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Upcoming Placitas Area Events You Won’t Want To Miss! 
                                            (Please double check dates and times. They sometimes change.)
  • Wild Hearts Gallery exhibit, “Enchanted Forest,” featuring the work of Alfons Schuster, Michael and Sandy Kadisak, and Katie Thomas. Now through December 28. Homesteads Village (Merc complex).

  • Placitas Community Library Art Exhibit, All Mixed Up, featuring Mixed Media Textile Artists of New Mexico. Now through January 1. More information at www.placitaslibrary.com.

  • Placitas Community Library Art Exhibit, Judith Roderick: A Retrospective, January 3 through February 5. Artist reception Sunday, January 18, 1-3 pm. More information at www.placitaslibrary.com.

  • Placitas Artists Series concert, 3 pm, January 11, featuring Zuill Bailey, solo cello. Las Placitas Presbyterian Church. Art exhibit, 2 pm pre-concert talk, and reception for the artists before each concert. More information and tickets available at www.placitasarts.org or at the door if the concert is not sold out.

  • Placitas Community Library program, Kinship Medicine, with Dr. Wendy Johnson. January 24, 2-3 pm. More information at www.placitaslibrary.com.

  • Dance Out! A chance to boogie at the Placitas Community Library, featuring DJ Ken Grimes. Usually the first Friday of every month, but January 9 for next month. 5:30-7 pm.​.

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