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CelloCosmos Cellist Michael Kott and electronics artist Dwight Loop perform Alien Concerto: Close Approach in the IAIA Digital Dome. It's all about an interstellar creature represented by an electric cello (which, by the way, means it'll surely rule: see SFR Picks). More Info >>

CelloCosmos

Cellist Michael Kott and electronics artist Dwight Loop perform Alien Concerto: Close Approach in the IAIA Digital Dome. It's all about an interstellar creature represented by an electric cello (which, by the way, means it'll surely rule: see SFR Picks).

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The Man Who Fell to Earth The late David Bowie (we hate to see that in print, too) was never more “Bowie-ish” than in his first film, a movie about an alien being who travels to Earth for water and ends up finding debauchery instead. Ah, the ‘70s. More Info >>

The Man Who Fell to Earth

The late David Bowie (we hate to see that in print, too) was never more “Bowie-ish” than in his first film, a movie about an alien being who travels to Earth for water and ends up finding debauchery instead. Ah, the ‘70s.

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Ski Santa Fe Brewski Six breweries slangin’ beers and music from Soul Foundation? Might not get better than this. More Info >>

Ski Santa Fe Brewski

Six breweries slangin’ beers and music from Soul Foundation? Might not get better than this.

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Traveling in Vietnam Travel vicariously to Vietnam's jungles and caves through the eyes of Helga Schimkat and Greg Reid. They even visited a golden-cheeked gibbon rescue facility. More Info >>

Traveling in Vietnam

Travel vicariously to Vietnam's jungles and caves through the eyes of Helga Schimkat and Greg Reid. They even visited a golden-cheeked gibbon rescue facility.

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Mysteries of the Unseen World Catch this planetarium film that’s about weird things that are too fast, too slow, too small, or outside the visible spectrum. More Info >>

Mysteries of the Unseen World

Catch this planetarium film that’s about weird things that are too fast, too slow, too small, or outside the visible spectrum.

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The Tragedy of Hamlet St. John’s senior Billy Trabadou directed this presentation of the Bard’s classic to coincide with the First Folio exhibit. Presented by the NM Shakespeare Project. More Info >>

The Tragedy of Hamlet

St. John’s senior Billy Trabadou directed this presentation of the Bard’s classic to coincide with the First Folio exhibit. Presented by the NM Shakespeare Project.

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