This Weekend

Check out art, a documentary on school lunch and LEGO sculptures.

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Fertile Grounds This student-organized exhibition explores the erotic, inspired by the theme of indigenous sexuality. Through May 3 More Info >>

Fertile Grounds

This student-organized exhibition explores the erotic, inspired by the theme of indigenous sexuality. Through May 3

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Collector's Forum Lawrence Matthews leads a workshop for anyone who has ever considered buying, selling or caring for fine art or has questions about the inner workings of the art world. More Info >>

Collector's Forum

Lawrence Matthews leads a workshop for anyone who has ever considered buying, selling or caring for fine art or has questions about the inner workings of the art world.

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Canutofest A send-off for Canuto Delgado and donation drive for the Santa Fe Animal Shelter. More Info >>

Canutofest

A send-off for Canuto Delgado and donation drive for the Santa Fe Animal Shelter.

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Lunch Hour Santa Fe Farmers' Market Institute presents a screening of this documentary focusing on the country's school lunch programs and public health. More Info >>

Lunch Hour

Santa Fe Farmers' Market Institute presents a screening of this documentary focusing on the country's school lunch programs and public health.

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Copy Cat LEGO Structures Try to memorize and copy these structures in 30 seconds during this fun activity. More Info >>

Copy Cat LEGO Structures

Try to memorize and copy these structures in 30 seconds during this fun activity.

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The Artoonist Issa Nyaphaga presents his work as a cartoonist, artist and political activist in his new book along with a special screening of Radio Taboo. More Info >>

The Artoonist

Issa Nyaphaga presents his work as a cartoonist, artist and political activist in his new book along with a special screening of Radio Taboo.

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