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Coming up this week at the Maxwell Museum of Anthopology:

Saturday, February 23  11:00-3:00 PM  FREE
MONTHLY ARTS 7 CRAFTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD 
Join us as the Zevk Ensemble presents a wonderful varied program of music,
storytelling and art from the Near East.  Music and storytelling with
fascinating Near Eastern instruments begins at 11:00 - 12:30.  Art program
with activity begins at 1:00 PM, then more music.  Fun for all age groups.
Call 277-5963 for more information.

Tuesday, February 25th"  2 PM  Zimmerman Library  FREE
Wiping the War Paint Off the Lens," by author Beverly Singer, Director of
the Alfonso Ortiz Center for Intercultural Studies is the
subject of the next lecture in the Open Doors: Regional Scholars and
Writers Series at the University of New Mexico.  For more information,
please call 277-6451.

Thursday, February 27, 11:00 PM - 3:00 PM
INDIAN BREAD BAKING DEMONSTRATION AND SALE
Mary Jane "The Bread Lady" Edaakie will be visiting us again, baking fresh
bread in the Maxwell's Horno, and serving up her delicious Indian Tacos,
fry bread, and pastries.