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Thursday, July 19, 2012

OFFCenter July Event Schedule

…iCreate's Albuquerque Music Outreach partner offers studio space, workshops, free and at cost arts, crafts, music and other classes

OFFCenter will be open during a special time JUST FOR KIDS!
Kids' Open Studio
Tuesdays and Thursdays
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
June 19th - July 26th


OFFCenter will be open just for kids during the above times. Kids 15 and under can have full rein of the studio and its materials to create artwork in the medium of their choice! No need to make a reservation, just show up any or all of the days starting June 19th through July 26th. 

Monday, July 16, 2012

Listen to the Higgs Boson

While waiting for pictures from the Saturday concert: here's a different kind of music story. We've been neglecting music stories for the  garden beat, which is only one of our iCreate projects, and have our editorial eye out for interesting music and other personal creativity related stories. You can also follow iCreate on Facebook.


Researchers say they have "sonified" the data from the Atlas experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Switzerland, making it possible to "hear" the newly discovered Higgs Boson-like particle, dubbed the "God particle" by Nobel-prize winning physicist Leon Lederman.

The result is a melody which resembles the dotted rhythm of the habanera, a Cuban dance which became popular in Spain in the early 19th century.

Read the rest at UTNE Altwire – Listen to the Higgs Boson : Discovery New and much more on Utne Altwire

Saturday, July 14, 2012

‘The# FarmersMarket Guide’ a handy book for shoppers

The #Mountainair Farm & Garden Market is in its second year, surviving and thriving. In additions to Mountainair Community Garden,, local home gardeners and permaculturists and, recently noted, a small community garden at St Vincent de Paul's. Farmers markets supported by local producers, artisans and shoppers are central to local sustainability, central to iCreate's mission.
Farmers markets can carry an amazing abundance of products. At this time of year shoppers might find fresh fruit, vegetables, herbs, salad greens, cut flowers, baked goods, eggs, meats, honey, jams, preserves and soaps. 

Friday, July 6, 2012

Saturday July7, pre-Jubilee gardening

Community Garden manager Joan Embree writes, 

Dear all,

     Saturday morning, before the parade and all the other town events, I will be at the Community Garden to plant up the new plants I got with the last of our Bingo money.  If any of you can be there to join in the actions, it will be great.

     I have followed Lenora's example and replanted some beans in our struggling bean row.  Don't know whether we'll get much, but we'll keep trying.  Also, I'd like to transplant a few of the smaller sunflowers from random places into the sunflower row behind the beans.  We'd like them to be spectacular by the time of the Sunflower Festival, no?

     We have some open beds still, and though it's late, I think we could plant them up just to see what we can get.  We have lots of seeds in the shed.

     How about these rains?  THEY ought to make our plants feel better!
     
Thanks for all you do, Joan
    


Monday, July 2, 2012

July14: #Mountainair NM: iCreate & CWA Western Music Festival

from the NM Tourism Calendar 



iCreate is a non profit community service group offering music, creativity and gardening outreach programs for youth in Mountainair, NM. They will have a fiddle group featuring Karisa, Jayden & Samantha and a guitar group featuring Anthony. 


Western Music Association performers include multipe award winnering singer songwriters Syd Masters and Jim Jones; Albuquerque Western Swing Band, the Tumbleweeds; local singer-songwriters. James Michael and Doug Muchmore. Event at the gazebo in the historic Shaffer Hotel's garden.  


Call Joe 505-503-1724, Elma 505-847-0228 or Doug 575-849-1270.
Saturday, 14 July, 2012
03:00 PM - 08:00 PM

Cost: $10.00
Categories: 
Youth, Western, Music. Performance
Location:   Map 
Shaffer Hotel
103 Main
Mountainair, NM 87036
Event Contact Info
Doug Muchmore
Email: dmuch17202@aol.com
Phone: 575-849-1270