UPCOMING EVENTS

Saturday_October_29th,_2011_12:00noon-3:00pm__  Democracy How? Corporations: Are They People?

Saturday July 16 - Aug 14th at wired   Ian Langham landscape Painting show

Luminescent Pursuits: Capturing Lights's Journey across Local Lanscapes

Sunday_at_12pm_Wired,_705_Felicidad_Lane_Taos,_Learn the truth about coffee

Saturday June 11 at 12 noon  Photo Presentation of Xinjiang China's Wild West

Saturday, April 30th 12:00 Noon Location Wired? A look at the state of Tibetan culture thru photography (slide show

Saturday, April 30th 1:30 pm  Photography club first meeting following a slideshow and discussion of Tibet

 Rex Estell a lecture on astrological forcasts yet to be decided

PAST SHOWS

FEB 12, 2011 at 12:00- NOON We present a discussion about the Cuban Health Care System and a screening of the film “SALUD.”

 Jan 22 12 pm Phil Alldritt Professor of Anthropology and Maya Archaeology 

 Jan 15th 2011 12 pm Reel World Cuba ( the Original Cuban Mini Film Festival)

lecture The Cuban Experience: Restoration and Change--Phil Alldritt has been conducting research in Havana Cuba

Pat Woodall gallery opening,

Sunday, February 13 · 1:00pm - 2:00pm Wired? Coffee Cyber Cafe, 705 Felicidad Lane.

Join us for a free presentation of  What is PLAND?

A local organization called Practice Liberating Art through Necessary Dislocation (PLAND) is scheduling an event to explain its programs and activities Sunday (Feb. 13), 1 p.m., at Wired? Coffee Cyber Cafe, 705 Felicidad Lane. Admission is free.

An announcement for the event states that PLAND is an “off-the-grid residency program that supports the development of experimental and research-driven projects in the context of the Taos mesa.”

WIRED INTERNET CAFE      FEBRUARY 12, 2011 at 12:00- NOON

We present a discussion about the Cuban Health Care System and a screening of the film “SALUD.”

The film discusses the history of medical training in Cuba and their involvement training doctors and medical personnel all over the World reaching 101 different countries.

Join us for a group analysis and update on new travel rules concerning United States citizens wanting to go to Cuba.

January 15, 2011 12:00pm Reel World Cuba ( the Original Cuban Mini Film Festival)

Join us for an introduction to the Cuban Caravan and short films about Cuba. This is the beginning of a film series this Winter and Spring about Cuba and the evolution of United States foreign policy in the Caribbean. A lively discussion will follow each screening.

We will be screening:
 
"The Power of Community - How Cuba Survived Peak Oil". 
"When Cuba lost access to Soviet oil in the early 1990's, the country faced an immediate crisis feeding the population and an ongoing challenge: how to create a new low energy society.   Cuba transitioned from large, fossil fuel intensive farming to small, less energy intensive organic farms and urban gardens, and from a highly industrial society to a more sustainable one.

This film tells the story of the Cuban people's hardship, ingenuity ad triumph over sudden adversity - through cooperation, conservation and community, told in their own words.  As the world approaches Peak Oil, Cuba provides a valuable example of how to successfully address the challenge of reducing our energy use".

 

January 22  2011 12 pm  

Phil Alldritt is a Professor of Anthropology and Mayan Archaeology at 

the University of New Mexico-Taos. He excavated as a crew chief in Guatemala

on the Petexbatun Project during the 1993 field season at a newly discovered Maya site

named Quim Chi Hilan near Aguateca.

He is a Belize National tour guide instructor for Maya sites and has

guided tours in Belize, Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala since 1985.

He was recently an archaeologist and crew chief for the Office of Archaeological Studies from 1995-2009.

 July 31 1-3pm

New Discoveries in Maya Archaeology. 

Phil Alldritt Professor of Anthropology and Maya Archaeology will highlight new discoveries and technology in Maya archaeology in the Maya lowlands of Central America and Mexico. Every year new sites are being discovered and explored with advanced techniques in the field. Exciting new finds have expanded the base of information available to researchers as the area of the Ancient Maya culture continues to expand. As the remote jungles reveal more of their secrets, the new sites show a culture that may be far older than once thought. Join us for a lecture, slide presentation and discussion.

SAMANAYO

Pat Woodall  One man show, new works begins may 8th 2010 1pm until we close

 Pat Woodall- New Works- "Images In Sunlight, A One Man Show"-An Art Opening At The Wired Cafe    

 March 27th 2010 the Cuban Experience Restoration and change March 27th 2010

march 27th Saturday 1:00 pm till were done
 
Phil Alldritt has been conducting research in Havana Cuba with the Cuban Office of the Historian since 1999. During this time he has made 21 trips to cuba and the presentation will discuss the restoration of Old Havana and the political changes for the future. Cuba is a country with much disinformation being disseminated and is much misunderstood. As the United States becomes more like cuba, so cuba will become more like the United States. Join us for a slide show and discussion.

1.  Preparing For 2013 * Maya Calendar Initiation

Free introduction Lecture Saturday at 1pm until we're done.

Feb 6th   Guided by Raymond Mardyks 1-3

Raymond Mardyks has been a scholar of multicultural astronomy for over 30 years. His research into the Maya calendar led to a source document called the Dresden Codex. This is one of only four known surviving precolumbian Mayan books and the oldest book written in the Americas. To understand what the Maya wrote about their sacred astronomy and how it relates to 2012, let's look into an authentic source document. Raymond will also be available for personal astrological readings and Maya Calendar Initiations.

Call 505 819 7917 for more information.

2.  Feb 13th and 14th  paid or trade 2 day conference Saturday & Sunday

Guided by Raymond Mardyks

Raymond Mardyks has been a scholar of multicultural astronomy for over 30 years. His research into the Maya calendar led to a source document called the Dresden Codex. This is one of only four known surviving precolumbian Mayan books and the oldest book written in the Americas. To understand what the Maya wrote about their sacred astronomy and how it relates to 2012, let's look into an authentic source document. Raymond will also be available for personal astrological readings and Maya Calendar Initiations. Call 505 819 7917 for more information. 

The Preparing For 2013 Maya Calendar Initiation workshop will be from 10-3 both Sat & Sun with a 12-1 break. It is $50 per session or $100 per day or $160 both days, which includes a Maya calendar good through 2012 & the book, Maya Calendar Voice of the Galaxy. Scholarships available, if prearranged.

Please make check or money order payable to Raymond Mardyks

Contact at (505) 819-7917 or earthlove2013@gmail.com.

2.  The Cuban Experience: Restoration and Change

January 9th Saturday 1:00 pm till were done
 
Phil Alldritt has been conducting research in Havana Cuba with the Cuban Office of the Historian since 1999. During this time he has made 21 trips to cuba and the presentation will discuss the restoration of Old Havana and the political changes for the future. Cuba is a country with much disinformation being disseminated and is much misunderstood. As the United States becomes more like cuba, so cuba will become more like the United States. Join us for a slide show and discussion.

3.  Free  LECTURE

November 21st Saturday at 1:00 pm until its over. At Wired?

Felipe Alldritt    taoscuba@hotmail.com   

Presents 2012  

What do the Mayan sites and what we know about archaeoastronomy tell us about the
predictions in the near future?

taoscuba@hotmail.com

Phil Alldritt is an archaeologist and UNM-Taos instructor in Mayan Archaeology. He has been guiding tours in Latin America for 25 years and worked on National Geographic projects in Belize and Guatemala. 2012: The Archaeology Tour will visit Mayan sites beginning in March 2010.

2012 is approaching and not since Y2K has the hype been so high.
What does the archaeology say about 2012? What do the Mayan sites
and what we know about archaeoastronomy tell us about the
predictions in the near future? Look at the monuments and the
patterns of Mayan cyclical time for answers.
 

4 Summer of Love art show   June thru Aug

5 Seminar on Law and Money  Aug thru Sept

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