Weekend Picks: Protest Boredom

By SFR

Try to remember that, in these changing times, it's important to take the time to decompress. Self-care is a very real thing, and part of that is engaging in activities you love—activities like these-here weekend picks from us SFR hotheads.

Wonky This solo show features new works but the artist who presents highly detailed graffiti pieces. The opening features live music performances by OG Willikers, DJ Cap and more. More Info >>

Wonky

This solo show features new works but the artist who presents highly detailed graffiti pieces. The opening features live music performances by OG Willikers, DJ Cap and more.

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Mitochondriacs Join the recently revamped rhythm and harmony-driven band for a night of new compositions and unique song structures. More Info >>

Mitochondriacs

Join the recently revamped rhythm and harmony-driven band for a night of new compositions and unique song structures.

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Michael Grenke Head to the Great Hall and catch "Aristophanes' Birds: A City Without Clouds," a lecture on the concepts of human want and thirst for power. More Info >>

Michael Grenke

Head to the Great Hall and catch "Aristophanes' Birds: A City Without Clouds," a lecture on the concepts of human want and thirst for power.

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Piece de Resistance Partie This party invites the community to come together to examine the current state of the union. Featuring guest speakers, an open mic, and art installations, the event hopes to create strategies for the future. Jody LeFevers, who teaches philosophy and economics at Santa Fe Community College, leads the educational focus until 6 pm. Some food and drinks provided, but you can also bring your beverage of choice. More Info >>

Piece de Resistance Partie

This party invites the community to come together to examine the current state of the union. Featuring guest speakers, an open mic, and art installations, the event hopes to create strategies for the future. Jody LeFevers, who teaches philosophy and economics at Santa Fe Community College, leads the educational focus until 6 pm. Some food and drinks provided, but you can also bring your beverage of choice.

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The Porter Draw Alt.country from Albuquerque. More Info >>

The Porter Draw

Alt.country from Albuquerque.

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Trash Disco with DJ Oona Head to the Skylab to hear the spinning skills of DJ Oona as she plays a mostly electronica and house music set. More Info >>

Trash Disco with DJ Oona

Head to the Skylab to hear the spinning skills of DJ Oona as she plays a mostly electronica and house music set.

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Make Your Own Bagels Learn to perfect the art of the bagel in this baking workshop that requires no experience. Led by Robert Shlaer, the class prepares bagels from scratch and enjoys them after, complete with lox and cream cheese. More Info >>

Make Your Own Bagels

Learn to perfect the art of the bagel in this baking workshop that requires no experience. Led by Robert Shlaer, the class prepares bagels from scratch and enjoys them after, complete with lox and cream cheese.

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Frank Buffalo Hyde: I-Witness Culture This solo exhibit presents Hyde's newest paintings and sculptures, which are narrative works commenting on the current state of cultural existence. More Info >>

Frank Buffalo Hyde: I-Witness Culture

This solo exhibit presents Hyde's newest paintings and sculptures, which are narrative works commenting on the current state of cultural existence.

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The Gary Paul Groundhog Day Survivors Night at Upper Crust Santa Fe Celebrate Groundhog Day Survivors weekend with the singer-songwriter. More Info >>

The Gary Paul Groundhog Day Survivors Night at Upper Crust Santa Fe

Celebrate Groundhog Day Survivors weekend with the singer-songwriter.

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