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There are a number of us who do not have family or have them in town. Let's have a meal together! Usually my Daughter and I fly to Chicago for the food, snow and shopping! It would be nice to spend the holidays here with the friends we've made. Of Course, Children of all ages are welcome. Buffet p ...More

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There are a number of us who do not have family or have them in town. Let's have a meal together! Usually my Daughter and I fly to Chicago for the food, snow and shopping! It would be nice to spend the holidays here with the friends we've made. Of Course, Children of all ages are welcome. Buffet price: $29.95 per person (Seniors and Children under 12 discounted)

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Back by popular demand ÂÂ- a driving and walking tour of the Christmas Eve luminarias. If you've never seen the luminarias on Christmas Eve, you should plan to see them. Christmas Eve in New Mexico is spectacular. It happens only one day a year. Don't miss it. On our tour we're going to stop a ...More

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Back by popular demand ÂÂ- a driving and walking tour of the Christmas Eve luminarias. If you've never seen the luminarias on Christmas Eve, you should plan to see them. Christmas Eve in New Mexico is spectacular. It happens only one day a year. Don't miss it. On our tour we're going to stop at Old Town, Claire Court, Solar Avenue, and a couple other unique neighborhoods. While at Old Town, we'll get out of the cars and probably spend an hour walking around. Be sure to bundle up as it can get pretty chilly down there. This event is being organized by Dave D. Here are some of my pictures from past years. Meet me at Mimi's Cafe on Jefferson and I-25 at 6:30 PM, or come at 5:00 and join us for dinner. From there we'll organize into carpools for the tour. If anyone has access to a large passenger van, please let me know. Kids are welcome as long as they can handle walking in the cold. Be sure to bring a camera and maybe a thermos of your favorite hot beverage. When you RSVP, please indicate if youÂÂ'll be joining us for dinner. Dinner at 5pm Luminarias at 6.30pm This is my birthday, so I may not be there. Look for Dave and contact him with any questions.

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National Newspaper Association Annual Convention & Trade Show
Industry:
Associations

Dat and Location:
Sep 22 - Sep 25, 2011
Site to be announced
Albuquerque, NM - United States
Contact:
Cindy Joy-Rodgers,Sls. & Conv. Planner
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National Newspaper Association Annual Convention & Trade Show
Industry:
Associations

Dates and Location:
Sep 22 - Sep 25, 2011
Site to be announced
Albuquerque, NM - United States
Contact:
Cindy Joy-Rodgers,Sls. & Conv. Planner
Natl. Newspaper Assn.
134 Neff Annex
Columbia, MO 65211
Phone: (573) 882-5800
Fax: (573) 884-5490
Email: cindyjoy-rodgers@nna.org
URL: 3029

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Internationally accalimed soprano Jessica Rivera, along with fellow former Santa Fe Opera apprentices tenor Jason Salyden and baritone Corey Mckern, will be heard in the popular holiday concert, Arias, Carols, and Songs. The program features opera and sacred works as well as music of the season. T ...More

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Internationally accalimed soprano Jessica Rivera, along with fellow former Santa Fe Opera apprentices tenor Jason Salyden and baritone Corey Mckern, will be heard in the popular holiday concert, Arias, Carols, and Songs. The program features opera and sacred works as well as music of the season. The singers will be joined by pianist Kirt Pavitt, violinist David Felberg, and trumpeter Brynn Rector. The Albuquerque concert is schduled for Sunday, December 13 at 7:00 PM at Immanuel Presbyterian Church, 114 Carlisle SE. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Seating begins at 6:30 PM and is on a first come first served basis. First Community Bank is the sponsor.

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This backpacking trip will lead us into the Enchanted Forest, which is 3 miles East of Red River. By this time, there should be several inches to a couple of feet of snow along the length of the trail, and we will camp out on the snow, in the trees, a little ways off the trail. This trip will requ ...More

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This backpacking trip will lead us into the Enchanted Forest, which is 3 miles East of Red River. By this time, there should be several inches to a couple of feet of snow along the length of the trail, and we will camp out on the snow, in the trees, a little ways off the trail. This trip will require the use of snowshoes, and we will take the winding trails through beautiful forest and small meadows to areas with views of the Latir Wilderness, Gold Hill and Wheeler Peak. Warning, due to winter conditions this trip is not for beginners or people who have no winter camping experience. There is the very real possibility of extreme cold, heavy snows and strong winds. All Yes RSVP's are subject to the organizer's approval. On Friday we will plan to snowshoe in less than a quarter mile to set up camp. I recommend arriving early so that you have time to make it to camp and set up your tent before it gets dark. There is an outhouse available at the trailhead, but there will be no facilities for the remainder of the trip. On Saturday morning we will head out for 2.8 miles along flat to moderate terrain, passing views of the Latir Wilderness, to set up camp with a view of Gold Hill. There will then be an optional day snowshoe hike of 1.2 miles round trip to get a view of Wheeler Peak. Although very short, this portion of the trail is steep. Our elevation at the trailhead is 9800 feet, we will cross 10,000 feet on our way to set up camp on Saturday, then drop down to 9800 again where we set up camp. For the day hike we will get near 10,000 feet again. Anyone who wants to XC ski with us instead of snowshoe is welcome to do so, but the trail we are following is not a groomed ski trail, so you will be breaking a new trail. Also, going uphill on skis with a heavy pack will be extremely difficult and may require skins. There will be no running water, so you must bring and carry all the water you need for the trip. Take precautions to avoid having your water freeze, especially overnight. Just because it is a short trip, don't assume you won't need much water -- dehydration can be a contributing factor to hypothermia. To get to the trailhead, head North on I-25 to Santa Fe. Take either the Relief Route or St Francis to head North on 285/84. When you get to Espanola, stay to the right and the road turns into 68. Follow 68 to Taos, and as you continue North through Taos the road turns into 64. Follow 64 for about 4 miles, then take the middle fork to continue onto 522 (64 veers left, 150 veers right). Follow 522 for 20 miles, and then turn right onto 38 when you get to Questa. You will pass Red River after 13 miles, and continue on 38 toward Eagle Nest. After 3 miles you will see a large brown sign that says "Enchanted Forest". Turn right 200 feet past the sign, just past the mile 16 post sign, onto a snow-covered road. Follow signs to parking lot. When we first arrive at Enchanted Forest, each of us will have to pay a fee of $30 for the weekend for trail use. Please Note: Anyone attending our trips must have a signed Waiver & Release form on file with us. This waiver covers all trips and activities for 2009, so you only need to sign it once. If you have not already signed this form, it can be downloaded from our "Files" section and turned in to the organizer when you arrive for the trip. Please read our RSVP Policy located in our "About" section. 4WD will likely be necessary to get to the trailhead. Deadline for changing a "Yes" RSVP to a "No" RSVP is November 27, 2009. Trip dates: December 11 (Friday night) thru December 13 (Sunday hike out) Drive time to Friday night camp: 3 hours, 30 minutes from Albuquerque Difficulty Rating: Moderate Trail length: .2 miles Friday, 2.8 miles Saturday (plus optional 1.2 mile day hike), 3 miles Sunday Elevation Gain: 200 feet Expected Highs: low 30's to low 40's Expected Lows: 0 to 10 degrees Please note there is a $30 trail fee for the weekend. Dogs are not allowed in this area of the Enchanted Forest. Please contact Jon with any questions.

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Poinsetta in Watercolor, L. Coddington

Date: December 12, 2009
Time: 10:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Location: Petroglyph National Monument Visitor Center
Details: Art instructor Lisa Coddington MA, who teaches classes specializing in drawing and water ...More

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Poinsetta in Watercolor, L. Coddington

Date: December 12, 2009
Time: 10:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Location: Petroglyph National Monument Visitor Center
Details: Art instructor Lisa Coddington MA, who teaches classes specializing in drawing and watercolor, will conduct a one-day workshop on how to design your own unique holiday cards. Using botanical holiday subjects, participants will draw/paint from prints or live plant subjects to create their own card designs. All levels are welcome. Space is limited to 5 participants. Quantity of finished cards will depend on each individual`s ability. Pre-registration required. 50% payment due at registration and is non-refundable after December 8, 2009.
Fees: $95
Contact: Susanna Villanueva
505.899.0205 x332
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