance
Children's Dance - Hip Hop
Children's Dance - Hip Hop II
Children's Ceramics and Pottery Exploratory Program
Starting on January 14th
Adult Basketball Leagues
NEW Ceramics and Pottery Design Program
NEW Explorations in Art for 1st - 5th Grade
Starting on January 15th
NEW Kids Fun Games & Boot Camp Class
Art for Tots
Starting on January 20th
Adult 5 on 5 Co-ed Indoor Soccer
Putting the Jewish and Sacred Into Everyday Living Lecture
January 8th
Music-4-Kidz Judy & David
January 13th
Film Screening: The Forgotten Refugees
Wonderful Wednesday - RELAY New Mexico
January 16th
Lunch & Learn Series on Jewish Values with Rabbi Min Kantrowitz
January 17th
Parents' Night Out
January 19th
New Year Personal Training Special
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***Purchases can only be made in 6, 12, or 24 session increments. ]More than one package can be purchased, but all must be purchased within the allotted period.
JCC Pro Fitness Personal Training Program
Eating sensibly and working out on a regular basis helps you look and feel your best. But it's tough for even the most self-disciplined individual to keep track of the latest fitness research and stick with an effective program. That's why our JCC Personal Trainers are here to help. We understand sound nutrition and we'll teach you the right way to improve your strength and stamina. We stress form, intensity, and tempo, to keep you safe. With us, you will achieve the results you want and deserve.
One-on-one Training
60min sessions: $50 each session
6 sessions: $48 each ($288)
12 sessions: $46 each ($552)
24 sessions: $44 each ($1056)
30min sessions: $31 each session
6 sessions: $30 each ($180)
12 sessions: $29 each ($348)
24 sessions: $28 each ($272)
Partner Training*
60min sessions: $73 each session**
6 sessions: $68 each ($408)**
12 sessions: $64 each ($768)**
24 sessions: $59 each ($1416)**
* Partner Training consists of (1) personal trainer and (2) participants.
** Partner session pricing is per session divided by (2) participants.
- Cold bottled water and a hand towel will be provided at each session for personal training clients only
- Rates for post rehabilitation, sports conditioning, and the Fitness, Health & Wellness Director and Assistant Director may vary
The Jewish Community Center of Greater Albuquerque is a non-profit agency open to the entire community providing programs and services to all ages.The JCC facility consists of a state-of-the-art fitness center, outdoor swimming, gymnasium, aerobic studio, childcare center, auditorium, and meeting rooms. The JCC is located at 5520 Wyoming Blvd. NE between Academy and Spain.
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Los Ranchos Winter Markets - IN THE BARN!
6718 Rio Grande Blvd NW
Sat. January 12, 10 am - noon
In December around 9 am before the market started, the wind was whipping around about 40 mph, it was very cold, and it had started to rain. The mayor came and unlocked the barn and we had an impromptu market in the barn. It was great! The January, February, and March, and depending on weather, the April Winter Markets will be held in the Los Ranchos Community Barn, which is just south of the tennis courts/parking lot where we hold the outdoor market. Look for the green flags!
Have a cup of coffee or some posole, sit at one of the picnic tables or stroll around, and enjoy Rob Roman's wonderful guitar music. Pick up great greens and winter veggies. Charlie will have his tasty tomatoes. Randy will be introducing his new granola. Ferdinanda will have the delicious Fuji Lane cider to take home; and there will other great gourmet goodies to tempt you. Lloyd, who some of you will recognize from the Downtown market, will be here with his massage chair! Kelly Jo will have her great pottery.
Market tables may have:
Chard, kale, variety of lettuces, micro greens
carrots, tomatoes, mushrooms
fresh pasta, cider
granola, eggs, Swiss Alps bread, organic raspberry jam, pinto beans
Winter bedding plants, house plants, fresh herbs, dried herbs, culinary herbal mixes
dried flower arrangements
burritos, pastries & hot pasole, and more!
Arts and Crafters will feature creative and unique gifts including:
Ornaments, pottery, Japanese porcelain flower holders,
bird houses, metal sculpture, knitted and crocheted sweaters and afghans, painted silk scarves
handmade soaps, wood crafts, oil and watercolor paintings, jewelry, cards, dolls, toys and more!
WINTER MARKETS:
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March 8, and
April 12
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Voices in Science Lectures at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
http://www.nmnaturalhistory.org/edu_lectures.html
Monthly public lectures for adults and older children presenting eminent scientists and currently newsworthy "hot topics" in science, or topics that relate to the Museum's exhibits, DynaTheater films, or Planetarium shows.
Museum Coordinator: Tish Morris, 841-2882
You may reserve tickets for any lecture by contacting Chris Sanchez at 841-2872, chris.sanchez@state.nm.us
How Cosmic Catastrophes Killed the Mammoths
Richard Firestone, Ph.D.
Thursday, January 10, 2008, 7:00pm
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RIO GRANDE NATURE CENTER STATE PARK
2901 Candelaria Rd
Albuquerque, NM 87107
Gate Hours 8 a.m - 5p.m.
Nature Center Hours 10 a.m - 5p.m
http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/PRD/parksevent/calendar/Default.aspx
On or around every full moon.
06:00 PM - 07:30 PM
Rio Grande Nature Ctr.
Twilight Hike on a Full Moon Night
A naturalist-guided walk to observe the bosque and its creatures at twilight, sometimes by the light of a just-risen full moon. Please call beginning January 1 to pre-register for this popular event. Free for FRGNC members with green parking permit. For non-members, exact change or check is required.
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: 344-7240
Saturday, January 19
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Rio Grande Nature Ctr.
Winter Bird and Bath Festival
Educational event featuring live animals, kids activities, Wildlife Rescue, talks and more.
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: 505-344-7240
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Greetings,
We are kicking off our spring 2008 classes in a week, the schedule is shown below, please register ASAP. I also included information on the 2008 summer camps, a learning tip, and a sale on Level 2 resources.
We had a wonderful party at the end of last semester where the all the children sang several songs together, and then the beginning kids put on a play, and the intermediate kids showed a movie they made.
At the bottom of this introduction there is a button that makes it easy to forward this newsletter. Please take 30 seconds and forward it on to other families or teachers. - Thanks!
Tim Keller
President
Progressive Language, Inc.
505 235 0882
Spanish Champs Spring Schedule
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 Progressive Language is pleased to announce our programs for Spring 2008, classes are for families with children 5-11 years old.
Spanish Champs Beginners: This first year is a two-semester family program that teaches beginning Spanish through music, books, games, contests, crafts, stories, activities, and plays. We cover: greetings, numbers, colors, food, clothes, feelings, and basic verbs. This program is appropriate for children with minimal or no Spanish skills.
Spanish Champs Intermediate: Is a two-semester family program that uses the same teaching methodology as year one, but builds on the Spanish from year one. In year two we cover: family, adjectives and descriptions, animals, more numbers and colors, action verbs, alphabet, commands, and home. We also have a big focus on reading, writing, and sentence construction skills. This program is appropriate for children with basic comprehension skills and familiarity with the subjects from year one.
Families can join the continuing classes, even if they haven't been in a Spanish Champs class, as long as they are familiar with most of the topics we have covered.
Every other Sunday
2:30-3:45 (beginner-continuing) - ABQ NE
4:00-5:15 (beginner-new) - ABQ NE
Jan 20; Feb 3 & 17; Mar 2, 16, 30; April 13, 27
Every other Wednesday
1:30-2:45 (beginner-continuing) - ABQ NE
4:30-5:45 (intermediate-continuing) ABQ NE
Jan 23; Feb 6 & 20; Mar 5, 19; April 2, 16, *27
Registration Form - Click here to Download
Level 2 Resource Sale!
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Level 2 CD/DVD are 20% off until February 1st. The resources normally sell for $45/set, and they are on sale now for $36/set. Online purchases only.
Click Here to visit our website to learn more about the Level 1 resources.
Click Here to visit our website and learn more about the Level 2 resources.
Click Here to buy online. Level 1 Music Learning PlanClick Here for the Learning Sequence
2. Kareoke CDs for Levels 1 and 2 music. We actually have Kareoke versions of all the songs, but we need to have CD covers designed, and the CDs duplicated. These should be available by summer, and are a great way to have fun, and to see if children (and parents/teachers) really know the songs.
3. Spanish Champs Story Books - We have 4 "mini books" already designed, but plan to make a series of 12 to 16 books for level 1 and level 2.
Please send your stories and photos
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Please send learning tips, suggestions, photos or success stories you have had with Spanish Champs. We will add them to our quarterly email newsletter, and start a section on the website with them.
Please email to tim@progressivelanguage.com
Quick Links...
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Progressive Language website
Spanish Champs Overview
Watch Demo of Spanish Champs Level 1
Watch Demo of Spanish Champs Level 2 DVD
Buy Spanish Champs CDs and DVDs
Contact Information
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Sandia Mountain Natural History Center
http://www.nmnaturalhistory.org/smnhc
Workshops 2008
Ecosystems Everywhere! Curriculum Workshop
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Who: Teachers of 3rd– 7th grade
When: Wednesday, January 30th, 4:30-6:30 PM
Where: New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science
Cost: Free! (Curriculum and refreshments included free, as well)
What: Make teaching ecology easier and more fun (also learn about field trip preparation)! You’ll go home with ready-to-use, hands-on, multi-disciplinary activities and our full curriculum of activities. The curriculum uses New Mexico ecosystems to teach 5th grade science standards. Local and relevant! Bi-lingual student worksheets included. Refreshments provided.
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Event: El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro: Lecture Series
Date: January 12, January 24 and January 25, 2008
Special Instructions: Call 897-8831 to register for one or more lectures. Space is limited.
Location: Open Space Visitor Center, 6500 Coors Blvd., between Montaño & Paseo del Norte at the end of Bosque Meadows Rd.
Contact: Jodi Hedderig; 897-8831; jhedderig@cabq.gov; http://www.cabq.gov/openspace
The City of Albuquerque, the Mexican Consulate-Albuquerque and the Camino Real International Heritage Center, are pleased to host the photography exhibition: “El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro” (the royal road to the interior lands) by the award-winning Mexican artist, Eniac Martínez. Martínez retraces the Camino Real and documents the life, culture and traditions existing along the road today in 50 black and white panoramic photographs.
The Camino Real is one of the oldest continuously used roads in North America, stretching 1500-miles from Mexico City through Santa Fe. Firmly established by Spanish explorers in 1598, it has guided colonists, merchants, missionaries and many others into the “New World” and continues to be an active route today.
Throughout the show the Open Space Visitor Center will be hosting a series of lectures that enhance the exhibit and reveal the vibrant culture, traditions and history that continue along the route today.
Saturday, January 12 at 1:00PM: "CAMINO REAL TRAVELERS & PILGRIMS"
By Dr. Enrique Lamadrid
Professor Lamadrid has conducted many research expeditions with his students on the cultural traditions and fiestas of the Camino Real. The road is a corridor of commerce, cultural exchange, religious pilgrimage,
and heritage tourism.
Thursday, January 24 at 10:00 AM: "LOCATING & TRAVELING THE CAMINO REAL"
By Dr. Enrique Lamadrid
This presentation will aid and advise students and wanderers of all ages on how to locate the route of the Camino Real in their area and what can be learned by traveling it.
Friday, January 25 at 7:00 PM: "EL CAMINO REAL: THEN AND NOW" –
By Dr. Jerry Gurulé
This former National Park Service cultural historian and linguist helped locate not only the historical documents of the Camino, but the historic routes themselves, on the ground. Of all historic roads in North America,
the Camino is the same now as it was four centuries ago.
El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro opens January 11 at the Open Space Visitor Center and will be on exhibit until February 6, 2008. Admission is free.
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New Exhibit on the Art of Carlos Merida at UNM’s Zimmerman
Library
A new exhibit showcasing the art pf Carlos Merida opens on
Tuesday, January 22, 2008 in the gallery of the Center for
Southwest Research in the west wing of Zimmerman Library.
The exhibit “Indigenous Dress and Sacred Text: The Art of
Carlos Merida” will be open through May 16, 2008.
For full story see:
<http://www.unm.edu/news/08JanNewsRelease/08-01-16Art.htm>.
The University of New Mexico
University Communication and Marketing
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1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
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January 17, 2008
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Category Update: This Weekend is now called This Weekend/Next Week. We're calling attention to events and classes that take place or start during the coming week so you can purchase tickets or sign up before it's too late.
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Did you know that the Arts Alliance maintains the only Ethnic Events Calendar in the state? It's on the Arts Alliance website, and you can link to it from the Quick Links on the left or go to http://www.abqarts.org/cultural/culturecal.htm
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This week's Arts Alliance Pat on the Back goes to Jonathan Dunski, the East Mountain Artists Series, Hey, Mozart and Albuquerque Little Theatre. All are sponsoring programs to involve young people in the performing arts. To find out more, go to Just for Kids (And Teens).
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Winter Bird & Bat Festival at the Rio Grande Nature Center
Saturday 1-19-08 from 9-3
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This Saturday 18th 7:00pm
The Gryffindorks, made up Kelsey Montoya, Jenna Ritchey and Alex McCue, have created their own original long-form format: using audience suggestions, they create an amazingly clever performance that will leave you wanting more.
Special Gryffindork Guest: Nicole Brady.
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The Copyrights are a new group of high-energy young improvisers, ranging in age from eleven to fifteen.
The Copyrights perform fun short-form improv after the fashion of Whose Line Is It, Anyway? Every performance is different and unique: you will be astounded at these talented youngsters!
Tickets are $5.00
No Apparent ReasonThis Saturday 18th 8:00pm
A long Form Improv show made out of goodness and fairy kisses.
Improvisers from across the country come together to create a night hilarity and thought provoking commentary on something that requires no thought provoking commentary.
With special guests BLACKOUT
Tickets are $5.00
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JCC of Greater Albuquerque - Update
Parents' Night Out
SAT, 1/19, 6-10pm, ages 5-12
Go out for a night on the town while your kids have a blast at the JCC! Pizza dinner, fun gym games and exciting activities. $20 first child, $10 each additional. Contact Jacob Haner at 348-4466 for more information and registration.
Click here for registration.
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Rio Grande Nature Center
Volunteer Training 2008
Find out more about the Bosque Ecosystem and
become acquainted with your fellow volunteers!
6 Saturdays
January 26 through March 1, 2008
9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Discover the many ways you can support the Nature Center:
Receptionist
On-Site Naturalist
Gardener
Off-Site Outreach Educator
Nature Shop Salesperson
Special Events Assistant
Office Assistant
Researcher
Communications Assistant
Natural & Historical Journalist
Marketing Assistant
Preserve, Protect & Research
Schedule
Jan 26: General information about volunteer program, Orientation Walk, and Cottonwood habitat presentation
Feb 2: Changing River Walk, Mammal Presentation
Feb 9: Pond Walk, Arthropod Presentation, Amphibians & Reptile Presentation
Feb 16: Plant Walk, Bird Presentation
Feb 23: Break-out sessions on topics of interest – TBD
Mar 1: Meet veteran volunteers and learn about volunteer opportunities at the “Job Fair”. Enjoy the potluck!
Required: Membership in the Friends of the Rio Grande Nature Center
($15 = 62+, teacher, disabled, student , $30 = individual/family), plus $20 for materials.
For more information please contact the Rio Grande Nature Center State Park (505) 344-7240 or the
Friends of the Rio Grande Nature Center (505) 343-1373
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Fundamentals Gymnastics would like to invite you to take part in a limited time, special offer.
1 MONTH OF GYMNASTICS FOR $40!
Spaces are limited and will fill very quickly, so call us today at 889-4656 to reserve your spot!
Visit http://www.fundamentalsgym.com for more information about our gym.
***Offer valid for first time members only***
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