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This Weekend

Mind, Body, Spirit, Prog Rock

(Frances Ehrenburg-Hyman)

By SFR

March 11, 2016 at 3:57 am MST

Catching the Light Photographs by Frances Ehrenburg-Hyman and pastels by Mary Olivera. More Info >>

Catching the Light

Photographs by Frances Ehrenburg-Hyman and pastels by Mary Olivera.

GRYGRDNS Single Release Party Matron Records hosts a single release from prog-ish indie rock act GRYGRDNS. Will this show rule? You bet your ass it will (see SFR Picks). More Info >>

GRYGRDNS Single Release Party

Matron Records hosts a single release from prog-ish indie rock act GRYGRDNS. Will this show rule? You bet your ass it will (see SFR Picks).

Mind Body Spirit 2016 Food, drinks, yoga, juices, tarot, booths, massage, chakra stuff—this wellness expo from your pals right here at SFR has it all and is totally free. More Info >>

Mind Body Spirit 2016

Food, drinks, yoga, juices, tarot, booths, massage, chakra stuff—this wellness expo from your pals right here at SFR has it all and is totally free.

Body of Work Hauntingly beautiful nude photographs are contrasted by intricately hand-knit copper and brass body parts in the ART.i.factory’s new exhibition from photographer Patti Levey and multimedia artist Laura Stanziola. This is the opening (see SFR Picks). More Info >>

Body of Work

Hauntingly beautiful nude photographs are contrasted by intricately hand-knit copper and brass body parts in the ART.i.factory’s new exhibition from photographer Patti Levey and multimedia artist Laura Stanziola. This is the opening (see SFR Picks).

Santa Fe Faces Santa Feans look weird and sometimes cool, and this portrait exhibit by Alan Pearlman drives that point home. More Info >>

Santa Fe Faces

Santa Feans look weird and sometimes cool, and this portrait exhibit by Alan Pearlman drives that point home.

An Evening with Jake Shimabukuro Energetic ukulele from Honolulu! More Info >>

An Evening with Jake Shimabukuro

Energetic ukulele from Honolulu!

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