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This Weekend

Get ready for Valentine's Day.

By SFR

February 06, 2015 at 5:53 am MST

American Triptychs, Sketches from Syria and Kalós Norman Mauskopf's late 20th-century Americana photography, David Scheinbaum's experimental developing techniques and Tony O' Brien's photos of refugee camps in Jordan combine for a group show. Through April 18 More Info >>

American Triptychs, Sketches from Syria and Kalós

Norman Mauskopf's late 20th-century Americana photography, David Scheinbaum's experimental developing techniques and Tony O' Brien's photos of refugee camps in Jordan combine for a group show. Through April 18

Be Mine Bring the whole family and make crafty, vintage-style Valentines. More Info >>

Bring the whole family and make crafty, vintage-style Valentines.

Remembering Mandela A tribute and group art exhibition celebrating The Long Walk to Freedom, featuring Santa Fe artists and performers. Exhibit runs through February 21. More Info >>

Remembering Mandela

A tribute and group art exhibition celebrating The Long Walk to Freedom, featuring Santa Fe artists and performers. Exhibit runs through February 21.

Sweetheart Auction 2015 Support the Cancer Foundation for New Mexico with a spectacular dinner, open beer and wine bar and silent and live auctions. More Info >>

Sweetheart Auction 2015

Support the Cancer Foundation for New Mexico with a spectacular dinner, open beer and wine bar and silent and live auctions.

Bonkerz Comedy Club: Bob Meddles After over a decade in the newspaper business, comedian Meddles brings his take on the lunatic culture today. More Info >>

Bonkerz Comedy Club: Bob Meddles

After over a decade in the newspaper business, comedian Meddles brings his take on the lunatic culture today.

GranMary's Place Storytelling Enjoy a story hour of Native American Tales. More Info >>

GranMary's Place Storytelling

Enjoy a story hour of Native American Tales.

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