Harwood

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Numerous community-organized events take place here throughout the year. If you're looking for a venue for an event of your own, get in touch with us.

Look below to find out what's coming up.

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RECENT COMMUNITY EVENTS:

 

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Gallery Talk: Homebodies

featuring October artist Becky Holtzman

"How did the exhibit Homebodies come about? What is the connection to be found between bees, hearth and the human heart? Why is that bees have become a potent symbol of catastrophic ecological change? Join Becky Holtzman for a brief talk and Q&A about her work, the ideas behind this exhibit, and the materials she uses."

Sunday, October 23rd at 2pm
Harwood Front Gallery

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Rethinking School Lunch NM
Community Visioning Meeting

Please join us for our second community discussion on innovative strategies to bring healthy and sustainable food in to our schools. We will be using the data collected from our recent survey to help guide the conversation.

Saturday, October 22nd
9 am - noon
FREE and open to the public
Contact: Erin Engelbrecht (505) 350-8984 for more info. And find them on Facebook.

 

 

 

 

 

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ABQ Zinefest Olympics and Workshops

Saturday, October 1st, 2011

Hey Zinesters!

The Harwood Art Center is hosting our tabling, some workshops, and the first-ever ABQ Zine Fest ZINE OLYMPICS!

We’ll be spending day two of the fest at the Harwood, Saturday, October 1st from 11am–4pm. The Harwood is an old, giant, HAUNTED school at the corner of Mountain and 7th Street. We’ll be taking over what was once the school dining room for tabling, and the grounds outside, for the Zine Fest Olympic Games!

 

Practice your precision stapling techniques, folks!!

View full Zinefest weekend schedule here.

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Fourth Annual Albuquerque Cultural Conference
Saturday - Sunday, August 27-28, 2011

This year’s theme, “Cultural Survival in Difficult Times,” extends the discussion of trauma we began at last year’s event to explore cultural survival via literacy and the arts, independent media, and social and environmental justice. We’ll focus on expression: how a resilient community with a strong culture is sustained by performance, the written word, public art, and social activism.

Visit albuquerqueculturalconference.org to view panelists, scheduling, and to register for this event.