2:00pm – 3:15pm
Marriage of Heaven and Earth Qigong is used in China to help heal neck, back, spine and joint problems. It is especially effective for helping to mitigate repetitive stress injury.
Led by Marcy Pincus, Energy Arts Certified Instructor. Class fee is a suggested $5.00 donation.
Space is limited. Please call 897-8831 to register.
2:00pm – 4:00pm
With this exhibit the artists engage visitors in a critical conversation about water and how it impacts and informs the lives of all living beings. The artwork shows some ways water is used (or abused) by humans, some of the plants and animals that dwell in or near the water, and the effects of having too much, or not enough water.
Linda Rael is a fiber artist, depicting in intricate detail the birds, animals and plants that depend on, and live near water. Katherine (K.M.) White works in collage and mixed media. Her pieces include some large, broad views and some small, more intimate glimpses of man and his relationships with water and his fellow creatures.
FREE. The exhibit will run through July 1st, 2018.
2:00pm – 4:00pm
The OSVC and the Española Valley Fiber Arts Center host “Water,” a juried exhibit representing the vast array of fiber arts found throughout the state of New Mexico. Learn about different fiber art techniques and materials as you explore a world of wonders. Over twenty artists will have their works represented.
The gallery exhibit runs through June 3rd, 2018 and will also be a featured destination during the 2018 New Mexico Fiber Crawl, taking place May 18th-20th. See Fiber Crawl website for more details.
FREE. In the reception area of the Open Space Visitor Center (OSVC).
2:00pm – 4:30pm
“Una Nueva Tierra” is a documentary set in the desert just outside of Albuquerque where a small community has formed off-grid living neighborhoods living off of the “trash” that others leave behind on the Mesa.
Filmmakers Jackie Munro & Jesse Fisher will be on hand after the screening to take questions from the audience.
FREE. Space is limited. Call 897-8831 to register.
11:00am – Noon
Join artist Jennifer Pretzeus in making your own necklace with stainless steel wire and natural and recycled elements, such as rocks, bottle caps, old photos, seed pods, bark, shells, etc. Beauty can be found in the smallest details of nature as demonstrated by the unique pieces that will be created in this workshop.
Instructor will have a variety of items to select from, but participants are also strongly encouraged to bring their own gathered treasures to create a meaningful gift for yourself or others!
FREE. Space is limited. Please call 897-8831 to register.
