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March 8, 2024
Weekly WeatherIn GratitudeThank you Contributors and Paid SubscribersValerie and Marat
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It won’t be many weeks until the library’s fruit trees will bloom but, hopefully, it’ll not be too soon. Maybe you’ve never noticed that in the front landscape we grow apple trees, apricots, cherries, plums, and a new pear sapling. We’ve had them all pruned recently to encourage growth to help support the desired fruits. This coming Saturday, March 9, we’re planning to continue care of these trees and all our other plants with a mulching project. A team of AmeriCorps volunteers housed at Ghost Ranch and other volunteers organized by Carolina Alegre will arrive at 10 am with composting and mulch materials that will help boost our front and back yard soil fertility. If you’d like to learn more about mulching, or just want to help our gardening efforts, put on weather-appropriate clothes and join us between 10 am and 3 pm! If you have a wheelbarrow, bring it along, and if you don’t like beans, rice and green chile, bring a lunch. For the last few years we’ve been saving our autumn leaves and also wood chips from a major pruning of the old white poplars - using them to help insulate our plantings over winter months and adding nutrients to our poor soil. At the same time for nearly a decade we’ve discontinued the use of any pesticides and herbicides, again, to help restore this acre of library land. Over the last two summers we informally noted more pollinating insect and bird species visiting our grounds, including our resident praying mantis who hangs out in the chrysanthemums and the bluebirds who built their nest in our bluebird house. Speaking of fruit trees, you’ll soon be hearing about the library’s new efforts to highlight the long tradition of fruit tree cultivation in our region that dates back to earliest Spanish settlements in Northern New Mexico. We will be seeking oral histories from community elders who may have memory of planting, caring for, and harvesting apples, apricots, and other fruits for their families and also for markets. Perhaps this tradition can be revitalized with tweaks for the modern era of changing climate and new niche markets? Valerie Grey
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Be sure to catch Valerie Gray's show at Cafe Abiquiu through April. You can also view Valerie's work online.
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Nature has always been my first love. Growing up in Kentucky, as a child I drew our pets or the flowers and animals I saw in my mother’s garden and around our rural home. As I grew, my desire to know more about the greater natural world led me to pictures of exotic animals and plants, and I began to use them as subject matter for my art. Older, perhaps wiser, and tired of looking so hard for happiness, I have returned to my own home, garden, and life for inspiration. For sixteen years, my husband, son, and I have taken pictures. We took pictures of our pets and the animals and plants in our garden. While shopping at nurseries, or visiting botanical gardens, my husband and I took pictures of flowers. On the many walks in the forest, by the stream, or Abiquiu Lake, we all took pictures and from those pictures, my art now begins.
Sitting down with my computer I peruse pages and pages of our saved images looking for one that excites me. Then, with headphones on and Loreena Mc Kennitt singing sweetly in my ears, I begin the process by drawing a line drawing that is part reality, part play, and part story. All of my work has a story in it. Some stories are simple like the old twisted zinnia living out its last days. And some stories are more involved. Tippy was the first big toad to dig in my garden and flatten my flowers. Moonie was the inquisitive young mouse that my son Daniel found as a baby and I dropper-fed fed until it was old enough to set free. Violet the bunny is based on our pet rabbit and the snail was given to our son by a friend. It’s all there, the good times in our lives revisited, and if I had given my show at the Abiquiu Inn a title it would have been… “Treasures of a Simple Life”.
~ Valerie Gray
Sitting down with my computer I peruse pages and pages of our saved images looking for one that excites me. Then, with headphones on and Loreena Mc Kennitt singing sweetly in my ears, I begin the process by drawing a line drawing that is part reality, part play, and part story. All of my work has a story in it. Some stories are simple like the old twisted zinnia living out its last days. And some stories are more involved. Tippy was the first big toad to dig in my garden and flatten my flowers. Moonie was the inquisitive young mouse that my son Daniel found as a baby and I dropper-fed fed until it was old enough to set free. Violet the bunny is based on our pet rabbit and the snail was given to our son by a friend. It’s all there, the good times in our lives revisited, and if I had given my show at the Abiquiu Inn a title it would have been… “Treasures of a Simple Life”.
~ Valerie Gray
The Alchemy of David
David Michael Kennedy
David Michael Kennedy’s photography is more than art — it’s alchemy. Without the fickle, laborious process of printing with platinum and palladium, his compositions would lack the emotional depth he is celebrated for. In this intimate documentary film, David outlines his journey from the busy streets of New York City to the peaceful deserts of New Mexico, defends the analog process of image making, and questions the artistic validity of digital photography.
The Alchemy of David. from Nicholas Woytuk on Vimeo.
Wedding PlanningWe can make up your ceremony together! It can be playful, meaningful or offbeat! It can be anytime, anyone, anywhere...your heart's desire can become reality!
Contact Jaye Buros 505-685-4159 jnb36@valornet.com |
When you think of a Turkey Vulture's feathers, what color comes to mind? Probably black, or maybe dark brown, but check out all the different colors that show up in Ambassador Animal Sol's feathers when he stands in the sunlight!
A lot of birds have iridescent feathers that reflect lots of different colors in bright light. Hummingbirds, especially the males of many species, are particularly well-known for having shiny, reflective, colorful feathers. Black-billed Magpies' wing and tail feathers reflect rainbows of color that add pizzazz to their otherwise black-and-white palette. And as you can see in this photo, Turkey Vultures can be a lot more colorful than the black silhouettes you see soaring high in the sky!
There are two main ways that feathers get the colors we see: some color is created by pigments in the feather, and some color is created by the way light reflects off specialized structures in the feather. The dark brown colors in Sol's feathers are created by a pigment called melanin, the same pigment that gives humans our variety of skin tones! Sol's shiny blue and purple highlights, however, are created by microscopic structures in the feathers that scatter certain light wavelengths and reflect others. The reflected wavelengths are the ones we see, and our eyes usually see that light in shades of purple, blue, and green!
Learn about all the ways you can help support the work we do at NMWC by visiting our website: https://newmexicowildlifecenter.org/support-us
To make a direct, tax-deductible financial contribution, visit https://newmexicowildlifecenter-bloom.kindful.com. Donations can also be sent by mail to us at 19 Wheat Street, Española, NM 87532.
Thank you for supporting our work, sharing our posts, and caring about wildlife!
A lot of birds have iridescent feathers that reflect lots of different colors in bright light. Hummingbirds, especially the males of many species, are particularly well-known for having shiny, reflective, colorful feathers. Black-billed Magpies' wing and tail feathers reflect rainbows of color that add pizzazz to their otherwise black-and-white palette. And as you can see in this photo, Turkey Vultures can be a lot more colorful than the black silhouettes you see soaring high in the sky!
There are two main ways that feathers get the colors we see: some color is created by pigments in the feather, and some color is created by the way light reflects off specialized structures in the feather. The dark brown colors in Sol's feathers are created by a pigment called melanin, the same pigment that gives humans our variety of skin tones! Sol's shiny blue and purple highlights, however, are created by microscopic structures in the feathers that scatter certain light wavelengths and reflect others. The reflected wavelengths are the ones we see, and our eyes usually see that light in shades of purple, blue, and green!
Learn about all the ways you can help support the work we do at NMWC by visiting our website: https://newmexicowildlifecenter.org/support-us
To make a direct, tax-deductible financial contribution, visit https://newmexicowildlifecenter-bloom.kindful.com. Donations can also be sent by mail to us at 19 Wheat Street, Española, NM 87532.
Thank you for supporting our work, sharing our posts, and caring about wildlife!
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Abiquiu Lake: Fishing for all species was slow when using worms. The boat ramp will be closed periodically until April as part of dam maintenance efforts. Contact the Abiquiu Lake Main Office at 505-685-4371 for updated lake conditions and closure information.
Rio Chama: Streamflow below El Vado Lake Monday morning was 99 cfs; streamflow below Abiquiu Lake Monday morning was 50 cfs. Please remember, from the river-crossing bridge on U.S. Highway 84 at Abiquiu upstream 7 miles to the base of Abiquiu Dam is special trout waters with a bag limit of only two trout.
Rio Chama: Streamflow below El Vado Lake Monday morning was 99 cfs; streamflow below Abiquiu Lake Monday morning was 50 cfs. Please remember, from the river-crossing bridge on U.S. Highway 84 at Abiquiu upstream 7 miles to the base of Abiquiu Dam is special trout waters with a bag limit of only two trout.
Back Online at the LibraryThe internet at the Abiquiu Library & Cultural Center is reconnected and we are back in business! Come by and see us! http://www.abiquiulibrary.com
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NREMT test prep/EMS training, CE available
March 10th, 0900 @ La Clinica de Pueblo
All are invited.
Ben Massari, 21stcenturyemt@gmail.com
March 10th, 0900 @ La Clinica de Pueblo
All are invited.
Ben Massari, 21stcenturyemt@gmail.com
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Art, Music and Books
⊹ DEAR CREATORS & RESOURCE HOLDERS ⊹
Help us birth an accessible grief sanctuary for community in New Mexico, and beyond, by offering your work Saturday, April 20th for a Silent Auction at Únashay Sanctuary in Abiquiu, New Mexico (w/ opportunity for online auction for long-distance contributors).
Offer your art, written word, textiles, song, food, plants, dance, access to rentals, a service, certificate to your business, or teaching of a skill, help us direct community resourcing towards affordable grief care for all. All proceeds will be carefully distributed towards accessible community grief care, internal staffing, admin and sanctuary program development.
Learn more on the event here.
Contact Suzie Fowler-Tutt at basecampabiquiu@gmail.com to arrange.
Help us birth an accessible grief sanctuary for community in New Mexico, and beyond, by offering your work Saturday, April 20th for a Silent Auction at Únashay Sanctuary in Abiquiu, New Mexico (w/ opportunity for online auction for long-distance contributors).
Offer your art, written word, textiles, song, food, plants, dance, access to rentals, a service, certificate to your business, or teaching of a skill, help us direct community resourcing towards affordable grief care for all. All proceeds will be carefully distributed towards accessible community grief care, internal staffing, admin and sanctuary program development.
Learn more on the event here.
Contact Suzie Fowler-Tutt at basecampabiquiu@gmail.com to arrange.
New Moon Solar Eclipse in Aires
April 8, 2024 - 2:21PM EDT
Are you feeling the winds of change?
Tarot and Astrology readings with special focus on the coming eclipse $50 505-927-8432 Goldie
Are you feeling the winds of change?
Tarot and Astrology readings with special focus on the coming eclipse $50 505-927-8432 Goldie
At Abiquiu Inn
The Locals’ Picks Book List
Zach Hively
Casa Urraca Press has created a place for locals in our area to recommend books to each other, and a place to find book suggestions with a personal touch.
Zach Hively
Casa Urraca Press has created a place for locals in our area to recommend books to each other, and a place to find book suggestions with a personal touch.
This week, Diane recommends The Henna Artist, by Alka Joshi: "What a beautiful book that plays with so many of the politics and dynamics in Indian culture in the 1950s. Especially between women of different levels of society. I appreciated the strength of Lakshmi, the main character, a woman paying for her own house to be built and quietly bucking many of the expectations laid out for her. I don't want to give away what happens, but the writing is beautiful the whole way through." |
Have a book to recommend? Send it to Zach at casaurracaltd@gmail.com – title, author, and the reason you suggest it.
The full Locals’ Picks list is available to view here on Bookshop.
A purchase from Casa Urraca's link helps support independent bookstores.
Abiquiu’s Casa Urraca Press earns a commission from every shopping trip that starts with the above Bookshop link—you can shop the entire Bookshop site in addition to the locals' picks. Plus, a percentage of every book (at least 10%) goes straight to independent bookstores. This is an opportunity to support small businesses with the same convenience as large online retailers.
The full Locals’ Picks list is available to view here on Bookshop.
A purchase from Casa Urraca's link helps support independent bookstores.
Abiquiu’s Casa Urraca Press earns a commission from every shopping trip that starts with the above Bookshop link—you can shop the entire Bookshop site in addition to the locals' picks. Plus, a percentage of every book (at least 10%) goes straight to independent bookstores. This is an opportunity to support small businesses with the same convenience as large online retailers.
Abiquiu Book Club
The Abiquiu Book Club will be reading The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store, by James McBride for March. The group will meet Tuesday, March 26, 5pm at Elena Garcia’s home in Abiquiu.
The group meets the last Tuesday of each month. Books are recommended by the members. All are welcome to join. Please call Analinda 927-6220 if you have questions. |
Lily Anne Montoya is again selling her Girl Scout cookies for the 2024 season get your local orders in below as this year‘s link we are happy to deliver and we appreciate the Kew community supporting her cookie sales. Once again last year she was able to attend horse, camp and family camp well also outfitting herself with a couple of items for her camping trips.
https://digitalcookie.girlscouts.org/scout/lilyanne379150
https://digitalcookie.girlscouts.org/scout/lilyanne379150
Events
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Bring something tasty to share. Pot-Luck at 5:30, Movie at 6 pm.
Auction of rare folk art from private collections to benefit Museum of International Folk Art
Friends of Folk Art of the Museum of International Folk Art
Saturday, March 9, 2024, 6 – 8 p.m.
Museum of International Folk Art, 706 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe
To benefit the Girard Legacy Endowment Fund at the Museum of International Folk Art
For More information
Saturday, March 9, 2024, 6 – 8 p.m.
Museum of International Folk Art, 706 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe
To benefit the Girard Legacy Endowment Fund at the Museum of International Folk Art
For More information
Lenten Schedule
Vierrnes de Dolores – Friday, March 22, 2024
Friday 10 AM – Abiquiu – Mass
3 PM - Gallina – Mass
3 PM every Friday of Lent
Palm Sunday – Regular Schedule (with Procession where possible) March 24, 2024
8 AM Mass – Abiquiu
10 AM Mass – Youngsville
11:45 AM Mass – Gallina
Holy Week
Tuesday March 26 12 noon Mass – Abiquiu
Wednesday March 27 7:30 AM Mass – Medanales
The Sacred Paschal Triduum
Thursday March 28 7 PM – Last Supper Mass (washing of the feet) – Abiquiu
Followed by Adoration of Blessed Sacrament until Midnight
Good Friday March 29 3 PM – The Stations of the Cross – Abiquiu
3:30 PM – Good Friday Service (Passion of the Lord, Veneration of the Cross, Holy Communion)
Holy Saturday, March 30 9 PM – Easter Vigil Mass – Abiquiu
Easter Sunday March 31 8 AM – Mass -Medanales
10 AM – Mass - Canones
12 noon – Mass - Gallina
Vierrnes de Dolores – Friday, March 22, 2024
Friday 10 AM – Abiquiu – Mass
3 PM - Gallina – Mass
3 PM every Friday of Lent
Palm Sunday – Regular Schedule (with Procession where possible) March 24, 2024
8 AM Mass – Abiquiu
10 AM Mass – Youngsville
11:45 AM Mass – Gallina
Holy Week
Tuesday March 26 12 noon Mass – Abiquiu
Wednesday March 27 7:30 AM Mass – Medanales
The Sacred Paschal Triduum
Thursday March 28 7 PM – Last Supper Mass (washing of the feet) – Abiquiu
Followed by Adoration of Blessed Sacrament until Midnight
Good Friday March 29 3 PM – The Stations of the Cross – Abiquiu
3:30 PM – Good Friday Service (Passion of the Lord, Veneration of the Cross, Holy Communion)
Holy Saturday, March 30 9 PM – Easter Vigil Mass – Abiquiu
Easter Sunday March 31 8 AM – Mass -Medanales
10 AM – Mass - Canones
12 noon – Mass - Gallina
Announcements and Classes
Soulfire Yoga with Joy is back in Abiquiu! After three years away, Joy has very happily returned and is once again offering community yoga. In addition to a full range of yoga classes, Joy offers private yoga instruction for individuals and groups, ayurvedic yoga therapy and Holy Fire III Reiki energy healing.
WEEKLY YOGA CLASSES:
Monday - Gentle Soul Hatha 9-10 am
Wednesday- Soul Hatha 9-10, Soul Flow Vinyasa 10:30-11:30 (studio only)
Saturday - Soul Hatha 8-9am, Soul Flow Vinyasa 9:30-10:30 am (studio only)
Sunday - Soul YIN 8-9 am
<Joy is also guest teaching at Dancing in the Desert Studio on Thursday’s
9-10:30 am till March 21>
$10 per class. Studio space is limited to 7 students.
Sign up for class in advance. Walk-in space may not be available. Read the
class descriptions here: https://soulfireyogawithjoy.com/class-calendar/
✨Special Yoga Event✨
Reiki Infused Restorative Yoga Immersion
Sunday March 10th or April 7th 9:30- 11:30am
Receive deep restoration- body, mind and soul. During this immersive journey of high self care, you will be guided into supportive postures, balancing breath work and a systematic relaxation practice that will lead you into Yoga Nidra - a state of blissful yogic sleep while receiving the healing light of Holy Fire Reiki energy.
$25 - Limited to 4 participants per class. Kindly register with payment by March 3 /April 2
Soulfire Yoga Studio is located at: 247 NM 554 in Abiquiu
To sign up for classes, please contact Joy Nagle:
joyousOM@gmail.com or call/text 802-855-3003
♥️ https://soulfireyogawithjoy.com/
WEEKLY YOGA CLASSES:
Monday - Gentle Soul Hatha 9-10 am
Wednesday- Soul Hatha 9-10, Soul Flow Vinyasa 10:30-11:30 (studio only)
Saturday - Soul Hatha 8-9am, Soul Flow Vinyasa 9:30-10:30 am (studio only)
Sunday - Soul YIN 8-9 am
<Joy is also guest teaching at Dancing in the Desert Studio on Thursday’s
9-10:30 am till March 21>
$10 per class. Studio space is limited to 7 students.
Sign up for class in advance. Walk-in space may not be available. Read the
class descriptions here: https://soulfireyogawithjoy.com/class-calendar/
✨Special Yoga Event✨
Reiki Infused Restorative Yoga Immersion
Sunday March 10th or April 7th 9:30- 11:30am
Receive deep restoration- body, mind and soul. During this immersive journey of high self care, you will be guided into supportive postures, balancing breath work and a systematic relaxation practice that will lead you into Yoga Nidra - a state of blissful yogic sleep while receiving the healing light of Holy Fire Reiki energy.
$25 - Limited to 4 participants per class. Kindly register with payment by March 3 /April 2
Soulfire Yoga Studio is located at: 247 NM 554 in Abiquiu
To sign up for classes, please contact Joy Nagle:
joyousOM@gmail.com or call/text 802-855-3003
♥️ https://soulfireyogawithjoy.com/
Our workshops and retreats often go beyond traditional classroom style teaching by creating a space where participants explore in a non-competitive, supportive, and hands-on learning environment.
Mindfulness Based Ethical Living with Dave Smith | February 22-25
Prayerfulness and the Creative Mind with Phoenix Savage | February 22-25
Creating from Body and Soul: The Art of Ensoulment with Cynthia Winton-Henry & Marla Durden | March 18-23
Pysanky: The Art of Ukrainian Egg Decorating with Elizabeth Mesh | March 21-24
Pysanky: The Art of Ukrainian Egg Decorating in One Day with Elizabeth Mesh | March 24
Beginning Southwest Silversmithing/Mementos with Jamie Halpern and Katrina Jameson | March 24-30
Peace by Piece Mosaics with Kathy Thaden | March 24-30
Exploring and Writing Ecopoetry in the Environment with Carrie Nassif | March 24-30
Watercolor Landscapes with Patsy Welch | March 24-30
Meditation in Motion - Mindful Hiking and Movement with Laurie Magoon | March 24-30
Ritual Ceramic Vessels with Barbara Campbell | March 24-30
Hoo Are You? With Raymond VanBuskirk | April 19-21
Soul Journal: Art, Poetry, Prayer, and Prose with Dr. Rosemary Kaszans | April 21-26
The Zen of Stone Carving with Robin Keck | April 21-26
Wilderness First Aid Training with Darien Fernandez | April 22-23
Wilderness First Aid Training with Darien Fernandez | April 24-25
Adobe on the Ranch with Wayne Williams | April 21-26
Birding at Ghost Ranch with Raymond VanBuskirk | May 7-12
Ghost Ranch Bluegrass Camp with Bluegrass Camps West | May 8-12
Bolos and Bluegrass with Jamie Halpern | May 8-12
Hiking the Harmonies with Connie Burkhart | May 8-12
Geology of NM Landscape: Rocks Tell Many Tales with Albert Shultz and Peter Barkmann | May 8-12
Stillpoint: The Spiritual Journey with Stillpoint Staff | May 13-19
Chaco World Excursion with Dr. Martha Yates | June 2-6
Good Courage: Preparing for the End of Life with Annalouiza Armendariz | June 2-6
Sabbath as Life Abundant with Rev. Anita Amstutz | June 24-29
Church Youth Week with Zehnder Bros. | June 23-28
Family Week with Various Instructors | June 30 - July 5
Mindfulness Based Ethical Living with Dave Smith | February 22-25
Prayerfulness and the Creative Mind with Phoenix Savage | February 22-25
Creating from Body and Soul: The Art of Ensoulment with Cynthia Winton-Henry & Marla Durden | March 18-23
Pysanky: The Art of Ukrainian Egg Decorating with Elizabeth Mesh | March 21-24
Pysanky: The Art of Ukrainian Egg Decorating in One Day with Elizabeth Mesh | March 24
Beginning Southwest Silversmithing/Mementos with Jamie Halpern and Katrina Jameson | March 24-30
Peace by Piece Mosaics with Kathy Thaden | March 24-30
Exploring and Writing Ecopoetry in the Environment with Carrie Nassif | March 24-30
Watercolor Landscapes with Patsy Welch | March 24-30
Meditation in Motion - Mindful Hiking and Movement with Laurie Magoon | March 24-30
Ritual Ceramic Vessels with Barbara Campbell | March 24-30
Hoo Are You? With Raymond VanBuskirk | April 19-21
Soul Journal: Art, Poetry, Prayer, and Prose with Dr. Rosemary Kaszans | April 21-26
The Zen of Stone Carving with Robin Keck | April 21-26
Wilderness First Aid Training with Darien Fernandez | April 22-23
Wilderness First Aid Training with Darien Fernandez | April 24-25
Adobe on the Ranch with Wayne Williams | April 21-26
Birding at Ghost Ranch with Raymond VanBuskirk | May 7-12
Ghost Ranch Bluegrass Camp with Bluegrass Camps West | May 8-12
Bolos and Bluegrass with Jamie Halpern | May 8-12
Hiking the Harmonies with Connie Burkhart | May 8-12
Geology of NM Landscape: Rocks Tell Many Tales with Albert Shultz and Peter Barkmann | May 8-12
Stillpoint: The Spiritual Journey with Stillpoint Staff | May 13-19
Chaco World Excursion with Dr. Martha Yates | June 2-6
Good Courage: Preparing for the End of Life with Annalouiza Armendariz | June 2-6
Sabbath as Life Abundant with Rev. Anita Amstutz | June 24-29
Church Youth Week with Zehnder Bros. | June 23-28
Family Week with Various Instructors | June 30 - July 5
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March 2024 Specials
Happy St Patrick's Month
8th and 9th
$19
El Rito Smoked Brisket Sandwich
House Smoked Brisket on Brioche Bun served with Barbeque Sauce, Onion, Coleslaw, Pickles, with Chips or Potato Salad
15th 16th & 17th
$26
St Patrick's Day
El Rito Lamb
Local Ground Lamb Served with Carrots, Peas, Colcannon, Crispy Parsnip Chips, Gravy and Home Made Soda Bread and Salted Kerrygold Irish Butter
22nd & 23rd
$14
House Made Shrimp Pot Sticker Appetizer, Served with Petite Herb Salad, Miso Citrus Sauce and Pickled Jalapeno
March 2024 Specials
Happy St Patrick's Month
8th and 9th
$19
El Rito Smoked Brisket Sandwich
House Smoked Brisket on Brioche Bun served with Barbeque Sauce, Onion, Coleslaw, Pickles, with Chips or Potato Salad
15th 16th & 17th
$26
St Patrick's Day
El Rito Lamb
Local Ground Lamb Served with Carrots, Peas, Colcannon, Crispy Parsnip Chips, Gravy and Home Made Soda Bread and Salted Kerrygold Irish Butter
22nd & 23rd
$14
House Made Shrimp Pot Sticker Appetizer, Served with Petite Herb Salad, Miso Citrus Sauce and Pickled Jalapeno
Two Sweet Corgi mixes hanging at Mosque. Are these your pups or do you want to take them in?
Call 505 685 4515
Call 505 685 4515
Gaia
There’s no shortage of personality with this one! Gaia is a gorgeous husky pup who is social, silly and sweet! She’s currently enjoying a pampered pup spa week at our Ojo Santa Fe Puppy Patch, and she’s available for adoption! Apply on our website to schedule an appointment at the resort in Santa Fe.
www.espanolahumane.org
505-753-8662
There’s no shortage of personality with this one! Gaia is a gorgeous husky pup who is social, silly and sweet! She’s currently enjoying a pampered pup spa week at our Ojo Santa Fe Puppy Patch, and she’s available for adoption! Apply on our website to schedule an appointment at the resort in Santa Fe.
www.espanolahumane.org
505-753-8662
Frito Pie
There’s nothing like a Frito Pie to make you feel all warm and comfy and good! This terrific tabby is affectionate and sweet, is great with other kitties, and also likes dogs. Frito Pie is two years old and ten pounds, neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and ready to make your house his home! We are open to walk-in adopters Monday-Saturday 11am-4:30pm. www.espanolahumane.org
505-753-8662
There’s nothing like a Frito Pie to make you feel all warm and comfy and good! This terrific tabby is affectionate and sweet, is great with other kitties, and also likes dogs. Frito Pie is two years old and ten pounds, neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and ready to make your house his home! We are open to walk-in adopters Monday-Saturday 11am-4:30pm. www.espanolahumane.org
505-753-8662
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