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More Scenes From Annual Pumpkin Glow Event

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A lifelike image of Aretha Franklin, Queen of Soul, with a background of pumpkin watchers waiting in line to view more than 200 jack-o’-lanterns Saturday night at the Los Alamos Art Council’s annual Pumpkin Glow at Fuller Lodge. Photo by Linda Hull

A friendly Frankenstein beams during the Los Alamos Art Council’s annual Pumpkin Glow Saturday night at Fuller Lodge. Photo by Linda Hull

Costumed dancers of all ages enjoyed the musical festivities at the Los Alamos Art Council’s annual Pumpkin Glow Saturday night at Fuller Lodge. Photo by Linda Hull Read More

Lensic Presents Wise Fool All New Circus Luminous

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The Lensic Performing Arts Center presents Wise Fool New Mexico’s 15th annual Circus Luminous Nov. 23-25. Photo by Gabriella Marks

LENSIC News:

SANTA FE — The Lensic Performing Arts Center presents Wise Fool New Mexico’s 15th annual Circus Luminous at 7 p.m. Friday Nov. 23, 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday Nov. 24 and 4 p.m. Sunday Nov. 25 at The Lensic Performing Arts Center at 211 West San Francisco St. in Santa Fe.

Tickets: $20-$45 adults / $12-27 kids 12 and under. Tickets may be purchased online at Lensic.org, by calling 505.988.1234, or by visiting the Lensic box office at 211 West San Francisco St. Read More

Scenes From 16th Annual K Of C Haunted House

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The man behind the magic Fred Garcia at the 16th annual Knights of Columbus Haunted House Saturday evening on DP Road. Garcia said he enjoys creating the spooky fun for the community to enjoy. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com

Ladies Auxiliary President Nancy Kossar greets visitors to the Knight’s of Columbus Haunted House Saturday night on DP Road. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com

A spooky little character leads visitors into the Knights of Columbus Haunted House Saturday evening on DP Road. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com

The hallways are a scary path to navigate Read More

Scenes From LAAC Pumpkin Glow 2018

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Pumpkins were all aglow during the Los Alamos Arts Council’s annual Pumpkin Glow held Saturday night at Fuller Lodge. Photo by Mairen Hoch/ladailypost.com

A goofy grin decorated a pumpkin during the Pumpkin Glow. Photo by Mairen Hoch/ladailypost.com

Mickey Mouse made an appearance at the Pumpkin Glow. Photo by Mairen Hoch/ladailypost.com

A scene from Pumpkin Glow. Photo by Mairen Hoch/ladailypost.com

A scene from Pumpkin Glow. Photo by Mairen Hoch/ladailypost.com

A scene from Pumpkin Glow. Photo by Mairen Hoch/ladailypost.com

A scene from Pumpkin Glow. Photo by Mairen Hoch/ladailypost.com Read More

Scenes From Annual Pumpkin Carving At Smith’s

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Community members gathered this morning on the patio at Smith’s Marketplace for the annual pumpkin carving event in preparation for tonight’s Pumpkin Glow, in which the lawn of Fuller Lodge will be filled 6-9 p.m. with the eerie, flickering glow of hundreds of carved pumpkins. Photo by Lauren McDaniel/MainStreet

Scene from the annual Pumpkin Carving this morning on the patio at Smith’s Marketplace. Photo by Lauren McDaniel/MainStreet

Scene from the annual Pumpkin Carving this morning on the patio at Smith’s Marketplace. Photo by Lauren McDaniel/MainStreet

Scene from the annual Read More

Daily Postcard: Hunter’s Moon Above White Rock

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Daily Postcard: The Hunter’s Moon is 98 percent visible Friday from White Rock. The Hunter’s Moon is the full moon after the Harvest Moon. There are many different explanations for the name Hunter’s Moon. In the autumn months, there’s no long period of darkness between sunset and moonrise for several days in a row, around the time of full moon. In the days before tractor lights, the lamp of the Harvest Moon helped farmers to gather their crops, despite the diminishing daylight hours. As the sun’s light faded in the west, the moon would soon rise in the east to illuminate the fields throughout Read More

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