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of &CULTURE

ARTSPROGRAMMING GUIDE

SEPTEMBER 16

to NOVEMBER 24

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Los Alamos County Community Services provides opportunities to get out and get active each month throughout the year!

Pop-up programs: Community Sing-a-long, Talk Like a Pirate Week, Stress Awareness Day...Seasonal programs: Season of Arts & Culture, 100 Days of Winter, Spring Into Adventure, and 100 Days of SummerSpecial Events: Dive-In Movies, Evening of Arts & Culture, Halloweekend...Ongoing programs: Warm Water Weekends, Cover to Cover, Free Film Series, Authors Speak...

...and so much more!

Find more information daily on the Facebook page:@LosAlamosCommunityServices

Scan this QR Code, and “LIKE” us for news & updates right at your fingertips!

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Table of ContentsPage 2 Get Out. Get Active. Get Connected.

Pages 4-7 Special Events: Save the Date!

Page 8-11 SEPT 16 - NOV 24 Calendar

Pages 12-30 Events & Programs

1 Gateway to Three Nat’l Parks

Page 32 Visitor Centers Information

Page 33 Mesa Public Library Project Info

Pages 34-35 Contributing Organizations

Page 36 Fall Idea List & ENTER TO WIN!

*NEW* Fall Idea ListLocated on the back pageThe ideas listed are to help inspire your adventures. We hope you also come up with your own ideas! Los Alamos is a place that cultivates curiosity and creates aha moments. So turn the pages, and find your next adventure. Los Alamos is Where Discoveries Are Made!

Use these hashtags whenever you post aboutyour adventures on social media:

#100ahamoments #lovelosalamos #goplayla #wherediscoveriesaremade

DISCOVER YOUR LocalAttractions and ProgramsThis booklet includes Los Alamos County facilities, programs, attractions and contractors. Many local businesses and organizations have special fall calendars as well. Watch fordetails about additional events and programs throughout the season!

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DISCOVER THESE Arts & Culture Events and Activities

Los Alamos Farmers MarketEvery Thursday through OctoberPurchase locally grown/raised foods, direct from the farmers. Picked or made fresh, you can find fruit, vegetables, baked goods, body products, honey, Grade A cheeses, butter, un-graded eggs, apple cider, jams and jellies, organic seeds, lo-cally raised meat, herbs and vegetable starts, and plants for the indoors and outdoors.

Every Thursday, 7:00am-12:30pmMesa Public Library Overflow Parking Lot

Creative District On Tap Series

Science On Tap SEPT 17, OCT 15, NOV 19

Art On Tap OCTOBER 1

Culture On Tap OCTOBER 29

Nature On Tap NOVEMBER 5

A series of discussions and libations, featuring rotating themesof science, history, nature and art.

5:30-7:00pmUnQuarked - The Wine RoomFREE for the Public - creativelosalamos.com

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Begin at Fuller LodgeFREE Admission

Celebrate the depth of arts and culture in Los Alamos! Enjoy three hours of performing arts and 2D/3D art presentations by a variety of Los Alamos community organizations. Pick up a pro-gram and map at Fuller Lodge, or at any of the nine venues to start your walking tour. FREE for all ages.

Find programming at these venues:Fuller LodgeFuller Lodge Art CenterPerforming Arts CenterHans Bethe HouseBathtub Row BreweryUnitarian Church...and MORE!

For more event details, visit:losalamosartscouncil.org

or SCAN the QR code below!

SAVE THE DATE!Friday, October 12

5-9pm - Begin at Fuller Lodge

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Uniquely Northern New MexicoFall Arts & Crafts Fairs

Fuller Lodge Art Center’s Annual

Fall Arts & Crafts FairSaturday, October 209:00am-3:30pm, Crossroads Bible Church

Fair goers stroll through to shop for souvenirs, birthdays, wed-dings, special occasions, family, and of course, for themselves, finding treasures that can only be discovered once a year, at the Fall Fair. Shoppers will find a large variety of handmade arts and crafts, with nearly 100 participating artisans. Vendors will be selling everything from jewelry to furnishings, pottery to sculp-ture, wall art to wind chimes, and, of course, food!

To register as a vendor, visitfullerlodgeartcenter.com

Los Alamos Arts Council Annual

Holiday FestivalSaturday, November 179:00am-3:30pm, Los Alamos Middle School

Held the Saturday before Thanksgiving, shop for souvenirs, holi-day gifts, birthdays, weddings, special occasions, family, and of course, for yourself! Shoppers will find a large variety of hand-made arts and crafts, including everything from jewelry to fur-nishings, pottery to sculpture, wall art to wind chimes, and more!

To register as a vendor, visitlosalamosartscouncil.org

Los Alamos CountyEmployees Arts & Crafts FairSaturday, November 39:00am-3:00pm, Fuller Lodge

Do your holiday shopping early! 20-25 booths with a wide variety of unique, handmade items. Food vendor available.

http://fullerlodgeartcenter.com

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L O S A L A M O S

CreativeLosAlamos.com

*ON TAP SERIESUnQuarked Wine Room

5:30pmScience On Tap

Nature On Tap

Sept 17 Conversations with a LANL Scientist

Sept 10 Bird Banding in Bandelier

Oct 15 Conversations with a LANL Scientist

Sept 19 Treasures of the Earth: Au *LA Nature Center

Nov 19 Nov 5History On Tap

Art On Tap

Sept 5 Doctor Atomic

Oct 1 Art in LA & Art Teacher Appreciation

Dec 3 Nov 5Culture On Tap

*On Tap Series A monthly rotation of topical discussions, with libations!

Oct 29 Los Alamos - Japan Institute

Save the Date!

Trick or Treat on MainStreet:

Friday, October 26th

Downtown Fun:

Saturday, October 27th

HALLOWEEKENDHALLOWEEKEND

LosAlamosMainStreet.com

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SunSeptember16Teen Center Welcoming Week

Bike & Hike Pajarito

Warm Water Weekend

Nature Yoga & Trail Run

Russian Language Play Group

Life Drawing

Kathak

Bharatanatyam

Plein Air Paint Out

Mon17TALK LIKE A PIRATE WEEK Nature Playtimes

Wildflower Walk

Scottish Country Dancing

Autism Support Group

Science On Tap

Tango & Ballroom Dance Lessons

Tues18Yoga/Taiji & Qigong/Folk Dance

M&M at the Pond

Baby Bugs

Make it!

TED Talk Tuesdays

Tuff Riders

Art & Resiliency/Studio 101

Hist Society Lecture

LA Photo Club

Tap & Line Dance Lessons

LA Choral Society

Wed19Chit Chat & Change

Together Time

Wednesday Art Classes

Glass Workshop

Treasures of the Earth

Life Drawing

Salsa Dance Lessons

Nature On Tap

Thurs20M&M at the Pond

Yoga

Farmers Market

HomePages

Teen Advisory Group

Rising Readers

Art & Resiliency/Teen Yoga

Food Preservation Class

Tuff Riders

Tap Dance Lessons

Pajarito Mountain Equinox Days

Fri21Gentle Walks

Hydroelectric Generator Tour

Weekend Valles Caldera Guided Tours

Weekend Bandelier Fall Nights Program

Open Studio

Line Dancing, Ukulele & Recorder Lessons

LALT “Silent Sky”

Planetarium Show

Sat22National Public Lands Day - NPS Free Entry


Girls for Golf

Taiji

Tuff Riders

AP Woodcarvers

Bandelier Night Walk

Plein Air Paint Out Reception

Music Lecture


Planetarium Show

23National Checkers Day


Equinox Dinner & Moonlight Hike


Lucky Ducky Day Carnival


Life Drawing

Kathak

Bharatanatyam


24Nature Playtimes



25Yoga/Taiji & Qigong/Folk Dance

Baby Bugs

TED Talk Tuesdays


Tuff Riders

Trekking in Patagonia


LA Choral Society

Piecemakers Guild Special Guest

Arts & Culture Month Proclamation

26Chit Chat & Change

Together Time


Glass Workshop

Life Drawing

Salsa Dance Lessons

27Yoga

Farmers Market

Rising Readers


Tuff Riders

Tap Dance Lessons

28HOMECOMING Gentle Walks


Weekend Bandelier Fall Nights Program

Open Studio



LACA Performance

Planetarium Show

29ULLR FEST Bike & Hike Pajarito

Girls for Golf

Taiji

Tuff Riders

AP Woodcarvers

Bandelier Bat Strolls


Planetarium Show

Teen Center Safe Homecoming

30Bike & Hike Pajarito



Life Drawing

Kathak

Bharatanatyam

Taste of Knowledge

October1Nature Playtimes

Birth Talk


Art On Tap



Baby Bugs

TED Talk Tuesdays


Tuff Riders

Fiber in New Mexico

Adobe Users Group


LA Choral Society

3Toddler Tunes

Chit Chat & Change

Together Time

Brown Bag Concert


Glass Workshop

Life Drawing

Salsa Dance Lessons

4NIGHT SKY FIESTA National Golf Lovers Day

Yoga

Farmers Market

Rising Readers


Tuff Riders

Free Film Series

Tap Dance Lessons

5NIGHT SKY FIESTA Gentle Walks


Open Studio


Community Sing-a-long

Sage Concert Series

6NIGHT SKY & FALL FIESTA Bike & Hike Pajarito

Girls for Golf

Taiji

Tuff Riders

AP Woodcarvers

Square Dancing

SEASON OF ARTS & CULTURE: SEPT-OCTThis special events quick reference tool will help you see what’s happening during the Season of Arts & Culture.

For detailed information, and to find daily classes, programs and events, please refer to the other pages of this guide.

SEPTEMBER 17-OCTOBER 20 #GOPLAYLA

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Sun 7Bike & Hike Pajarito


Choir October Pumpkin Patch OPEN


Life Drawing

Kathak

Bharatanatyam

Mon 8Nature Playtimes




Toddler Crafts

Baby Bugs

TED Talk Tuesdays

Tuff Riders


Family Night @ NC

Hist Society Lecture


LA Choral Society

Wed 10Chit Chat & Change

FSN Fire Safety Day

Together Time


Glass Workshop

Life Drawing

Salsa Dance Lessons

Thurs 11Bike & Hike Pajarito

Yoga

Farmers Market

Rising Readers


Tuff Riders

LA Jazz Project

WR Family Free Film

Tap Dance Lessons

Fri 12EVENING OF ARTS & CULTURE Gentle Walks


Teen Council Meeting

Open Studio


“Shadow Boxer” & “FE7(CN)18” Exhibits OPEN

Sat 13National Chess Day


Warm Water Weekend

Taiji

Tuff Riders

Scientists in the Spotlight

LACW Fall Concert

AP Woodcarvers

14Bike & Hike Pajarito

Warm Water Weekend



Life Drawing

Kathak

Bharatanatyam

“Alice in Wonderland”

15Nature Playtimes



Science On Tap



Baby Bugs

Make it!

TED Talk Tuesdays

Food Preservation Class

Tuff Riders


LA Photo Club


LA Choral Society

Air Force Band & Singing Sergeants


Together Time


Glass Workshop

Life Drawing

Salsa Dance Lessons

LA Jazz Project

18Yoga

Farmers Market

HomePages

Teen Advisory Group

Rising Readers


Tuff Riders

Tap Dance Lessons

Karen Wray Gallery Exhibit Opening

19Gentle Walks


Open Studio

Impact of Fire on Jemez Mtn Bears


ACCT Musical Melodies Performance

20FALL ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR International Observe the Moon Night


Taiji

Tuff Riders

Pumpkin Splash

Square Dancing

Scarecrow Contest Begins

AP Woodcarvers

Legend:

YOUTHEVENT

ADULTEVENT

ALL AGES

SEPTEMBER 17-OCTOBER 20 #GOPLAYLA

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SunOctober21Bike & Hike Pajarito



Life Drawing

Kathak

Bharatanatyam

Sangre de Cristo Chorale Concert

Mon22National Candy Corn Week

Nature Playtimes




Baby Bugs

TED Talk Tuesdays

Tuff Riders



Piecemakers Guild Special Guest

LA Choral Society

Wed24Chit Chat & Change

Together Time


Glass Workshop

Life Drawing

Salsa Dance Lessons

Thurs25Yoga

Farmers Market

Rising Readers


Tuff Riders

Tap Dance Lessons

Fri26HALLOWEEKEND Gentle Walks


FSN Fall Party

Open Studio

Authors Speak


LA Big Band Fall Dance

Lads of Enchantment

Bike & Hike Pajarito Pajarito Mountain 75th Anniversary

Sat27HALLOWEEKEND Bike & Hike Pajarito Pajarito Mountain 75th Anniversary

Taiji

Tuff Riders

AP Woodcarvers

Geology Tour of Shiprock & El Malpais

Lads of Enchantment

28Bike & Hike Pajarito Pajarito Mountain 75th Anniversary



Life Drawing

Kathak

Bharatanatyam

Geology Tour of Shiprock & El Malpais

29Nature Playtimes

Culture On Tap




Baby Bugs

TED Talk Tuesdays


Tuff Riders


LA Choral Society


Together Time


Glass Workshop

Life Drawing

Salsa Dance Lessons

November1Yoga

Rising Readers


Tuff Riders

Free Film Series

Tap Dance Lessons

2Gentle Walks


Open Studio


LA Symphony Orchestra Concert

3LAC EMPLOYEES ARTS & CRAFTS FAIRTaiji

Bike & Outdoor Swap

Tuff Riders

Square Dancing

AP Woodcarvers

4Nature Yoga & Trail Run


Life Drawing

Kathak

Bharatanatyam

LACA Canadian Brass Performance

5Nature Playtimes

Birth Talk


Nature On Tap



Baby Bugs

TED Talk Tuesdays


Tuff Riders

Adobe Users Group


LA Choral Society

7National Stress Awareness Day

Toddler Tunes

Chit Chat & Change

Together Time

Brown Bag Concert


Glass Workshop

Life Drawing

Salsa Dance Lessons

8Yoga

Rising Readers


Tuff Riders

WR Family Free Film

Tap Dance Lessons

9Gentle Walks


Teen Council Meeting

Open Studio


10Taiji

Tuff Riders

Scientists in the Spotlight

AP Woodcarvers

FSN Special Saturdays

SEASON OF ARTS & CULTURE: OCT-NOVThis special events quick reference tool will help you see what’s happening during the Season of Arts & Culture.

For detailed information, and to find daily classes, programs and events, please refer to the other pages of this guide.

OCTOBER 20-NOVEMBER 24 #GOPLAYLA

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Sun 11VETERANS’ DAY Nature Yoga & Trail Run


Life Drawing

Kathak

Bharatanatyam

Mon 12VETERANS’ DAY OBSERVEDNature Playtimes




Toddler Crafts

Baby Bugs

TED Talk Tuesdays

Tuff Riders


Family Night @ NC


LA Choral Society

Wed 14Chit Chat & Change

Together Time


Glass Workshop

Life Drawing

Salsa Dance Lessons

Thurs 15Yoga

Rising Readers

HomePages

Teen Advisory Group


Tuff Riders

Tap Dance Lessons

Karen Wray Gallery Exhibit Opening

Fri 16Ice Rink Opening Weekend

Gentle Walks


Open Studio

Dive-In Movie


Sat 17HOLIDAY FESTIVAL Ice Rink Opening Weekend

Taiji

Warm Water Weekend

Tuff Riders

Square Dancing

AP Woodcarvers

18Warm Water Weekend



Life Drawing

Kathak

Bharatanatyam

19Nature Playtimes



Science On Tap



Baby Bugs

Make it!

TED Talk Tuesdays

Tuff Riders


LA Photo Club


LA Choral Society


Together Time


Glass Workshop

Life Drawing

Salsa Dance Lessons

22THANKSGIVING DAY HOLIDAY

23THANKSGIVING DAY HOLIDAY

Gentle Walks

Outdoor Play Day


Open Studio


FLAC Affordable Arts Show OPENS

24SHOP SMALLSATURDAY Taiji

Tuff Riders

AP Woodcarvers

Legend:

YOUTHEVENT

ADULTEVENT

ALL AGES

OCTOBER 20-NOVEMBER 24 #GOPLAYLA

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Atomic City Spy Tour Self-GuidedWhere there are secrets, there are spies. Visit historic sites around Los Alamos where the atomic spies lived, worked and played. This self-guided tour can be taken at your own pace.

Spy Tour Guides available at the Los Alamos Visitor Centervisitlosalamos.org

Homestead TourSelf-Guided Driving TourImagine yourself back in a time of isolated log buildings, fields planted with pinto beans, wagons laden with produce—every-day life for the homesteaders who lived here before the dawn of the nuclear age that brought Los Alamos to international at-tention. This driving tour will introduce you to seven sites that indi-cate where 17 of the homestead families established their farms.

Maps are available at the Los Alamos History Museum, the Visitor Centers and Los Alamos County Municipal Building

Historic Downtown Walking TourSelf-Guided Walking TourJourney through time from the days of the Ancestral Pueblo peo-ple through the atomic age on a newly revised walking tour.

Maps are available at the Los Alamos History Museum, theVisitor Centers and Los Alamos County Municipal Building,or download one at losalamoshistory.org.

Manhattan ProjectNational Historical Park

Guided Ranger Talks & ToursStop at the Park’s Visitor Center for a free Ranger talk and film, a Park Service Passport stamp, tour maps to Park assets, including Ashley Pond Park, the Los Alamos History Museum Campus, and Bradbury Science Museum. Ranger-guided talks of downtown Los Alamos historic sites are available daily.

Virtual Tour App and GameTake a virtual tour by downloading the “Los Alamos: the Secret City of the Manhattan Project” free app. The app has an aug-mented reality feature to use at locations in the historic down-town, as well as an interactive experience that places the user in the shoes of Los Alamos’ first scientists. The app provides a virtual tour of the assets of the Manhattan Project, including those “be-hind the fence” at the Los Alamos National Laboratory!nps.gov/mapr

Los Alamos Nature CenterPassport to the Pajarito Plateau Part I and IIA fun program to get people outside, exploring our beautiful trails. Pick up your passport at the Los Alamos Nature Center and start hiking! Make a crayon rubbing from the special post on each trail to “stamp” your passport, then bring it back after you’ve completed 2, 5, 8, 12, and all 16 hikes for great prizes you can use on your next adventure. losalamosnature.com

Guided Walking ToursDaily Monday - SaturdayThe 1.5-hour guided tours include information on the Ancestral Pueblo people, homesteading, the Los Alamos Ranch School, the Manhattan Project, and post-war Los Alamos, as well as vis-its to Fuller Lodge, the homestead-era Romero Cabin and, of course, the sculptures of General Leslie Groves and Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer for a photo opportunity.

11:00am, Los Alamos History Museum Guest Cottage$15 per person - 18 and under are FREElosalamoshistory.org

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Bandelier National MonumentYear of the Bird ActivitiesSeptember - Turkey Vulture & Hazards October - Great-Horned Owl & Global Bird Day and Birdblitz November - Wild Turkey & Social Media Photo Contest 2018 is the 100th anniversary of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Bandelier joins others in celebrating the importance of birds in the world. Park staff encourage everyone to visit the National Geographic website for Year of the Bird. Readers are offered the chance to “Count Me In” to receive monthly suggestions for “easy actions that can be taken to make a difference for birds and for the planet.” Bandelier will be providing related monthly activities, special press releases and Facebook posts.www.nps.gov/bandwww.nationalgeographic.org/projects/year-of-the-bird

1000 Books Before KindergartenOngoing ProgramThis is a free, fun program that encourages caregivers to share 1,000 books with their children before they enter kindergarten. You can run the program at your pace and earn prizes for every hundred books you complete. Sign up any time at the Children’s Lending Library at Fuller Lodge or White Rock Library. losalamosnm.us, click “Library”

Cover to CoverOngoing Program3-6th grade students are challenged to join our community book club. Read all 12 titles on the selected list and then meet to discuss them, both at school clubs and at the public library. Events for Cover to Cover begin in 2019, but you can start read-ing anytime. The Cover to Cover challenge runs through April. Contact the library for a full list of titles.losalamosnm.us, click “Library”

Fuller Lodge Art Center Clay ClubOngoing - Membership OnlyThe FLAC Clay Studio Users Group is focused on building a local clay community to share and maintain the Art Center’s ce-ramic space as a cooperative environment.

For more information, visit clayclub.org

Pajarito Mountain Bike & Hike& Fall Leaves Photo Op Open Weekends until October 28 Enjoy lift served access to biking and hiking. Day tickets for bikers cost $25.Day tickets for hikers cost $10.

Saturday & Sunday Lift Service 9:00am-4:00pmPajarito Mountain Cafe is open for lunch 11:00am - 2:00pmpajarito.ski

Fuller Lodge Art CenterFall Art ClassesSeptember - December Visit the website to find the class perfect for you!Kid’s Classes are available during Fall Conference Weekfullerlodgeartcenter.com

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Belisama Classes in Los Alamos Fall 2018Wednesdays, Family YMCA/Y-Express2:00-3:00pm - Starters Ages 5-122:30-4:00pm - Rubies3:30-5:00pm - Emeralds

Fridays, Family YMCA/Y-Express5:30-6:30pm - Starters Teen/Adult5:30-7:00pm - Rubies & Emeraldsbelisamadance.com

Dance Arts Los Alamos (DALA) Classes in Los AlamosFall 2018 begins September 4BALLET POINTECONTEMPORARY JAZZTAP HIP HOPMODERN MUSICAL THEATERCREATIVE MOVEMENTDANCE CONDITIONINGdanceartslosalamos.org

Life DrawingSundays & WednesdaysSundays, 10:00am-3:30pm, Fuller Lodge Art Center Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30pm, Fuller Lodge Art Center fullerlodgeartcenter.com

Kathak SundaysThis East Indian Classical Dance involves combinations of hand and foot movements set to combinations of beats. The class cov-ers hand-foot coordination, footwork, choreography, self-disci-pline and Indian culture through an artistic form of physical ex-ercise.

Beginners Class 3:00-3:30pm, The Family YMCAAdvanced Class 3:30-5:00pm, The Family YMCA$32 per month, $16 per month for Y memberslaymca.org

Bharatanatyam SundaysClassical dance from South India combines rhythm, expression, postures, and drama in an attempt to embody the divine beauty, charm, rhythms, and symbols that exist in heaven as a means of spiritual elevation.

4:00-5:00pm, The Family YMCA$32 per month, $16 per month for Y memberslaymca.org

Los Alamos County Open GymTuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays & SundaysOpen Gym programs are not held on holidays or holiday week-ends, and are subject to cancellations. Participants are required to bring their own equipment.

Sundays - Basketball, 3:30-5:15pm, Griffith GymTuesdays - Volleyball Club, 8:00-9:45pm, LAMS GymTues & Thurs - Table Tennis, 7:30-10:00pm, Betty Ehart SCTues & Thurs - Badminton, 7:30-9:45pm, Pueblo GymWednesdays - Volleyball, 8:00-9:45pm, Pueblo GymThursdays - Indoor Soccer, 8:00-9:45pm, Auxiliary GymSaturdays - Table Tennis, 9:00am-12:00pm, Betty Ehart SClosalamosnm.us, click on “Recreation”

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Los Alamos Nature CenterRegular Weekly Programs

Nature Yoga & Trail RunSundays, 11:45am - 12:45pm

Nature Playtimes for Ages 0-5Mondays, 10:00-11:00am

Nature Up CloseTuesdays - Plants, 12:00-4:30pmWednesdays - Birds & Gardens, 10:00am-12:00pmFridays - Reptiles, 2:30-3:30pmSaturday - Gardens, 10:00am-1:00pmSaturday - Backyard Wildlife Habitat Cert 2:30-4:00pm

Gentle WalksFridays, 9:00amlosalamosnature.com

Los Alamos Retired & Senior Org.Dance & Music Programs

Argentine TangoMondays, 6:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center

Ballroom DancingMondays, 7:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center

Tap DancingTuesdays, 12:00pm, White Rock Senior CenterThursdays, 1:30pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center

Line DancingTuesdays, 12:00pm, White Rock Senior CenterFridays, 9:00am, Betty Ehart Senior Center

Hillstrummers Ukulele GroupFridays, 1:30pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center

RecordersFridays, 1:30pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center

The Betty Ehart & White Rock Senior Centers are a place for adults 60+ years to socialize, learn, share meals, have fun, and support each other. If you are 50-60 years of age, a $60.00 annual membership fee is requested OR you may volunteer hours of service to our nonprofit center.losalamosseniorcenter.com

Family Strengths NetworkFamily Resource Center & Programs

Birth Talks1st Monday of the Month, 6:30-8:00pm

Autism Support Group3rd Monday of the Month, 6:00-7:30pm

Family YogaTuesdays, 9:30-10:15am

Toddler Crafts2nd Tuesday of the Month, 10:30am-12:00pm

Chit Chat & (Change) Diapers DiscussionWednesdays, 9:30-10:15am

Toddler Tunes1st Wednesday of the Month, 10:30-11:15am

Russian Language GroupSundays, 10:00am-12:00pm

FSN provides education, support groups, and activities to all types of families, parents, teens, and children.

3540 Orange Street, Los Alamoslafsn.org

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USA TaekwondoMasters’ AssociationMonday-Thursday & SaturdayThis martial art is popular with people of both genders and all ages. Physically, taeknowdo develops strength, speed, balance, flexibility and stamina.

Under 18 per Month $25Adult per Month $35Family per Month $55

Mondays, 6:00-7:30pm, Chamisa School GymnasiumTuesdays & Thursdays, 5:45-7:15pm, LAMS CafeteriaWednesdays, 6:00-7:30pm, Piñon School GymnasiumSaturdays, 8:00-10:00am, LAMS Cafeteria

Master Ron Geoffrion 505-672-1119Master Tom Lopez 505-672-9532

Scottish Country DanceMondaysThe social and ballroom dance of Scotland. Classes include jigs and reels (quick time), strathspreys (in slow time), and medleys of both quick and slow time. Wear comfortable clothes and soft-soled shoes. No partners necessary.

7:30-10:00pm, Fuller Lodge$3 per class, $35 for five months, $70 per yearMarilyn Thayer 505-662-9785 or [email protected]

Teen Center Ongoing Events (All events for teens only)

Recording Studio 101 programTuesdays, 3:30-4:30pm

Arts & Resiliency ProgramTuesdays & Thursdays, 2:30-5:00pm

Glass Fusing WorkshopsWednesdays, 3:30-5:30pmSept 5 & 19, Oct 3, 17 & 31, Nov 14 & 29, Dec 12 & 19

Teen YogaThursdays in Sept & Oct, 3:30-4:30pm

Open Studio programFridays, 3:30-5:30pm

Teen Council MeetingsSecond Friday of the Month, 4:00-5:00pm

Teen Center GSAMeets Monthly - Please check the website for details.laymca.org, click on “Teen Centers”

Music & Movement Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & SaturdaySing, dance, play instruments, use scarves and more at our mu-sic and early literacy program for ages 0-6. Caregivers, come ready to dance along!

Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:30-10:00amFuller Lodge Pajarito Room

Wednesdays & Saturdays, 9:30-10:00amWhite Rock Branch Library losalamosnm.us, click “Library”

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Tuff Riders Weekly Meets Every Tuesday, Thursday & SaturdayA community mountain bike club trying hard to maintain an at-mosphere that is fun for all skill levels. Ride categories: Easy, Slow intermediate, Intermediate, Advanced.

Every Tuesday & Thursday, 5:30pm, Sullivan FieldEvery Saturday, 9:00am, Near the RoundaboutFREE Admissiontuffriders.losalamos.com

Kundalani YogaEvery Tuesday & ThursdayThrough the use of deep breathing techniques, stretching, yoga postures and meditation, participants will achieve a state of calmness and vitality.

7:00-7:45am, Aquatic Center$3 per class, $25 per monthNoor Singh Khalsa 505-747-1476, [email protected]

Taiji in the ParkEvery Tuesday & SaturdayTaiji is slow, flowing, dance-like, exercise for health, balance and vitality.

10:00-11:00am, Ashley Pond ParkFREE for the Public

Lunchtime TED Talk Tuesdays Every TuesdayBring your lunch, watch a TED Talk, and discuss afterwards! TED Talks are devoted to spreading ideas, usually in the form of short, powerful talks. Each week’s topic is different.

12:00-1:00pm, projectY cowork FREE for the Publicprojectylosalamos.com

Los Alamos Folk Dance ClubEvery TuesdayTeaching 7:15-8:00pmDance Requests 8:00-9:30pmPerforming Arts Center$3 per night per person

Sitting QigongEvery TuesdayQigong is an ancient Chinese healthcare system that integrates physical postures, breathing techniques, and focused intention.

10:00-11:00am, The Unitarian Church

Baby Bugs Every TuesdaySit with your baby in your lap for songs, rhymes, and bounces and then stay to play. Open to ages 0-24 months.

10:05-10:30am, Fuller Lodgelosalamosnm.us, click “Library”

Los Alamos Choral SocietyEvery Tuesday beginning September 117:00pm, The United [email protected]

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Adobe Users GroupFirst Tuesdays7:00-9:00pm, Fuller Lodge Art Centerfullerlodgeartcenter.com

Los Alamos Photography ClubThird Tuesdays7:00-9:00pm, Fuller Lodge Art Centerfullerlodgeartcenter.com

Salsa Dance LessonsEvery WednesdayLearn to salsa in a fun and relaxing environment. No experience or partners necessary.

7:00-9:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior CenterFREE admissionDarrin Visarraga 505-664-0888, [email protected]

Together Time Every WednesdayA family storytime with books, songs, rhymes, and fun, ages 0-5.

10:10-10:40am, White Rock Branch Library losalamosnm.us, click “Library”

Fuller Lodge Art Center Kid’s Wednesday Art ClassesWednesdays Beginning in SeptemberClasses for 1st-3rd Graders and 4th-6th Graders.

1:00-4:00pm, Fuller Lodge Art Centerfullerlodgeartcenter.com

Rising Readers Every ThursdayHalf an hour of stories, rhymes, songs, and more for toddlers. Open to ages 2-5.

10:30-11:00am, Fuller Lodge losalamosnm.us, click “Library”

Prajna YogaEvery ThursdayReduces stress, while gaining strength, flexibility and focus. This style of yoga combines guided alignment with breath-based movement to nourish and challenge students of all levels.

5:45-6:45pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center$12 per class, $40 4-class pass, $72 8-class passSarah Gustafson 505-662-1496, [email protected]

Valles Caldera: Historic Cabin and Guided Walks Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday2:00-3:00pm, Valles Caldera National PreserveFREE Admissionnps.gov/vall

Ashley Pond WoodcarversEvery SaturdayThis is a woodcarving group/class for carvers at all levels. It is power tool oriented. Power carving, wood burning, air brushing and painting with acrylics will be taught. All tools are provided.

9:00am-12:00pm, Village Arts$6 per sessionfullerlodgeartcenter.com

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Mountain Mixer Square DancingEvery First & Third SaturdaySquare dancing is often called “friendship set to music.” Join us for a fun evening of socializing, exercising and dancing. No experience necessary.

6:00-9:00pm, White Rock Activity Center$5 per classMarlene & Tom Kelley 505-672-9684, [email protected]

Bandelier National MonumentRegular Weekly Programs

Guided Main Loop Trail WalksSeptember - Daily 10:30am & 2:00pm

Fall Night SeriesSeptember - Friday & Saturday Evenings and Sunday Nights

Frijoles Canyon Special FeaturesSeptember 22 - Night WalksSeptember 29 - Bat StrollsContact the Visitor Center for dates and times505-672-3861x517losalamosnature.com

LPGA Girls for Golf Program September 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, October 6Includes mentoring, coaching, and clinics by a former LPGA tour player.

11:00am-12:00pm, Los Alamos County Golf CourseFREE Admission, Open to ages 6-17Register at girlsgolf.org/findPro Shop at 505-662-8139 for more information.

National Food Bank Week September 4-7Give what you can! Food collected is donated to LA Cares Food Bank to help families in need who reside in Los Alamos County. Help a neighbor, friend, coworker, or child by making a non-perishable food donation.

Collection all week, during normal business hours.Aquatic Center, Municipal Building, Golf Course, andWhite Rock Branch Librarylosalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

Authors SpeakSeptember 5 - Scott EinbergerAuthor of “With Distance in His Eyes - a Biography of Stewart Udall.”

7:00pm, Fuller Lodgelosalamosnm.us, click “Library”

Wind Sculpture Art DedicationSeptember 6

10:30am, Mesa Public Library, Outside near the Skate Park

FREE Film Series September 6 - Breakfast at Tiffany’sOctober 4 - The Third ManNovember 1 - Roman HolidayWe provide the refreshments - all you have to do is sit back and enjoy the show!

6:30-8:30pm, White Rock Branch Librarylosalamosnm.us, click “Library”

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Scientists in the SpotlightSeptember 8, October 13, November 10 Lab scientists are available at the Museum to share their favorite S.T.E.M. topics in fun, hands-on activities.

11:00am-1:00pm

Valles Caldera National PreserveFiesta en el ValleSeptember 8Visitors will get the inside scoop on Park Ranger favorite hikes, the best ways to recreate on the preserve, and easy ways to keep yourself and your loved ones safe in the outdoors.

12:00pm-4:00pmValles Caldera National Preserve Visitor Contact StationFREE Admissionnps.gov/vall

Family Night at the Nature Center sponsored by Kiwanis ClubSeptember 11, October 9, November 136:00pm, Los Alamos Nature CenterFREE Admission losalamosnature.com

The Karen Wray Gallery: Solo Exhibition“What is Rayonism and Orphism”September 13 - Opening Reception5:00-7:00pm, The Karen Wray GalleryFREE Admissionkarenwrayfineart.com

FREE Family Film Series September 13 - The Jungle BookOctober 11 - Sgt. Stubby: An American HeroNovember 8 - Hotel Transylvania 3Join us for a free family friendly film in the multipurpose room at the White Rock Branch Library. We provide the refreshments - all you have to do is sit back and enjoy the show!

6:30pm, White Rock Branch LibraryFREE Admissionlosalamosnm.us, click on “Library”

Plein Air Painters of New MexicoPaint Out September 14-16Reception Sept 22PAPNM is coming to Los Alamos to paint out beautiful vistas. If you are a painter, you are encouraged to become a member and paint a piece for the show September 30-October 6. papnm.org

Los Alamos Little Theater presents“Silent Sky” by Lauren Gunderson

September 14, 15, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29 The true story of Henrietta Leavitt, who began work at the Har-vard College Observatory in the early 1900s when women were not allowed to touch a telescope or expected to express an original idea. “Silent Sky” explores a woman’s place in soci-ety during a time of immense scientific discoveries, when wom-en’s ideas were dismissed until men claimed credit for them.

Fridays & Saturdays at 7:30pmSundays at 2:00pmGeneral Admission $14/Students & Seniors $12lalt.org

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Los Alamos Nature CenterPlanetarium ShowsEnjoy 360 degrees of immersive entertainment that offers a sen-sory experience unlike any other. Not recommended for chil-dren under the age of four.

Finding a Larger Universe, Part 1 September 14, 7:00pm

Feature Film: National Parks AdventureSeptember 15, 2:00pm

Autumnal Equinox and its Connections to HarvestSeptember 21, 7:00pm

Feature Film: Incoming!September 22, 2:00-2:25pm

Explosive Astronomy: Supernova, Neutron Stars, Pulsars and QuasarsSeptember 28, 7:00pm

Feature Film: Exploding UniverseSeptember 29, 2:00-2:45pm

Admission $6/adult, $4/childlosalamosnature.com

Family Strengths NetworkSpecial SaturdaysSeptember 15, November 10Special Saturdays is for children with developmental or physical special needs. The program provides fun activities for kids and a break for parents. Each session includes activities and snacks. Enrollment is limited. Different Saturdays may be appropriate for different children.

10:00 to 12:00 (elementary aged)1:00 to 3:00 (teens)Family Strengths Network$10/session. Financial aid available – please ask! lafsn.org

Warm Water Weekends September 15 & 16October 13 & 14November 17 & 18The Olympic pool temperature is raised to 84°- 85°F for the weekend.

Saturdays, 10:00am-5:00pmSundays, 1:00-5:00pmAquatic Centerlosalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

Teen Center Welcoming WeekSeptember 15-23 Welcoming Week celebrates the growing movement of commu-nities that fully embrace new Americans and their contributions to the social fabric of our country. It’s a chance for neighbors - both immigrants and US-born residents - to get to know one another and celebrate what unites us as a community! Activities include: Multi-cultural food tasting; Interactive maps, last name explora-tion and hand prints banner tracking where teen members are from; Dance demonstrations; International Animated Film Festi-val; Teen voter registration September 25th; and more!

Please check the website for details.laymca.org, click on “Teen Centers”

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Bandelier National MonumentOpera on the RocksSeptember 15Join this celebration of arts in our National Parks, brought to you by the Santa Fe Opera Guild, Bandelier National Monu-ment, and Atomic City Transit. Food and wine vendors, as well as activities for youth will be provided. Handicap Parking Only. All others must take the free shuttle. Shuttles available at White Rock Visitor Center and Sullivan Field parking lot.

3:00-4:00pm - Shuttles Depart7:30pm - Shuttles ReturnGuild Member $10/family (up to 4) $25Non-Guild Member; $15/ family ( up to 4) $40.nps.gov/bandwww.guildsofsfo.org/LA

Los Alamos Nature CenterSpecial Programs

Wildflower WalkSeptember 17, 5:30pm

Treasures of the EarthSeptember 19, 1:00-3:00pm

Hydroelectric Generator TourSeptember 21, 8:45am-2:00pmAdvance registration required

Fall Equinox Potluck Dinner & Moonlight HikeSeptember 23, 5:00-8:30pm

Trekking in PatagoniaSeptember 25, 7:00pm

A Brief History of Fiber in New MexicoOctober 2, 7:00pm

Impact of Fires on Jemez Bear PopulationsOctober 19, 7:00pm

Geology Tour of Shiprock & El MalpaisOctober 27-28Advance registration requiredlosalamosnature.com

Music & Movement at Ashley Pond Park September 18 & 20Join us for super special sessions of Music & Movement at the Ashley Pond bandstand. There will be fun outdoor play story-times afterwards.

Begins at 9:30am, Ashley Pond Parklosalamosnm.us, click “Library”

Make It! September 18, October 16, November 20Learn a new technique, make something pretty, and enjoy craft-ing with friends and family. Ages 8 to 108.

5:30pm, White Rock Branch Library, Multi-Purpose Roomlosalamosnm.us, click “Library”

Photo courtesy of the LA Daily Post

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Talk Like a Pirate WeekSeptember 18-23Pirate floats, Killer Bee Isle, and a pirate movie in the classroom.September 19, 1:00-5:00pm, Aquatic Center

Pirate costumes, pirate loot, and pirate movies.September 15, 22, 29, 12:30pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center

Treasure Hunt - Make a treasure chest and fill it with loot.September 19 & 20, All Day, Nature Center

Kids & families dig for treasure, make crafts, play dress-up, and play with pirate toys.September 20, 10:00am-1:00pmFamily Strengths Network

losalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

Los Alamos Historical SocietyLecture Series: Andrew Wulf“Cold War Cultural Diplomacy”September 18Author of U.S. International Exhibitions During the Cold War: Winning Hearts and Minds through Cultural Diplomacy, Wulf examines the issue of cultural diplomacy in the Cold War through the exhibitions sent abroad to “tell America’s story” with the goal of “winning hearts and minds.” See America constantly reimag-ined itself at the height of the Cold War.

7:00pm, Fuller Lodge Art Centerlosalamoshistory.org

HomePages September 20, October 18, November 15Kids age 6-12 are invited to our homeschoolers book club. We discuss Newbery and Caldecott winners. Contact the Library for a schedule of titles.

1:30-2:15pm, White Rock Branch Librarylosalamosnm.us, click “Library”

Teen Advisory Group (TAG)September 20, October 18, November 15Nerd out about the best new books first. Middle and high school students are invited to join in the books, snacks, and hanging out fun.

3:45-4:45pm, Fuller Lodge Throne Roomlosalamosnm.us, click “Library”

Pajarito Mountain Equinox DaysSeptember 20Enjoy lift served access to biking and hiking, as well as beer from Bathtub Row Brewing, and live music.

DISCOUNTED tickets for bikers cost $15.DISCOUNTED bike rentals cost $50.Tickets for hikers cost $10.

Lift Service: 4:00 - 7:00pmpajarito.ski

Food Preservation Class:Pressure Canning Meats & Jerky MakingSeptember 201:00-4:00pm, Church of Christ$15 per class - Pre-registration requiredSponsored by the NMSU Extension Office Call Desaree Jimenez at 662-2656

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Rosalie Heller Annual Memorial Lecture in Music,featuring Bill McGlaughlin“Remembering Lenny”September 227:30pm, Fuller LodgeFREE Admissionlosalamosartscouncil.org

Bandelier National MonumentNational Public Lands Day September 22No entry fee at NPS Sites Nation-wide15% discounts at bookstores and gift shops nps.gov/band

Family Strengths NetworkLucky Ducky Day CarnivalSeptember 2210:00am-2:00pm, Family Strengths NetworkFREE Admissionlafsn.org

National Checkers Day September 23Enjoy giant and small games of checkers in the park!

12:00-3:00pm, Piñon ParkFREE Admissionlosalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

Los Alamos Piecemakers Quilt GuildSeptember 25 - Special Guest Maggie Ball7:00pm, White Rock Presbyterian ChurchFREE Admissionlosalamos.com/lap

Proclamation: Arts & Culture MonthSeptember 256:00pm, County Council Chambers, Municipal Building

17th Annual National Women’s Health & Fitness DaySeptember 26Join more than 50,000 women of all ages nationwide and par-ticipate in local health events! Check online for information.

losalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

Los Alamos Concert AssociationBrentano String Quartet withYekown Sunwoo, Gold Medal PianistSeptember 287:00pm, Duane Smith Auditorium$30 per person in advance, $40 per person at the doorNot open to children under 6 years.losalamosconcert.org

Teen Center Safe Homecoming EventsSeptember 29 An alternative evening of activities for those not attending the High School’s dance. Come by at 7pm for games and snacks, or drop in after the dance for pizza at 11pm! You can also join us at the Reel Deal for the Midnight movie!

7:00-11:00pm, Teen Center12:00am, Reel Deal Theater laymca.org, click on “Teen Centers”

Pajarito Mountain Ullr FestSeptember 29Come pray to the Norse God of snow for a good ski season in 2018-19, and have some fun! Ullr Fest features a New Mexico Brewfest, live music, and more!

Enjoy lift served access to biking and hiking. Day tickets - bikers cost $25/hikers cost $10.

9:00am - 7:00pmLift Runs 9:00am - 3:00pmpajarito.ski

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Family Strengths NetworkParenting the Love & Logic Way

Parents of Grade K-6Tuesdays, October 9 - November 6, 6:30-8:30pm

Parents of Early ChildhoodThursdays, October 4 - November 1, 6:00-7:30pm

Love & Logic High SchoolSaturdays, September 29 - November 3, 8:15-10:30am

This parenting series is an evidence-based course designed to help you raise self-reliant children.

Family Strength Network, 3540 Orange StreetFREE Admission - Registration Requiredlafsn.org

Los Alamos Public Schools FoundationTaste of Knowledge 2018 September 30

Includes South American specialties prepared by Pig+Fig, hand-selected South American wine pairings to accompany each food station, live entertainment, silent and live auctions, and a keepsake wineglass. Proceeds benefit Los Alamos Public Schools’ teachers, staff, students and facilities.

6:00-9:00pm, Pig + Fig Restaurant, 11 Sherwood Blvd.$75 per personPurchase tickets at TOK2018.eventbrite.comlapsfoundation.com

Brown Bag Series:Kathleen Neher String QuartetOctober 312:00-1:00pm, Fuller Lodge FREE admission losalamosartscouncil.org

National Golf Lovers DayOctober 4Come out to the Los Alamos Golf Course for kid’s games and an adult prize wheel!

9:00am-6:00pm, Golf Course losalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

Bandelier National MonumentNight Sky FiestaOctober 4-6Special programs, guest speakers, solar viewing, kids activi-ties, and giant telescopes! 3 days of celebrating Bandelier’s beautiful night skies.

Events All Day nps.gov/band

Sage Concert SeriesOctober 57:00pm, Unitarian Church of Los AlamosFREE admissionuulosalamos.org

Community Sing-along October 5The Library is partnering with the Los Alamos Little Theater to cre-ate a sing-along for everyone, featuring a beloved musical from the 1950s or ‘60s. The name of the musical will be announced in early September. Come in costume!

7:00pm, Performing Arts Center, 1670 Nectar Streetlosalamosnm.us, click “Library”

LAPS Foundation and Pig+Fig Cafe present

$75 per person

Includes South American special�es prepared by Pig+Fig, hand-selected South American wine pairings to accompany each food sta�on, live entertainment, silent and live auc�ons, and a keepsake wineglass. Proceeds benefit Los Alamos Public Schools’ teachers, staff, students and facili�es.

Taste of Knowledge 2018 a South American Food and Wine Exploration

September 30, 6:00-9:00pm Pig+Fig Café, 11 Sherwood Blvd.

LAPS Foundation and Pig+Fig Cafe present

$75 per person

Includes South American special�es prepared by Pig+Fig, hand-selected South American wine pairings to accompany each food sta�on, live entertainment, silent and live auc�ons, and a keepsake wineglass. Proceeds benefit Los Alamos Public Schools’ teachers, staff, students and facili�es.

Taste of Knowledge 2018 a South American Food and Wine Exploration

September 30, 6:00-9:00pm Pig+Fig Café, 11 Sherwood Blvd.

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Bandelier National MonumentFall Fiesta October 6Fall Fiesta includes craft booths with Pueblo artists selling their traditional work, live raptors from the Santa Fe Raptor Center, and Pueblo dances.

11:00am - 3:00pm, Bandelier Visitor Center nps.gov/band

LAPS Choirs October Pumpkin PatchOctober 6-31Bring your friends, bring your family, bring your class! Come one, come all and find your perfect pumpkin at the Patch!

Open 7 Days a WeekCanyon School Complex Parking Lot, 1100 4th [email protected] on Facebook

Los Alamos Historical SocietyLecture Series: Ned O’Malia“The Spirit of Place: Sacred Northern New Mexico”October 9Northern New Mexico is home to a diversity of spiritual tradi-tions: Catholic, Protestant, Eastern, Native American, new age and communal. Spiritual and social communes rapidly devel-oped in the mountains of north central New Mexico. This illus-trated PowerPoint lecture reviews the many traditional and con-temporary spiritual communities. We end with a focus on the reasons why so many spiritual groups have been attracted to this unique portion of New Mexico.

7:00pm, Fuller Lodgelosalamoshistory.org

Family Strengths NetworkFire Safety DayOctober 1010:30am-12:00pm, Family Strengths NetworkFREE Admissionlafsn.org

Los Alamos Jazz ProjectOctober 11Masterclass 4:00-6:00pmLA Community Music Center (LAMA)

Student & Master Performers7:00-10:00pm, UnQuarked Wine RoomFREE Admission

Evening of Arts & CultureOctober 12See page 5 for more information.

5:00-9:00pm, Creative District Downtown Los AlamosFREE Admissionlosalamosartscouncil.org

Fuller Lodge Art CenterArt Gallery & Portal ShowsMain Gallery - “Shadow Boxer”Portal Gallery - “Fe7(CN)18”

October 12 - Opening ReceptionWe are asking artists to render their battle with shadows and imaginary enemies through art. In addition, local artist Michael Redondo will be opening his solo show in the Portal Gallery, consisting of cyanotype photographs of people and places in and around Los Alamos. Meet the artists, listen to music by cellist Joy Charles, and help yourself to free refreshments.

5:00-7:00pm - Reception, Fuller Lodge Art Center fullerlodgeartcenter.com

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National Chess Day October 13Enjoy giant and small games of chess in the park!

12:00-3:00pm, East ParkFREE Admissionlosalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

Los Alamos Community WindsFall ConcertOctober 13“Travelogue of the Americas” featuring Aaron Copeland, John Philip Sousa, and more!

7:00pm, Crossroads Bible ChurchFREE admission - $10 suggested donationlacw.org

Dances of India presentsAlice in Indian WonderlandOctober 14This is a charity event and all proceeds will go to a Y program that benefits under served populations of the world.

4:00pm, Duane Smith Auditorium$10 per person 12 and up, $5 children 5-11Children under 5 FREE

Air Force Band & Singing SergeantsOctober 16Based in Washington, D.C., The United States Air Force Con-cert Band is the premier symphonic wind ensemble of the United States Air Force. Together with the Singing Sergeants, the offi-cial chorus of the United States Air Force, these groups represent the U.S. Air Force and our country as part of The United States Air Force Band. Both groups frequently perform for national tele-vision broadcasts and online videos, including the Band’s an-nual holiday flash mobs, which have been viewed by millions worldwide.

7:00pm, Duane Smith AuditoriumFREE admission

Los Alamos Jazz Project &Los Alamos Middle SchoolFall Jazz ConcertOctober 176:00-9:00pm, Duane Smith AuditoriumFREE Admission

The Karen Wray Gallery: ExhibitKate O’Donnell and Ann Marie TrappOctober 18 - Opening Reception5:00-7:00pm, The Karen Wray GalleryFREE Admissionkarenwrayfineart.com

Atomic City Children’s TheaterMusical Melodies PerformanceOctober 197:00pm, Topper “Black Box” TheaterFundraiser concertatomiccitychildrenstheater.com

The Los Alamos Community Winds Ted Vives, Musical and Artistic Director Present

S a t u r d a y , O c t o b e r 13 , 2 0 1 8 , 7 : 0 0 p . m . C r o s s r o a d s B i b l e C h u r c h F r e e A d m i s s i o n S u g g e s t e d D o n a t i o n , $ 1 0 . 0 0 p e r g u e s t

V i s i t o u r w e b s i t e a t w w w . l a c w . o r g

Featuring Hoe Down from “Rodeo”- Aaron Copland New York Hippodrome March - John Philip Sousa Danzas Cubanas - Bob Sheldon Agua’s Whelm - Cory McBride Overture on Canadian Folksongs - Patrick Burns Postcard from Machu Picchu - Dirk Brossé Danzon No. 2 - Arturo Márquez Pacific Island Fantasy - Sammy Nestico

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Teen Center Halloween EventsOctoberJoin us for pumpkin carving, Halloween-themed glass art work-shop, Face painting and body art, Halloween party, and more!

Check the website for more information! laymca.org, click on “Teen Centers”

“Coco” Pumpkin Splash & Halloween CarnivalOctober 20Diving for pumpkins, carnival games, a cupcake walk and sev-eral fun carnival activities. Join us for this fun Halloween event, and dress up as your favorite “Coco” character! Pumpkin retrieval begins at 12pm.

Saturday, 10:00am -1:00pm, Aquatic Center$7.00 per person/per pumpkin - Ticket sales begin October 1Limit: 150 participantslosalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

Bandelier National MonumentInternat’l Observe the Moon Night October 20Take a trip to the moon. Join us for a night of lunar discovery with a ranger talk and observing the moon through telescopes, binoculars, and visually.

7:00-10:00pm, Juniper Campground Amphitheaternps.gov/band

Scarecrow ContestOctober 20-November 1Scarecrows grace the streetlights along Central Avenue during the week before Halloween each year. Prizes are awarded to the scarecrows for their creativity and seasonal spirit. losalamosartscouncil.org

Sangre de Cristo ChoraleMusic of the People ConcertOctober 21Join us in our 41st Season for our October concert, featuring music of Bartòk, Brahms, Copland, Parker, and others.

4:00pm, The United Church$20 per person in advance, $25 per person at the doorStudents FREE

National Candy Corn Day October 22-30Can you guess the number of Candy Corn in the jars located at the various facilities? Prizes awarded on Halloween – Wednes-day, October 31 to the top three “guesses” closest to the number of candy corn in the Jar at each facility (without going over).

Aquatic Center, Golf Course, The Zone at Mesa Public Library, White Rock Branch Library, Social Services Office and the Fuller Lodge Art CenterFREE Admissionlosalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

Los Alamos Piecemakers Quilt GuildOctober 23 - Special Guest Melody Crust7:00pm, White Rock Presbyterian ChurchFREE Admissionlosalamos.com/lap

Family Strengths NetworkFall PartyOctober 26Halloween fun at FSN! There will be cookie decorating, pump-kin painting, costume parade, games and more. Wear your cos-tume and bring a dish to share for the potluck.

10:30am-1:00pm, Family Strengths NetworkFREE Admissionlafsn.org

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Halloweekend: Trick-or-Treat on MainStreetOctober 26 4:00-6:00pm, Los Alamos DowntownFREE admissionlosalamosmainstreet.com

Los Alamos Big Band Fall DanceOctober 267:00-9:00pm, Fuller LodgeFREE Admission

Authors SpeakOctober 26 - Peter PesicAuthor of “Music and the Making of Modern Science” and “Polyphonic Minds” will talk about his writing in a special pre-sentation in partnership with Ghost Ranch.

6:30pm, Ghost Ranch Library, Abiquiu, NMlosalamosnm.us, click “Library”

The Lads of Enchantment &The Santa Fe HarmonizersFall ConcertOctober 26 & 27With special guests, International Award Winning “Clutch”7:30pm, The United Church$15 per person, $5 per student

Pajarito Mountain 75th Anniversary of the Los Alamos Ski ClubOctober 26-28 The Los Alamos Ski Club is celebrating 75 years. Come join in on the festivities and learn about the history and influences of Pajarito Mountain! There will be dinner with speakers, to cele-brate and acknowledge the efforts of our founders and volun-teers, a historical photo montage and the installation of historical plaques around the mountain.

Enjoy lift served access to biking and hiking. Day tickets for bikers cost $25.Day tickets for hikers cost $10.

Daily 9:00am - 3:00pm, Visit the website for more detailspajarito.ski

Halloweekend: Annual Pumpkin GlowOctober 2710:00am-12:00pm - Carving Demo at Smith’s Marketplace6:00-9:00pm - Pumpkin Glow at Fuller Lodge East LawnFREE admission losalamosartscouncil.org

Los Alamos Symphony OrchestraBerlioz’s “Symphonie Fantastique”November 27:00pm, Crossroads Bible ChurchFREE admission

Los Alamos Concert AssociationCanadian BrassNovember 44:00pm, Duane Smith Auditorium$30 per person in advance, $40 per person at the doorNot open to children under 6 years.losalamosconcert.org

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National Stress Awareness DayNovember 7Join us and some local agencies for some good old fashioned self-care activities aimed at raising our awareness about the detrimental toll unmanaged stress can take. Why not treat your-self to some immune boosting dessert like dark chocolate, get some exercise, explore mindfulness, or even pet your dog or cat.losalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

Brown Bag Series: Natasha StojanovskaNovember 712:00-1:00pm, Fuller Lodge FREE admission losalamosartscouncil.org

Bandelier National MonumentVeterans’ Day November 11No entry fee at NPS Sites Nation-widenps.gov/band

Veterans’ Day at the Aquatic CenterNovember 12Open 1:00-4:00pm, Aquatic CenterFREE admission for veterans on November 11 & 12.losalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

The Karen Wray Gallery: Annual Group Christmas ShowNovember 15 - Opening Reception5:00-7:00pm, The Karen Wray GalleryFREE Admissionkarenwrayfineart.com

Dive-In MovieNovember 16 - Incredibles 26:30pm - Aquatic Center Doors Open7:00-9:00pm - Movie Time$5 per person Ticket sales open October 22. Limited tickets available. losalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

Ice Rink Opening Weekend November 16-17Opening Weekend & Pre-Thanksgiving fun on ice! Use a fro-zen turkey or Cornish game hen to knock down bowling pins and win prizes or your Thanksgiving dinner! Win fun prizes, like frozen turkeys, gift certificates, 10-punch skate passes, and hot cocoa or coffee!

Friday, 7:00pm - 9:00pmSaturday, 6:00pm - 8:00pm Los Alamos Ice Rink$6.50 – Age 6 & Older, $2.50 – Age 5 & Under $1 per bird for Turkey Bowling losalamosnm.us, click “Recreation”

Fuller Lodge Art CenterAffordable Arts ShowOpens November 23Affordable Arts will start to go up inside the Fuller Lodge Art Cen-ter on November 12. The gallery will be under construction with new merchandise and displays coming in. But we will be open and all items will still be shop-able! Bear with us as we make these changes. It will be worth it on our Black Friday Opening!fullerlodgeartcenter.com

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Visit Bandelier National Monumentonline at NPS.GOV/BAND

Visit the Valles Caldera NationalPreserve online at NPS.GOV/VALL

Visit the Manhattan Project NationalHistorical Park online at NPS.GOV/MAPR

Manhattan Project National Historical ParkOne of the few National Parks that focuses on American science, technology and industry during WWII, the Manhattan Project sites interpret the social and cultural life of the individuals and families that lived and worked in the “secret cities,” as well as the structures associated with the research and production of the atomic bomb.

Bandelier National MonumentBandelier provides an opportunity to explore Ancestral Pueblo dwellings, broad mesas and steep-walled canyons where ladders provide access to small-carved dwellings built in natural recesses, as well as 33,000 acres of designated wilderness ranging from 5,000 feet to 10,000 feet above sea level, including a wide variety of outdoor activities. You can also explore the Bandelier Museum Exhibit, where Ancestral Pueblo pottery, tools and artifacts of daily life are on display.

Valles Caldera National PreserveThe Valles Caldera offers 54+ miles of trails and 30+ miles of trout streams. There is managed public access for many activities, including elk and turkey hunting, fishing, horse-back riding, hiking, biking, van tours, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, sleigh rides, environmental education, and photographic adventures.

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FIND MORE RESOURCES AT THE Local Visitor CentersWhether a local or a visitor... Located on the Jemez Mountain Trail National Scenic Byway, Los Alamos is at the heart of New Mexico recreation, with added cultural & historical significance. Come in to find everything you need to enjoy the area - things to do, places to stay, where to eat, and local shopping. Find maps, local and regional information, and more at each of our three Visitor Centers.

...findoutmoreaboutwhatyoucandoinLosAlamos!

Discover Los Alamos operates two Visitor Centers in Los Alamos County staffed by friendly, knowledgeable peo-ple who will help you with maps, guides, brochures, and invaluable advice to help you make the most of your visit.

Los Alamos Visitor Center1-800-444-0707 | 505-662-8105109 Central Park SquareLos Alamos, New Mexico 87544 Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 5:00pmSaturday: 9:00am – 4:00pmSunday: 10:00am – 3:00pm

Find us online at visitlosalamos.org.

White Rock Visitor Center1-800-444-0707 | 505-662-8105115 NM-4White Rock, New Mexico 87547 Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 5:00pmSaturday: 9:00am – 4:00pmSunday: 10:00am – 3:00pm

Manhattan ProjectNational Historical ParkVisitor Center505-661-6277475 20th StreetLos Alamos, NM 87544Hours: 9:00–4:00 Daily

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Park in any of the Library or Senior Center Parking Lotsand walk along the paths to the lower-level, east entrance.

The Book Drop is OPEN, and you can access Library servicesat the lower-level, east entrance. The Main Library Lobby

and the Friends Bookstore are CLOSED.

Access servicesdownstairs inThe ZONE, at the lower-level, east entrance.

Main Lobby and Friends of the Library

Bookstore CLOSED

Mesa Public Library IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

August 20 - Early DecemberLimited programs and services will be provided during construction

Access to library materials in Los Alamos will largely be provid-ed in the Zone (the approximately 3,000 square feet of space in the Youth Services area of the library currently used for pro-grams). The area will be open to the public and provide limited services during the closure.

The Zone Hours of Operation:Mon 12-7 Tue-Thu 10-7 Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 Sun 12-5

White Rock Branch Library will remain OPEN normal hours.All regular adult and children’s programs will continue to be held, but in alternate locations. Please see our calendar for specifics.

What services will be offered in the Zone?

• Pick up location for items on hold• Assistance with placing holds and

downloading digital materials• Browsing collection• Current newspapers and magazines • Limited Public Computing and Printing

What services will be offered out of Fuller Lodge?

• Children’s Programming• Children’s Lending Library - M-F 10am-1pm

Get up-to-date informationabout the project at:LIBRARYIMPROVEMENTSPROJECT.US

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CONTRIBUTING ORGANIZATIONS

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1. Visit all three local National Parks2. Cheer on the Toppers at the Homecoming football game3. Learn about our Cold War history at the Bethe House4. Walk the Perimeter Trail in the fall leaves5. Attend the Evening of Arts & Culture6. Learn about the stars at the Nature Center Planetarium7. Go to the Dive-In Movie at the Aquatic Center8. Have a picnic with a friend at Ashley Pond Park9. Learn to talk like a pirate10. Enjoy live music at a local brewery11. Shop for the holidays at a local Arts and Crafts Fair12. Learn to play an instrument13. Ride your bike with a friend at the Skate Park14. Catch a pumpkin at the Pumpkin Splash15. Learn to play golf16. Take a food preservation class17. Get your chile roasted at the Farmer’s Market18. Attend a special performance at Duane Smith Auditorium19. Take your dog to a dog park20. Come to Ullr Fest at Pajarito Mountain21. Visit the Children’s Lending Library at Fuller Lodge22. Dress up as your favorite character for Trick-or-Treat on MainStreet23. Ride the Downtown Circulator Bus24. Thank a veteran25. Solve a puzzle at Bradbury Science Museum

26. Do Taiji in the park27. Take pictures of the flowers around downtown28. Listen to the elk bugle at the Valles Caldera29. Ride the Lift and bike or hike Pajarito Mountain30. Pick fruit and share them with your neighbors31. Carve a pumpkin for the Pumpkin Glow32. Help a community member in need33. Thank a teacher at your school34. Participate in the Open Gym program35. Learn about local culture at the Fall Fiesta at Bandelier36. Lower your stress by visiting the puppies & kittens at the Animal Shelter37. Sign up for an art class and learn something new38. Make s’mores with your family39. Photograph a beautiful sunset40. Participate in the Homecoming or Winterfest parade41. Learn about the history of Fuller Lodge42. Go swimming on Warm Water Weekend 43. Thank a fireman or a police officer44. Join a dance class45. Attend a play at the Historic Performing Arts Center 46. Vote in the General Election47. Read a new book48. Volunteer at your child’s or neighborhood school49. Learn about the Year of the Bird50. Hashtag your photos #GoPlayLA and #LoveLosAlamos

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