Even if the weather can't exactly decide what it's going
to do, we've still had more beautiful days than not-beautiful days lately. So ditch
your jacket for a light sweater, throw your heavy quilt into whatever
trunk you use for such things and remind yourself why it's nice as
hell in Santa Fe this time of year—all while partying, culture-ing and
enjoying the spoils of springtime. Now then, who's got a grill ready
to go?
This exhibit includes works by artists from the Surface Design
Association featuring fiber works using felt, cotton, silk and more,
which explore traditional and contemporary techniques. Through May 20.
Keuhn is a portrait photographer whose work has been featured in
publications like Vanity Fair, National Geographic, The New York Times
and more. She lived and works on a small farm in Peralta, New Mexico,
and presents of her work alongside her book Maverick Camera at this
opening event. Through April 29.
Two useless cops want to catch the mayor embezzling money,
but all does not go according to plan. Throw in a lusty accountant,
a Scottish hitman and eight doors that are constantly opening
and closing, and you have an unruly comedy about political corruption
and unchecked power. Through March 12.
We wouldn't normally list such a pricey event, but this one is kind of
a big deal and all the proceeds go to Kitchen Angels, so we are totally
of okay with it. Enjoy a live mariachi performance, a silent auction,
dinner and a show.
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