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SUMMARY:When the Veil Thins
DESCRIPTION:Proudly presented by Delphi Project.
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LOCATION:NM
CATEGORIES:Arts,arts and culture upcoming events,South Broadway Cultural Center
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SUMMARY:Celebrating El Bosque
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Brian Stinson \nBrian Stinson is a plein air painter currently residing in Albuquerque\, NM. For the last three years he has explored the beauty of the Middle Rio Grande in a series of drawings and paintings done in situ. The artist hopes that these works will serve as a basis of reflection and discussion regarding a place experiencing critical change while still exhibiting immense natural beauty for the curious viewer.  \nThis exhibit is sponsored by a UETF Resiliency Residency grant\, Keshet Dance Company\, and the City of Albuquerque Open Space Visitor Center. \nChristine Vasquez\ncvasquez@cabq.gov\n505-768-4950
URL:https://jnlstudio.space/event/celebrating-el-bosque/
LOCATION:Open Space Visitor Center\, 6500 Coors Blvd. NW\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87120\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts,Family Friendly,Featured
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SUMMARY:Scrapbook Class
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URL:https://jnlstudio.space/event/scrapbook-class/
LOCATION:Paradise Hills Senior Center @ 6001 Paradise Blvd. NW
CATEGORIES:Arts
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SUMMARY:Heritage Spinning and Weaving
DESCRIPTION:This class features the origins and histories of fiber in Spanish Colonial New Mexico along El Camino Real. \n2/26/22\nHeritage Spinning and Weaving – Fiber Prep\nThis class features a special emphasis on fiber harvest and preparation using Churro wool. Participants will learn to wash\, card\, and comb wool in preparation for processing wool into yarn for domestic and commercial use. \n3/26/22\nHeritage Spinning and Weaving – Fiber Prep – Spinning\nThis class features fiber-made utilitarian items for home and commercial uses.\nLearn to spin wool fiber on a drop spindle. \n4/30/22\nHeritage Spinning and Weaving – Fiber Prep – Spinning\nThis class features yarn building and fiber-made utilitarian items.\nLearn to Spin on a spinning wheel. \n5/28/22\nHeritage Spinning and Weaving – Dyeing Purposes and Uses\nThis class features practices used for dyeing wool with indigo. \n6/25/22\nHeritage Spinning and Weaving – Dyeing Purposes and Uses\nThis class features traditional methods and technique using natural dyes. Guests will learn the use of traditional and local dye plants to replicate colors of time period practices used for dyeing wool.\nLearn to dye wool with natural colors. \n8/27/21\nHeritage Spinning and Weaving – Products\nThis class features lessons on the products of colonial and territorial New Mexico that were fiber-made utilitarian items and trade items used in silver mines in Mexico.\nLearn to weave socks. \n10/29/22\nHeritage Spinning and Weaving – Weaving\nThis class features demonstrating portions of the winding and warping with table looms using wool yarn and traditional patterns for jerga and colcha.\nLearn to weave on different styles of looms. \n11/26/22\nHeritage Spinning and Weaving – Weaving\nThis class features information on the original base fabric for a colcha. Sabanilla – a loosely woven wool fabric with a 12 – 22 thread count.\nLearn to make colcha. \n505-898-3915 \n973 Old Church Road\nCorrales\, NM 87048
URL:https://jnlstudio.space/event/heritage-spinning-and-weaving/
LOCATION:Casa San Ysidro: The Gutiérrez / Minge House in Corrales\, 973 Old Church Road\, Corrales\, NM\, 87048\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts
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